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House of culture and art "Koza" opened in Alanya

House of culture and art "Koza" opened in Alanya

June 12, 2024

The House of Culture and Art "Koza" was opened after the restoration of the old building with the participation of Tahir Aine, Hasret Achikgouz, Nevin Shaginbeyoglu and Sema Aksai. The House of Culture is located in the Güllerpınary district on Sertoğlu Street. The opening ceremony was attended by Mayor of Alanya Osman Taryk Ozcelik, other representatives of the municipality and residents of the city. This is a place where both parents and children can spend pleasant and useful time: play instruments, listen to fairy tales, meet writers and artists, visit exhibitions and concerts, participate in seminars and workshops. There’s a nice café on the property.

 

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