Antalya's Historic Venue Vatan Kahvesi Revives with Culture and Art
Revived with a thirty-million-lira investment, the historic venue is preparing to host art events and gastronomic gatherings in the city.
Vatan Kahvesi, one of Antalya's deeply rooted structures, is becoming the new center of gastronomy, culture, and art activities after being renovated with an investment of approximately thirty million liras.
Revival of the Historic Venue
Vatan Kahvesi, one of Antalya's historical venues, has been reintroduced to urban life through a comprehensive investment process and aims to be a meeting point for art.
Investment Details and Process
Zeki Özen, President of the Antalya Gastronomy Investors and Operators Association, announced that the venue was brought to life with a thirty-million-lira investment and a ten-year lease agreement.
First Art Event and Exhibition
In the first exhibition to be organized with the contributions of the Fine Arts Association and AGYİD, the paintings of 96-year-old artist Hamdi Dicle will meet with art lovers.
Employment and Social Goals
While providing employment to young women within the business, barista training is also being provided, and a gastronomy library is targeted to be established in the future.