52 events
Every arts and culture event on the calendar, checked against official sources.
The second part of the museum's exhibition on the Tibetan Dragon Canon, the monumental Tibetan Buddhist canon produced under imperial patronage in the early Qing dynasty.
A three-gallery exhibition on documentary photography in Taiwan and the realist tradition that runs through it.
A National Museum of History exhibition on art exchanges between Taiwan and Japan, running to 22 November 2026.
A Taiwan and Korea group exhibition on life in super-aged societies, looking at caregiving networks and collective memory.
A long-running exhibition at Chiayi Art Museum, the city's converted tobacco factory art space, closing at the end of November 2026.
Taitung County's performing arts season at the county arts centre, closing with three ticketed shows in November.
The 2026 Taiwan Ceramics Biennale at the Yingge Ceramics Museum runs to 27 December 2026, deep into the winter season.
A National Palace Museum exhibition on how to look at Chinese painting, running to 27 December 2026.
A calligraphy exhibition at the National Palace Museum, running to 27 December 2026.
An exhibition of oversize masterpiece scrolls at the National Palace Museum, running to 27 December 2026.
The third 2026 rotation of the National Palace Museum's national treasures display, running to 27 December 2026.
Japanese media artist Daito Manabe's first major overseas solo exhibition, with new immersive works created for the Taichung Art Museum's double-height galleries.
An exhibition on travel literature at the National Museum of Taiwan Literature in Tainan, reading Taiwan's places and journeys through its writers.
An exhibition on how the National Palace Museum conserves and restores its treasures, running to 3 January 2027.
The first overseas stop of the Mori Art Museum retrospective of Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, covering some 30 years of his practice.
A retrospective of video and kinetic artist Wang Yahui at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, running to 3 January 2027.
Chimei Museum hosts the British Museum's exhibition on Egypt's pharaohs, with 280 pieces in the largest display of its kind ever staged in Taiwan.
Paintings and rare documents by Li Mei-shu, Yang San-lang and Li Shih-chiao, three pioneers of modern art in Taiwan with deep roots in New Taipei.
A solo exhibition devoted to Lim Kac-keong (Lin Ke-gong), presented as the companion show to Beyond the Canvas at the New Taipei City Art Museum.
An exhibition on One Health, the approach that treats the health of people, animals and the environment as connected.
The British artist's first major solo exhibition in Asia brings more than seventy works on everyday objects to the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts.
The ninth edition of the National Museum of Natural Science's Science Images exhibition, presenting images produced in the course of scientific research.
A National Palace Museum Southern Branch exhibition tracing the art that crossed the Himalaya region over centuries of exchange.
A special exhibition explaining carbon capture, utilization and storage, and the role these technologies play in cutting carbon emissions.
An exhibition on the history and everyday life of Lukang, the historic port town in Changhua, traced across days, years and lifetimes.
A long-running exhibition on the classic Qing dynasty novel Dream of the Red Chamber, told through artifacts in the National Palace Museum collection.
A long run National Palace Museum exhibition on how its collection took shape around 1950, open throughout the season.
Hualien's stone sculpture festival, with an open air creation camp at NilaI Plaza and exhibitions running into January.
A major survey of the late composer and artist Ryuichi Sakamoto's installation practice from the 2000s onward, built around seven large-scale installations.
Asia's leading Chinese-language film festival, closing with the 63rd Golden Horse Awards on 22 November 2026.
The National Museum of Taiwan Literature's writers festival, with twin main venues in Taipei and Tainan.
A themed exhibition at the National Palace Museum Southern Branch built around fishing imagery and the pleasures of the catch in Asian art.
Sixty-six masterworks from the YAGEO Foundation Collection, from Tintoretto to Bacon and Hockney, at the new Taichung Art Museum.
Special exhibition of Qing archival documents on the empire's encounters with diverse peoples and powers.
Rare mathematical books from the museum collection, tracing the meeting of Chinese and Western mathematics.
Robert Lepage and Schaubühne Berlin bring the epic production Faith, Money, War and Love to the National Taichung Theater Playhouse for its Asian premiere.
The 2026 Asian textiles exhibition at the National Palace Museum Southern Branch, on how cloth carried materials and stories across Asia.
A collection exhibition at the National Palace Museum Southern Branch on groupings of deities and divine figures in Chinese art.
Twenty Japanese craft artists, from a Living National Treasure to young makers, reinterpret Pokémon through traditional crafts such as ceramics, metalwork, textiles and lacquer.
Asia's most vibrant book fair, with Czechia as Guest of Honor in 2027 at the Taipei World Trade Center.
Kaohsiung's citywide spring arts season, expected late February to early July 2027, programme not yet announced.
Tainan's spring performing arts season brings theatre, dance and music to venues across the city from March to May.
Chiayi's international art documentary festival, opening the spring film season at the city art museum.
Tainan's city-backed award exhibition links the city's commercial galleries in a month-long season for emerging artists.
Kaohsiung's youth film festival, screening shortlisted student and young filmmaker work at the Film Archive.
International sand sculptors build large themed works on the golden sand of Fulong Beach, the anchor summer exhibition of the Northeast Coast.
Artists in residence scatter land art along the Highway 11 coast, and on selected evenings the Moonlit Sea Concerts play on the lawn at Torik Visitor Center facing the Pacific.
The Taipei Film Festival's 29th edition, expected to open in late June 2027.
Hundreds of small scale theatre, dance, music and comedy shows take over unconventional spaces across Taipei for two weeks each August.
Taipei's flagship performing arts festival commissions and presents theatre, dance and interdisciplinary work from Taiwan and overseas each autumn.
The fourth Matsu Biennial is expected to fill villages, tunnels and harbours across the five islands with contemporary art in autumn 2027.
An outdoor contemporary art festival set around Zhengbin Fishing Port, with large scale installations among the colourful harbour houses and fishing boats.