Upcoming Events & Festivals

All Holidays and Observances in Taiwan in 2020 - Events and observations associated with the holidays we list may be canceled or otherwise affected due to measures taken to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Please check with event organizers for details.

You always wanted to know how to play Mahjong but never had a chance to learn? Then this event is just for you. We will show you the ropes and who knows maybe you will find the Mahjong Master in you!

Halloween is a popular festival from the American culture, is becoming more widespread in Taiwan as many young people would celebrate all through the day.

Bring some paper and pens to draw with us! The model will do several poses for the duration of 5, 7 and 10 min. No drawing experience needed, just come have fun!

Sun Yat-sen's Birthday is an unofficial holiday, that is why no special events are organized in Taiwan. It's mainly marked by the remembrance speeches.

The Saisiat Festival is one of the aboriginal tribes in Taiwan that inhabit the mountains separating Hsinchu and Miaoli counties.

The Dongzhi Festival is celebrated in Taiwan by cooking and eating of Tangyuan which is small balls made of glutinous rice.

Christmas is widely celebrated in Taiwan even though it is not a public holiday. Stores would sell Christmas items & restaurants serve Christmas Day menus.

Constitution Day in Taiwan is celebrated on December 25. It marks the adoption of the Constitution of the Republic of China in 1946.

New Year’s Eve follows the start of the year in the Gregorian calendar. There has always been a countdown firework celebration at Taipei 101.