Jungnang-gu 'Sagajeong Majung Village Vitality Center' Opens

Opening Ceremony of ‘Sagajeong Majung Village Vitality Center’ Held at 2:30 PM on the 30th

A Community Shared Space Available to All Residents of Jungnang-gu

Facilities Include a Book Cafe, Meeting Rooms, and Shared Childcare Rooms in a Building from Basement Level 1 to 5 Floors Above Ground

The ‘Sagajeong Majung Village Vitality Center’ in Jungnang-gu has opened its doors wide.

Jungnang-gu (Mayor Ryu Gyeong-gi) announced that it held the opening ceremony of the ‘Sagajeong Majung Village Vitality Center’ near Exit 1 of Sagajeong Station at 2:30 PM on the 30th.

The ceremony, attended by about 100 people including Mayor Ryu Gyeong-gi, local residents, and village activists, was organized as a time to share the process of creating the space, tour the facilities, and celebrate the opening.

The Village Vitality Center is a shared space for residents that can be rented for small group meetings, education, and various events. It was created with the purpose of providing a space where local residents can gather, engage in activities, and socialize together.

From the early design stages of the Sagajeong Majung Village Vitality Center, the district promoted ‘Resident Empathy Workshops’ to collect opinions from residents and nearby merchants, reflecting these to create a shared space accessible to all generations, from infants to seniors.

Located on the site of the former Sagajeong Station Eoullim Madang, the Sagajeong Majung Village Vitality Center has a total floor area of 566㎡ (171 pyeong) and spans from basement level 1 to 5 floors above ground. It includes club rooms, a book cafe, shared childcare rooms, party rooms (small meeting rooms), seminar rooms, a shared kitchen, and a rooftop cafe.

The space is available for use by any resident of Jungnang-gu.

Mayor Ryu Gyeong-gi of Jungnang-gu said, “I hope the Sagajeong Majung Village Vitality Center becomes a place where residents can gather anytime to socialize, enjoy themselves, recharge their daily vitality, and also revitalize the local community. We will continue to provide diverse activity spaces for residents and strive to further strengthen the bonds within the local community.”

Since opening the ‘Sangbong Majung Village Vitality Center’ in November 2018, the district has established and operated the Gyeomjae, Junghwa, and Mangu Majung Village Vitality Centers up to last year. With the opening of the Sagajeong Majung Village Vitality Center, the total number of village vitality centers in the area has increased to five.

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