The Splendor of Dream of the Red Chamber
A long-running exhibition on the classic Qing dynasty novel Dream of the Red Chamber, told through artifacts in the National Palace Museum collection.
56 events this weekend
Friday 30 October to Sunday 01 November 2026: everything on in Taiwan this weekend, from one-day races and concerts to the exhibitions, festivals and seasons running through it. Each card shows its full run, and every date is checked against its official source.
A long-running exhibition on the classic Qing dynasty novel Dream of the Red Chamber, told through artifacts in the National Palace Museum collection.
An exhibition on travel literature at the National Museum of Taiwan Literature in Tainan, reading Taiwan's places and journeys through its writers.
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.
A long-running exhibition at Chiayi Art Museum, the city's converted tobacco factory art space, closing at the end of November 2026.
An exhibition on One Health, the approach that treats the health of people, animals and the environment as connected.
A special exhibition explaining carbon capture, utilization and storage, and the role these technologies play in cutting carbon emissions.
A special exhibition at Taichung's National Museum of Natural Science on geothermal energy and sustainable use of the earth's heat.
An exhibition on the history and everyday life of Lukang, the historic port town in Changhua, traced across days, years and lifetimes.
The ninth edition of the National Museum of Natural Science's Science Images exhibition, presenting images produced in the course of scientific research.
A three-gallery exhibition on documentary photography in Taiwan and the realist tradition that runs through it.
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.
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.
The first overseas stop of the Mori Art Museum retrospective of Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, covering some 30 years of his practice.
Little Kinmen's taro season brings taro digging, games, markets and taro dishes to Lieyu Township through the autumn.
A season of open-air concerts in the canyon scenery of Zengwen Reservoir, running into early November 2026.
The Zhiben spring area's year round season under the national Taiwan Good Soup programme.
The national hot spring season record: a Tourism Administration carnival spanning 19 spring areas to June 2027.
Night illuminations light up Taichung's mountain resort towns of Lishan and Guguan through the autumn and winter season.
A long run National Palace Museum exhibition on how its collection took shape around 1950, open throughout the season.
Weeks of lakeside concerts capped by fireworks over Sun Moon Lake, closing 14 November 2026.
A retrospective of video and kinetic artist Wang Yahui at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, running to 3 January 2027.
An exhibition of oversize masterpiece scrolls at the National Palace Museum, running to 27 December 2026.
A calligraphy exhibition at the National Palace Museum, running to 27 December 2026.
A season-long birdwatching marathon on the southwest coast, timed to the arrival of black-faced spoonbills and other winter migrants.
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.
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.
A Taiwan and Korea group exhibition on life in super-aged societies, looking at caregiving networks and collective memory.
A National Palace Museum Southern Branch exhibition tracing the art that crossed the Himalaya region over centuries of exchange.
The Southern Branch's annual Asian Art Festival takes a Himalayan theme for 2026, with a month of programmes around the special exhibition.
An exhibition on how the National Palace Museum conserves and restores its treasures, running to 3 January 2027.
A National Palace Museum exhibition on how to look at Chinese painting, running to 27 December 2026.
The third 2026 rotation of the National Palace Museum's national treasures display, running to 27 December 2026.
A National Museum of History exhibition on art exchanges between Taiwan and Japan, running to 22 November 2026.
Yilan County's autumn and winter hot spring season in Jiaoxi, running from mid October 2026 to the end of February 2027.
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.
Hualien County's hot spring festival linking the Ruisui and Antong spring areas for a month of autumn weekends.
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.
Taichung's citywide shopping festival runs from late October to Christmas Day 2026, with receipt lotteries and merchant promotions across the city.
A winter season festival around the purple crow butterflies that overwinter in the valleys of Maolin National Scenic Area.
The silver grass season on the Caoling Historic Trail, with weekend shuttles, markets and period costume experiences.
Fuli Township's autumn harvest music festival, two days of concerts and a farmers market under Sixty Stone Mountain.
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.
Vast patterned flower carpets bloom across the Xinshe plateau for Taichung's annual flower carpet festival.
Taiwan's national coffee festival returns to Gukeng in Yunlin, gathering coffee farmers, roasters and brands from across Taiwan.
Taiwan's flagship Indigenous music festival takes over Taitung Forest Park for a weekend.
Japanese singer-songwriter Vaundy plays two nights at Taipei Arena, 31 October and 1 November 2026, on his ASIA ARENA TOUR 2026 "HORO".
An elite focused marathon linking Chiayi City's Lantan and Renyitan reservoirs.
Middle-distance triathlon at Taiwan's southern tip, with a sea swim and a coastal bike and run in Kenting.
Meinong's Hakka farming town celebrates its white jade radish and bean harvest with field picking, markets and cooking events.
A point-to-point island-hopping marathon across the Penghu archipelago, finishing in Magong.
Full, half and shorter races lap the famous Sun Moon Lake shoreline from the Xiangshan Visitor Center.
A national parks marathon over the volcanic roads of Yangmingshan, starting at Zhongshan Hall.
Tongluo's autumn festival fills its fields with chrysanthemums at peak bloom, with taro and farm produce on sale and free chrysanthemum tea.
A charity marathon in the Zhiben hot spring valley outside Taitung City.
Friday 06 November to Sunday 08 November 2026: 67 events on across Taiwan.
A long-running exhibition on the classic Qing dynasty novel Dream of the Red Chamber, told through artifacts in the National Palace Museum collection.
An exhibition on travel literature at the National Museum of Taiwan Literature in Tainan, reading Taiwan's places and journeys through its writers.
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.
A long-running exhibition at Chiayi Art Museum, the city's converted tobacco factory art space, closing at the end of November 2026.
An exhibition on One Health, the approach that treats the health of people, animals and the environment as connected.
A special exhibition explaining carbon capture, utilization and storage, and the role these technologies play in cutting carbon emissions.
A special exhibition at Taichung's National Museum of Natural Science on geothermal energy and sustainable use of the earth's heat.
An exhibition on the history and everyday life of Lukang, the historic port town in Changhua, traced across days, years and lifetimes.
The ninth edition of the National Museum of Natural Science's Science Images exhibition, presenting images produced in the course of scientific research.
A three-gallery exhibition on documentary photography in Taiwan and the realist tradition that runs through it.
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.
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.
The first overseas stop of the Mori Art Museum retrospective of Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, covering some 30 years of his practice.
Little Kinmen's taro season brings taro digging, games, markets and taro dishes to Lieyu Township through the autumn.
A season of open-air concerts in the canyon scenery of Zengwen Reservoir, running into early November 2026.
The Zhiben spring area's year round season under the national Taiwan Good Soup programme.
The national hot spring season record: a Tourism Administration carnival spanning 19 spring areas to June 2027.
Night illuminations light up Taichung's mountain resort towns of Lishan and Guguan through the autumn and winter season.
A long run National Palace Museum exhibition on how its collection took shape around 1950, open throughout the season.
Weeks of lakeside concerts capped by fireworks over Sun Moon Lake, closing 14 November 2026.
A retrospective of video and kinetic artist Wang Yahui at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, running to 3 January 2027.
An exhibition of oversize masterpiece scrolls at the National Palace Museum, running to 27 December 2026.
A calligraphy exhibition at the National Palace Museum, running to 27 December 2026.
A season-long birdwatching marathon on the southwest coast, timed to the arrival of black-faced spoonbills and other winter migrants.
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.
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.
A Taiwan and Korea group exhibition on life in super-aged societies, looking at caregiving networks and collective memory.
A National Palace Museum Southern Branch exhibition tracing the art that crossed the Himalaya region over centuries of exchange.
The Southern Branch's annual Asian Art Festival takes a Himalayan theme for 2026, with a month of programmes around the special exhibition.
An exhibition on how the National Palace Museum conserves and restores its treasures, running to 3 January 2027.
A National Palace Museum exhibition on how to look at Chinese painting, running to 27 December 2026.
The third 2026 rotation of the National Palace Museum's national treasures display, running to 27 December 2026.
A National Museum of History exhibition on art exchanges between Taiwan and Japan, running to 22 November 2026.
Yilan County's autumn and winter hot spring season in Jiaoxi, running from mid October 2026 to the end of February 2027.
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.
Hualien County's hot spring festival linking the Ruisui and Antong spring areas for a month of autumn weekends.
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.
Taichung's citywide shopping festival runs from late October to Christmas Day 2026, with receipt lotteries and merchant promotions across the city.
A winter season festival around the purple crow butterflies that overwinter in the valleys of Maolin National Scenic Area.
The silver grass season on the Caoling Historic Trail, with weekend shuttles, markets and period costume experiences.
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.
Vast patterned flower carpets bloom across the Xinshe plateau for Taichung's annual flower carpet festival.
Taiwan's national coffee festival returns to Gukeng in Yunlin, gathering coffee farmers, roasters and brands from across Taiwan.
Meinong's Hakka farming town celebrates its white jade radish and bean harvest with field picking, markets and cooking events.
Tongluo's autumn festival fills its fields with chrysanthemums at peak bloom, with taro and farm produce on sale and free chrysanthemum tea.
Accusefive play three nights at Taipei Arena, 6 to 8 November 2026, on their [在這裡 @ century] world tour.
International dragon boat racing on Liyu Lake, moved to November for 2026.
Taiwan's largest annual travel fair, rebranded ITF Taiwan International Travel Fair for its 40th year in 2026.
Pingtung Park fills with Christmas light installations, giant trees and weekend snowfall shows for the county's winter festival.
A home appliance fair organised by the Taipei Electrical Commercial Association at TWTC Hall 1, 6 to 9 November 2026.
The autumn edition of the Taipei Furniture Expo at TWTC Hall 1, listed on the official TWTC calendar for 6 to 9 November 2026.
Asia's leading Chinese-language film festival, closing with the 63rd Golden Horse Awards on 22 November 2026.
A stationery, gift and creative craft expo at TWTC Hall 1, listed on the official TWTC calendar for 6 to 9 November 2026.
A consumer pet supplies expo at TWTC Hall 1, listed on the official TWTC exhibition calendar for 6 to 9 November 2026.
WSL QS 6,000 international surfing at Jinzun Harbor, the highest-tier surf event ever held in Taiwan.
The National Museum of Taiwan Literature's writers festival, with twin main venues in Taipei and Tainan.
A long-run exhibition at Kaohsiung's National Science and Technology Museum presenting the Tang Prize and its laureates' work.
A nine-day national science festival staged across Taiwan's five Ministry of Education science museums, including Taichung and Kaohsiung.
A two-day festival in Beimen blessing salt for peace, rooted in the Wangye faith and Tainan's historic salt fields.
A hilly, hard-edged marathon on Nangan in the Matsu Islands, close to the China coast.
Famously friendly small-town marathon through the rice fields of Tianzhong in Changhua.
The eighth Vagabond Festival takes place over two days on open grassland by the Guanxi Platform in Anping, Tainan, with a bill mixing Taiwanese and Japanese acts.
Pingtung County's city marathon, starting at the county stadium.
A free outdoor concert in the courtyard of the historic Keelung Fortress Command, part of the Keelung Performing Arts Center Pure Keelung series, with a heritage walking tour and market stalls.
Trail racing on the hills above Shilin, hosted at Soochow University.
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