Programs
Performances
Performances
When the Mountains Sing
Nanwang Sisters
Island Love
P!SCO
Islands in the Wind
Maestro Ken Hsieh & TAIWANfest Orchestra ft. Lynn Kuo
Old Town, New Soul
ZiXuan & Slow Train
Aventura e Saudade
(Adventure and Longing)
Simon ARRUDA
Island Hopping- Through the wind, we resonate
EnCello Toronto
Shared Shorelines
Chinyi C
Where Music Stops, Memories Begin
Chinese Music Ensemble of Toronto
LET TAIWAN BE TAIWAN
Festival Souvenir
Postcards from the 3rd culture
Eunice Keitan
Love is A Colour
Jacq Teh
Intro to Scottish Country Dancing
RSCDS Toronto
Love is A Colour
Jacq Teh
Exhibitions
Exhibitions
Decoding Toronto: The Invisible Cross of Toronto
Decoding Toronto
The Red Brick Era of Northern Taiwan
LI Chien-lang, Ron SHIEH
From Scotland to Changhua: Taiwan’s Healthcare Education History
Changhua Christian Hospital Historical Museum
Good Fortune for Gender Equity
Kaohsiung Association for the Promotion of Women’ s Rights
From Tartan to Floral Fabric: Cultural Symbols or Stereotypes?
TAIWANfest
From Heroic Narratives to Historical Reflection
TAIWANfest
Activities
Activities
Collective Island
Ted LIAO
Wandering Through Paper: Seed Paper Art Making Lab
Cassia LEUNG
Artist Market
Local & International Artists
The New Soul of Hakka Mountain Song
Zixuan HUANG
A World of Black Tea: Blending & Tea-Seal Workshop
Sophia CHIU
Tao Calligraphy: Flow into Greatest Harmony (Da He Xie)
Dr. Hui-Ling Lin
Piecing Taiwan into the World
Hsiao-Wen LO
Hope Talk
Hope Talk
Examining the Lived Experiences of Women from a Novelist's Perspective
Nathalie CHANG (CHANG Yi-Hsum)
Islands’ Talk: A Historical Conversation among Scotland, Canada, and Taiwan
Mimi SUNG
Songs Remembered
Ipo DEMALADAS aka. Hilo WANG (Nanwang Sisters)
Into the Community: Gender, Community, and Power in Indigenous Societies of Eastern and Southern Taiwan
Sung-En LIN (Senayan)
Room for Love
P!SCO
The Romance of the Highlands: Perspectives on Scotland’s North in the Nineteenth Century
Kevin J. JAMES
The Invisible Cross of Toronto: Why We Navigate a City We Cannot Read
Paige Wen
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Performance / Vendor / Sponsorship Opportunities
Toronto TAIWANfest is grateful to be held on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of many nations, including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples, that is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. We acknowledge our privilege to be gathered here, and commit to work with and be respectful to the Indigenous peoples of this land while we engage in meaningful conversations of culture and reconciliation.