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Busan’s Multipurpose Cultural Space ‘Domoheon’ to Hold 1st Anniversary Celebration

2025. 9. 18 3  Views
◈ Domoheon marks its 1st anniversary since its opening on September 24, 2024, with a commemorative event inviting distinguished guests from various fields and citizens; applications for participation are available on the official website.

◈ In the second half of the year, various programs such as the operation of a media façade, creation of the Sosopung Lounge, and the Domoheon Busan School will continue.

◈ Mayor Park Heong-joon stated, “As a multipurpose cultural space that has returned to the citizens, Domoheon will deliver special experiences and inspiration, and we will do our best to make it an even more beloved space.”
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Busan Metropolitan City (Mayor Park Heong-joon) announced that Domoheon, the multipurpose cultural space, will host a variety of commemorative events to celebrate its 1st anniversary since its opening on September 24, 2024.


Domoheon was created by remodeling the former Mayor’s Residence, which had served as an open event hall, and reopening it to the public. After more than 40 years, it has once again become a multipurpose cultural facility open to all citizens.


In just six months after opening, the number of cumulative visitors surpassed 200,000 this past April. Within approximately 10 months, the facility exceeded its original annual target of 200,000 visitors by attracting 300,000 visitors.


The 1st anniversary ceremony will take place at 10:00 a.m. on September 24 at the Sosopung Garden of Domoheon. About 180 people will attend, including Mayor Park Heong-joon, representatives from various sectors of Busan (religious, media, business, women’s, and youth communities), citizens recommended by district and county offices, and members of the public who apply through the website.


The ceremony will include a progress report, screening of a performance video, a plaque of appreciation presentation, commemorative tree planting, and a celebratory performance.


In particular, to mark the 1st anniversary of Domoheon, violinist Danny Koo and pianist Cho Yoon-sung—known for their passionate musicianship and adventurous projects that expand their artistic reach—will present reinterpreted classical, jazz, and popular repertoires, providing a rich musical experience that will fully immerse the audience.


Through this commemorative event, Busan Metropolitan City will share the major achievements of Domoheon over the past year, expand participation so that citizens can take pride in using the facility, and continue planning and operating diverse cultural content that connects citizens’ everyday lives with inspiration, while also actively gathering citizens’ opinions.


Citizens who wish to participate in the 1st anniversary celebration may apply through the online reservation system on the official Domoheon website (busan.go.kr/domoheon).


Participation will be open to the first 100 applicants on a first-come, first-served basis until 12:00 p.m. on Monday, September 22. Final participants will be individually contacted to confirm their attendance.


For further details, please visit the official Domoheon website (busan.go.kr/domoheon) or contact the General Affairs Division of Busan Metropolitan City (Domoheon, ☎ 051-888-8707).


Meanwhile, Busan Metropolitan City plans to continue raising public interest and enhancing the value of Domoheon by operating diverse programs.


In the second half of the year, Domoheon will operate its media façade to build video content that highlights its history and symbolism. Other programs will include the creation of the Sosopung Lounge, Domoheon Busan School, special lectures by distinguished speakers, and an event to celebrate the 400,000th visitor.


Mayor Park Heong-joon stated, “Domoheon has now established itself as a multipurpose cultural space that reflects the cultural literacy and sophistication of Busan and the dignity of its citizens. Through this 1st anniversary celebration, we will plan various learning and healing programs that offer both tradition and culture, as well as new experiences for citizens and domestic and international visitors to Busan, so that Domoheon can become an even more cherished space.”

This content has been translated by AI. Please refer to the attached original Korean version for accuracy if needed.