Cultural Palace Overview
The Cultural Palace was originally established on August 16, 1977, under the Ulaanbaatar Partisan State Farm, following Order No. 100 issued by the Mongolian Minister of Enlightenment. Initially, it was named “Workers’ Club” and functioned as a community cultural space. In 1987, the center expanded with the construction of a new Cultural Center building.
Since its establishment, the Cultural Palace has been dedicated to providing high-quality cultural and artistic services, promoting leisure activities, and organizing competitions and community events across various social groups.
Current Operations
Today, the institution operates under the leadership of Director R. Munkhsuren, with a team of 15 staff members. The center annually serves over 15,000 residents, including local citizens, businesses, and organizations.
The Cultural Palace hosts a variety of events, including:
- Entertainment programs
- Dance and karaoke nights
- Trivia competitions (AХА)
- Sports tournaments
- Artistic performances
- Cultural exhibitions
- Film screenings
Library Services
In collaboration with the GCS NGO, the Cultural Palace also provides library and educational services for the community, particularly targeting children and young people. Each year, the library serves over 2,000 visitors, with a collection of approximately 3,000 books.