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Sabancı Performing Arts Center
Sabancı Universitesi Gösteri Merkezi
Sabancı Performing Arts Center is located in Turkey
Sabancı Performing Arts Center
Sabancı Performing Arts Center
Location of Sabancı Performing Arts Center in Turkey
AddressOrhanlı, Orta Mah. Üniversite Cad. 27
Tuzla, Istanbul, Istanbul
Turkey
Coordinates40°53′33″N 29°22′30″E / 40.89250°N 29.37500°E / 40.89250; 29.37500
OwnerSabancı University
Capacity912
OpenedApril 2005; 19 years ago (2005-04)
Website
www.sabanciuniv.edu/en/campus-life/sgm

Sabancı Performing Arts Center (Turkish: Sabancı Üniversitesi Gösteri Merkezi) is the performing arts center and conference hall of Sabancı University in Tuzla district of Istanbul, Turkey.

The late Sakıp Sabancı, Honorary Chairman of the Trustees of Sabancı University, had announced the opening of the Sabancı University Performing Arts Center, of which the official inauguration took place on Sunday, 6 June 2005, with a personally written letter of invitation, three days before he died. The Center began offering its performance series in April 2005.

Sabancı University Performing Arts Center aims to contribute to the rich cultural life of Istanbul, particularly to the city's Anatolian coast, and provide cultural and artistic services to the University's students and staff, as well as to all art appreciators in the region.

The Center's goal is to organize activities through which art appreciators of all ages and from all walks of life can interact with the arts, as well as to become a prestigious performing arts center renowned for the quality of its performing national and international artists and groups. The auditorium has a seating capacity of 912.

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