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The Korea Foundation Cultural Center, located on the first floor of the JoongAng Ilbo building in Sunhwa-dong-dong, will reopen at a new location in Suha-dong, Seoul, in early July.
In June, only the seminar room of the center will be open at a temporary location on the eighth floor of the JoongAng Ilbo building for about four weeks.
The organization has been offering a variety of cultural programs to both foreigners and Koreans since opening in 2005.
The new center will feature a seminar room and an exhibition space. The library and screening room will no longer be available due to the limited space of the new center.
The exact date for reopening at the new location has not been decided yet, the center said.
(dyc@heraldcorp.com)
In June, only the seminar room of the center will be open at a temporary location on the eighth floor of the JoongAng Ilbo building for about four weeks.
The organization has been offering a variety of cultural programs to both foreigners and Koreans since opening in 2005.
The new center will feature a seminar room and an exhibition space. The library and screening room will no longer be available due to the limited space of the new center.
The exact date for reopening at the new location has not been decided yet, the center said.
(dyc@heraldcorp.com)
