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Events in Taiwan, city by city.

53 upcoming events in 5 cities, 1 of them free. Pick a city to see every event with date, venue and official page.

Cities

Where to go in Taiwan

  • Taipei · 16 events, next Friday 20 Nov
  • Taichung · 13 events, next Tuesday 17 Nov
  • Kaohsiung · 12 events, next Monday 16 Nov
  • New Taipei · 6 events, next Saturday 21 Nov
  • Tainan · 6 events, next Sunday 15 Nov

Next up

The next events across Taiwan

Sun15Nov

Mozart musical comedy at the Tainan library theatre

Tainan Public Library main branch, 6F Wow Theatre

On Sunday 15 November 2026 at 14:30 the Wow Theatre on the sixth floor of the new main branch of Tainan Public Library hosts Mozart Is So Busy, version 2, a musical comedy by the Vivaldi Chamber Ensemble. The listing offers seven pieces, one mystery and six not-so-serious musicians who set out to find out why Mozart was so busy. In the story, a video streamer who has just broadcast a historical anecdote worries about falling views and looks for a new topic. She reads news of a newly found Mozart manuscript, tries classical music to cure her insomnia, falls asleep, and then wakes to talk to the leader of men in black, which makes her curious about the background of the Requiem. The iCulture page lists no ticket price. A light, funny concert is easy to enjoy alone. The listing gives the end time. «《莫札特很有事》ver.2音樂新喜劇» Starts 14:30, ends about 15:50. Source: Ministry of Culture, Taiwan — iCulture arts and culture events open data (Open Government Data License, version 1.0).

Mon16Nov
MusicKaohsiungAlcohol-free friendly

A cappella men’s choir concert at Weiwuying

衛武營國家藝術文化中心音樂廳

A renowned men's choir sings an unaccompanied programme spanning Russian Orthodox music, Sibelius and Rautavaara, and contemporary Latvian and Welsh works, even using clapping and water glasses. It fills the concert hall of the vast Weiwuying arts centre, whose open public spaces are great for lingering after the show.

Tue17Nov

Piano recital “Dawn and Night Song” at National Taichung Theater

臺中國家歌劇院小劇場

A solo piano evening that travels from Bach's Italian Concerto and Beethoven's Waldstein sonata to Rachmaninoff in the second half. It takes place in the small hall of the striking National Taichung Theater. A seat at a recital is a relaxed solo night out, with the intermission for conversation.

Wed18Nov
MusicKaohsiung

Musical reading concert: songs from original Mandarin musicals

衛武營國家藝術文化中心表演廳

A theatre company known for original Mandarin musicals performs a reading-concert of songs from three of its productions, including an award-nominated show. Part of Weiwuying's after-work short-performance series, it is a light, compact evening that is easy to attend alone.

Fri20Nov
CultureTainan

Song and dance evening: dance troupe meets local choir

臺南歸仁文化中心演藝廳

A local dance troupe and a local choir join forces for an evening that mixes classical Chinese dance, flags and fans with live singing. It is a warm, community-made show at Guiren Cultural Center, the kind of audience where neighbours chat in the foyer.

Fri20Nov

Play reading in a café: new Taiwanese script “Antwerp”

相信世代 University Café二樓

Part of a festival of staged readings, this session presents a new absurdist script about a lonely man and a world of ants, read by actors in the upstairs room of a café. The intimate setting and talk around new writing make it easy to strike up a conversation with other theatre fans.

Fri20Nov
CultureTaichung

Small theatre in a bookstore: “My Plan For Life”

邊譜書店3樓

An independent theatre company stages its new production about planning for happiness on the third floor of a bookstore. The tiny venue puts audience and actors close together, and browsing the shelves before the show is a natural way to meet other theatre-goers.

Sat21Nov
CultureNew Taipei

Dance festival show: an autobiographical dance piece in Shulin

樹林藝文中心演藝廳

A dance performance that retells a French choreographer's three-decade career through live narration, archive images and re-enacted movement, performed by a local dancer in Mandarin. It is part of a dance festival at Shulin Arts Center, where festival crowds make for easy conversation in the foyer.

Sat21Nov
OutdoorsTaipeiAlcohol-free friendly

Shilin old streets walking tour with storytelling

臺北表演藝術中心

A guided stroll through the old streets of Shilin, looking beyond the night market at layers of history from Qing-era shophouses to modern daily life. Organised by Taipei Performing Arts Center, it is a short one-hour walk in a small group, so chatting with fellow walkers comes naturally.

Sun22Nov
Free
LearningTaipeiAlcohol-free friendly

Dance Talk: dancing beyond school, free talk at TPAC

臺北表演藝術中心 11樓排練場1

Speakers from different corners of the dance world discuss what happens after dance school: the creative scene, how work meets audiences, and international practice. The official listing shows a price of zero. A rehearsal-room talk like this draws a curious crowd that is easy to talk to afterwards.

Tue24Nov
CultureTaipei

Staged Reading of a New Play at Huashan 1914

華山1914文化創意產業園區 中3館2F 拱廳 (Huashan 1914 Creative Park)

Part of the Prologue New Play Festival: actors read a new script about a Macau boat-building family and decades of change in the city. Staged readings are informal and intimate, and the festival crowd at Huashan is easy to chat with afterwards. The ticket page lists a 400 TWD price zone.

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Questions people ask

How many events can I find in Taiwan?

53 upcoming events in 5 cities, 1 of them free. The list updates as cities publish new agendas.

Can I go to events in Taiwan alone?

Yes. Each city page lists events picked because many people arrive on their own and there is a natural moment to talk: talks, concerts, walks, language cafés and workshops.

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