Seoul Living Culture Center Chebu
서울생활문화센터 체부
Culture space · Jongno-gu
A community culture space in the Sejong Village Food Street. Club activities, exhibitions and small performances take place in the Masil lounge and Chebu Hall.
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Source: living.sfac.or.kr
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