Latest Events in Taipei(October Updated)

Against the backdrop of Rembrandt's classic portrait paintings, the exhibition highlights five key aspects: classic works of European painting history spanning six countries, a major collection from the Toledo Museum of Art coming to Taiwan, original works by Rembrandt and Goya on display together, six themed exhibition areas presenting a complete picture of European civilization, and experiencing the profound beauty of classical art through light and shadow. The exhibition opens with an introduction spanning three centuries of European painting history, leading visitors into a world of light, shadow, and humanity. It then presents two main sections: "Painting and Power," focusing on court power and historical painting, showcasing the evolution of visual imagery among royalty and the church; and "Myth and Memory," exploring how European artists reshaped collective memory through ancient civilizations, drawing on classical mythology and historical relics. The exhibition then continues with the remaining four main thematic sections: "Artistic Careers," which explores the operation of the art market and sponsorship mechanisms; "The Beauty of Everyday Life," which presents scenes of daily life in genre paintings from the 17th to the 19th centuries; "Capturing Nature," which showcases natural scenery through landscape and animal paintings; and "European Art in a Global Context," which discusses the impact of colonial trade and global exchange. The exhibition runs from July 18th to October 19th at the Fubon Museum of Art, Taipei. This page provides complete ticket information, divided into two phases: the pre-sale period and the exhibition period. Pre-sale period (June 15th – July 17th): Single ticket NT$400, Double ticket NT$750; Exhibition period: Full price NT$500, Concession ticket NT$450, Taipei City ticket NT$400, Special offer ticket NT$250. The following are important notes for purchasing tickets, including usage rules, refund policy, and restrictions. This page details 16 visitor guidelines, covering: maintaining quiet upon entry, regulations for checking umbrellas and large luggage, prohibition of eating and drinking and dangerous items, prohibition of touching exhibits, complete prohibition of eating and drinking and chewing gum, adherence to the on-site flow, prohibition of photographing some exhibits, prohibition of selfie sticks to maintain exhibit safety, prohibition of flash and tripods for some works that are open for photography, prohibition of timing tools at the last minute, and prohibition of racing and running.

The Taipei Arts Festival, a product of significant cultural policy, has been held since 1998. It serves as a vital platform for encouraging young creative work, providing a platform for outstanding artists to fully unleash their creativity, integrating relevant artistic resources, and showcasing diverse and rich cross-disciplinary artistic collaborations. The various special performances and arts education events held each summer not only provide the public with a high-quality aesthetic experience but also leave behind beautiful memories. These events also foster opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration, revitalize the cultural and creative industries, promote Taipei's international tourism, and elevate Taipei's image as a renowned cultural city to the global stage.

Nuit Blanche Taipei is a free arts festival held on the first Saturday of November each year. Embracing the concepts of "overnight activities" and "citizen participation," the festival transforms a district in Taipei into a large art museum overnight, featuring visual and performing arts, inviting residents and tourists alike to share in this unique cultural experience.

The Shilin Official Residence Chrysanthemum Festival, with a history spanning over 20 years, is Taipei's largest autumn floral event. This year, in addition to the more common chrysanthemums, a wide variety of unique ornamental chrysanthemums are showcased, presented in mixed media and installation art. Shilin Residents Park's professional gardeners spent nearly two years cultivating and designing these varieties, creating thousands of giant, diversely shaped ornamental chrysanthemums. Come to the park to celebrate and admire the magnificent spectacle of chrysanthemums in full bloom.

The 2026 Taipei Fashion Week was held from October 16th to 20th at the Songshan Cultural and Creative Park. This year's theme focused on one of Taiwan's strongest cultural soft powers in recent years—drama—coinciding with the 60th anniversary of the Golden Bell Awards, a major event in the film and television industry in October. Themed "Fashion, Action!", this season's Taipei Fashion Week blended the humanistic and culturally rich narratives of Taiwanese dramas with the language of fashion design, weaving a captivating fashion story through the creative vision of Taiwanese fashion designers. The 2026 Taipei Fashion Week included: an opening show, brand shows, the "Taiwan Color Sensation" fashion exhibition, an international buyer sourcing conference for apparel and accessories, as well as fashion design newcomer awards, select shops, and other activities, showcasing the diverse aspects and profound cultural heritage of Taiwan's fashion industry. Celebrities Shao Yu-wei and Lien Chen-hsiang, along with many participating brand designers, witnessed this grand event that transcends the boundaries of fashion and culture.

The Taipei International Birdwatching Expo is Asia's largest and longest-running birdwatching event. The 28th expo will be held in October 2026 at Guandu Nature Park in Beitou District, with the theme "Under Our Wings," exploring the interdependent relationship between humans and wild birds. The event brings together 15 international wildlife conservation organizations and 60 domestic conservation groups, promoting ecological conservation concepts and bird knowledge through expert lectures, ecological workshops, interactive exhibitions, and a bird market, attracting tens of thousands of birdwatchers, ecologists, and environmentalists.

The Taipei Hot Spring Festival is a major event in Taipei City, jointly organized by the Taipei Hot Spring Association and the Taipei City Tourism and Information Bureau. Each year, the festival features a diverse program of performances, exhibitions, charity events, and cultural experiences. This successful event attracts both domestic and international tourists, boosts tourism, and enhances the international reputation of Beitou Hot Springs. The diverse cultural performances offer residents the opportunity to experience international culture and enjoy world-class experiences without leaving their homes.