Casa de la Cultura was built in 1914 and is situated at 734, 25 de Mayo street. The building has its own architectural style that resembles the European style of that time. Designers chose marble for decoration, giving the front of the building a fancy look.
Gualeguaychu Theatre was first opened officially on July 14th,1914. It originally had 280 seats, a wide orchestra pit, and a wide room for the audience. The theatre always had an orchestra that cheered up the intermissions and there was also a cafe in the balcony.
In 1926, it was refurbished for the first time and the stalls were removed. In 1928, it was refurbished again and new stalls were added.
On December 18th, 1981, it was declared a “Cultural Public Site”. After 1987 it was used as a cinema for some years. The building was declared a Historic Monument on February 11th, 1997
On April 9th, 2011 “Gualeguaychu Theatre'' was re-opened to the public after being closed for three years because it was being restored. Nowadays, it can hold up to 644 seats.