The “Kai Chang Track and Field Team” produced by Our Theatre is a mobile performance in which NPC characters representing Changhua’s many trades roam the park, interacting and conversing with visitors. Conveying local pride and emotional connection, these encounters invite everyone to become part of the narrative performance.

A youth-driven creative market brings together local brands, entrepreneurs, and dreamers across crafts, cultural design, agriculture, dining, and lifestyle goods. It showcases the thriving energy of Changhua’s industries and the bold, vibrant spirit of its younger generation.

SIAOSI YOSHI – Good Things Are Happening! Step into the alleys of Siaosi and explore its unique blend of Taiwanese and Japanese-style scenery. Stumble upon pop-up food carts, revisit the modern charm of the Yoshi Market, and experience the illuminated light installations at night. Don’t forget to fill your bag with local Siaosi specialties that you’ll want to enjoy again at home! Are you ready? Once a major commercial hub in central Taiwan, Siaosi thrived along Changhua’s busy north-south corridor. Its alleys once bustled with fabric merchants, street vendors, and goods from across the island. Rich in Taiwanese and Japanese-Western mixed history and culture, Siaosi now embraces a new generation carrying forward a diverse and modern lifestyle. Step into Siaosi’s alleys to explore authentic everyday culture. Encounter pop-up street stalls, revisit the modern charm of the Yoshi Market, and experience the illuminated light installations at night. Don’t forget to fill your bag with local Siaosi specialties to enjoy at home and stock up on little surprises for your life! Old-school charm meets modern trends – surprises await at every corner of the alley. Are you ready? SIAOSI YOSHI! Event link! Surprises await at every corner of the alley.

“Changhua Gastronomic Commons Depot” gathers the flavors of Changhua shaped by time, place, and community. Through five culinary maps and cross-industry collaborations, limited-edition products and specialty gifts are created that offer a taste of Changhua’s everyday life and its meticulous attention to flavor.

The exhibition “Changhua khòng! Food On!” explores the city’s culinary memories across its landscape, from street-food classics to the evolution of traditional banquet dishes like braised pork into today’s iconic kòng-ròu fàn (slow-braised pork rice). It highlights the patient cooking spirit and the passionate devotion to deliciousness that defines Changhua cuisine.

Enabling you to "Taste All of Changhua”, this market project spans the Guashan, Art Museum, and Confucius Temple districts. It gathers classic brands, cross-genre flavors, and a wide range of light menus to let visitors savor the city’s culinary variety from every angle.

Curated by musician Lim Giong, the "Sounds of Changhua" brings 22 live performances into the exhibition hall, where the fresh voices of beiguan music, deep ties to the land, and the power of traditional instruments converge in an unbroken cultural resonance. The mingling of old and new unfolds continuously, showing culture not as a static heritage but as an ever-transforming energy.

Bringing together perseverance, solidarity, and innovation, the Changhua Industrial Innovation Exchange Platform combines research, international forums, and a fresh exhibition-and-sales experience to present the county’s unique strength and boundless potential, showcasing “Made in Changhua” anew to Taiwan and the wider world.

With Tianwei’s unique industrial resources and complete supply chain, it holds the potential to become Taiwan’s flagship marketplace for plant culture, and an annual must-visit destination for plant enthusiasts worldwide. Tianwei aspires to become a global hub for plants—carrying rarity, creativity, and culture—setting sail toward the future.

With the design concept of “bringing flowers into the crowd, and drawing fashion from the land,” the events Floral Fashion Show and Tianwei Blooming Fashion Show present a fusion of fashion × floral art. By blending floral aesthetics with sustainable design, they showcase a fresh vision of fashion rooted in the land and inspired by nature.

“Way to CHANGHUA” is a hybrid online-offline service hub for exploring Changhua. Starting in Changhua City, it links six distinctive travel routes: begin with the railway, whet your appetite with street snacks, read the city’s living stories, and roam through low hills, coastlines, and riverbanks to savor Changhua’s layered flavors and experiences.

Lukang forever stands as an indicator of the island's religious beliefs. The Lukang Music Festival blends concerts and market events to deeply fuse the dreams of new generations with tradition, while redefining cultural vitality and setting a bold new benchmark for the region.

All of Changhua becomes a stage as renowned performance groups join local talents to create site-specific stories and interactive shows throughout the exhibition period. Art moves beyond the gallery into daily life, crafting shared cultural memories in every corner of the city.

A 12-minute immersive light-sculpture performance transforms the historic Lukang Culture Center (or Lukang Assembly Hall) into a flowing canvas. Beginning with the bustling port of 1784, it traces the dreams of countless trades and intertwines mountain-and-sea landscapes with the human stories that form Changhua’s cultural heritage.