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The first time I went to the Cultural Center, I gaped, it was every single thing that I loved! There you can find books, paintings, dance, theater, classical music, comic books and more! There you can stop for food, to study, to watch a movie, just to enjoy the garden with the trees that survived from the subways constructions or just to stop for a little bit. It's for free, but if you want to visit the library you have to bring you ID.…
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Date of experience: July 2017
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The place is fantastic, with an unique architecture and aggregating all the types of art. The library offers a very calm place to study. There is also a set of cultural attractions that goes on every day. So, it's a place for all the "tribes".
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Date of experience: March 2016
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Didn't stay much, but it was a nice place to stumble upon where there were a lot of people practicing dance or playing music. There is also a rooftop lawn and garden. Definitely free art of you were to stay around and people watch.
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Date of experience: January 2016
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Vanessa P - Jaywalking around Town wrote a review Jul 2015
Calgary, Canada1,066 contributions457 helpful votes
This place offers courses, theatres, expositions and many other art and culture related activities. Mostly for free.
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Date of experience: November 2014
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Like many public places in SP, the CCSP is very poorly maintained. It's a great place, great space and the idea behind it is excellent, but there's very poor maintenance happening here, and the exhibitions, despite being great, are very poorly organized. Still worth a visit.
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Date of experience: October 2014
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