Sabancı Cultural Center

The Sabancı Cultural Center is a theater complex located at the west end of Seyhan Bridge in Adana and houses several artistic facilities. The facility includes a theater hall with seating capacity, a library, an art gallery, and exhibition areas that host different types of performances and presentations.

The center was established in 1976 under the management of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and became a focal point for local artistic activity. The Adana State Theatre took up residence in 1981, which established the complex as a regular venue for theatrical productions.

The center serves as a gathering place for local theater groups and performers who present work throughout the year. You can see how different artistic communities use the space to connect with audiences and share their productions.

The complex is conveniently located on the banks of the Seyhan River and its various facilities are open throughout the year for visitors. Be aware that most theatrical performances take place between October and May, when the programming is most active.

The center has hosted unusual artistic experiments that incorporated the nearby Seyhan River and bridge as part of the stage itself. These location-specific performances used the natural setting to create a different kind of theater experience for audiences.