Each year, well-known performance groups from Taiwan and overseas are invited to give musical, drama, dance, and traditional opera performances at the Performance Hall. This venue is also used by various groups for arts and cultural performances and activities. We hope in this modern society, we can work hard to develop a performance mechanism that includes local characteristics and a global perspective so that we can fully display Taoyuan City’s multicultural and abundant vitality.

 

Nestled in the heart of Taoyuan's Chung Cheng Arts District, the multi-purpose Taoyuan Arts Center shines like a beacon as an eco-friendly green building providing a wealth of performances and exhibitions to the public, as well hosting a variety of recreational leisure activities. Opened in 2010, the Center is fast becoming a venue noted for hosting arts programs of international caliber. The Center has received the "Best Facility for Non-Handicapping Environments Award" from the Ministry of the Interior in year 2011, and one of the outdoor art projects of the Center, “Fog Sculpture # 46696 – Talk to Fog”, has also won the Best Creative Performance Award at the Third Public Arts Awards 2012.

Constructed of aluminum alloy, the principle building's sleek design spirals into the sky like dancing ribbons. Glass windows stacked in lattice-like layers glisten like jewels in the sunlight. At night, LED lights cast changing patterns of color on the surface, giving the building a chic elegance. Most importantly, the exciting bright red entry leads not just to the doors of an art space of originality and pleasant surprises, it also leads to a new era for Taoyuan City's multifaceted cultural creative industries and art scene.

 

The Zhongli Arts Hall was officially opened in October 25, 1985, which coincided with the 40th anniversary of the end of Japanese rule of Taiwan. The Hall is located in the urban area of Zhongli District, nearby Zhongli District Library and Zhong Zheng Park in the southern Taoyuan area. With its professional facilities and convenient transportation, the Hall is part of a cultural education area that exudes a simple and quiet ambience.

 

The Taoyuan Arts Cinema Ⅱ, a four-story building located in the urban city of Taoyuan and near the Chen Gong elementary school, was open officially on February 2, 2003. Originally, it was built as a senior activity center but transformed to a multi- functional culture space. People could experience a variety of cultural activities in its local story room, computer classrooms, training rooms or exhibition space.