culture center

American  

noun

Anthropology.

1. the part of a culture area in which the most distinctive traits of the area are concentrated.

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Example Sentences

Yates, 35, discussed the album over coffee last month in Silver Lake, a few days after Turnstile played a rowdy gig at L.A.’s Ukrainian Culture Center that featured an endless succession of stage-diving fans.

From Los Angeles Times

At a history and culture center in Keene, she bent down to tie an older supporter’s shoe and took pictures with another voter and her poodle mix.

From New York Times

Migrations of Chinook and coho salmon have plummeted, harming the Native American communities whose diet and culture center on the fish.

From Seattle Times

Past the village dining hall, kindergarten and culture center, the tidy rows of one-story beige houses came into view.

From New York Times

“The thread that ties together so much of Blackwood’s work,” Sasha Frere-Jones wrote last year on the website for Pioneer Works, a Brooklyn culture center that was streaming some of Mr. Blackwood’s films, “is a sense of patience and respect, so that even when the documentary form includes narration, it usually comes from the painters and musicians themselves.”

From New York Times