所有親子活動與工作坊
All Family Activities & Workshops
Kid Zone—
Echoes of the Island
親子闖關—回音之島
固蘭湖街 700 段
12:00pm-6:00pm
Through hands-on activities, sounds, and stories, this parent-child adventure helps children rediscover memories of home and cultural treasures. Explore identity through play, and leave behind your own creative cultural echo.
親子闖關透過手作、聲音與故事，陪伴孩子找回家的記憶與文化寶藏。在遊戲中探索自我，用創意留下屬於自己的文化回聲。
Trivia
隨堂測驗
North of the Vancouver Art Gallery
溫哥華美術館廣場
Granville 600 & 700
固蘭湖街 600、700 段
12:00pm-6:00pm
It’s quiz time! Test your knowledge with 15 fun and little-known facts about the history of Portugal and Taiwan. Chance to win a small prize!
考試囉！15題關於葡萄牙與台灣的歷史冷知識，有小禮物等你拿！
Tái Lung Cong Table Game
大籠床
客家館，固蘭湖街 600 段
12:00pm-6:00pm
Explore Hakka rice cake culture through interactive board games and rice traditions. Discover language, food, land, and identity.
兩位客家青年以客家灶下的「籠床（蒸籠）」出發，打造一款以客家粄食為主題的桌遊。我們的社區夥伴多倫多台灣客家同鄉會帶你一起邊玩邊學客語喔！
Uncle Tom's
Journey to The West
湯姆叔叔嬉遊記
North of the Vancouver Art Gallery
Pancouver 舞台- 溫哥華美術館廣場
12:00pm-6:00pm
Violinist Tom shares a heartfelt musical journey inspired by true stories—from comforting children in hospital to reviving memories through song. Drawn from his time with kids in Penghu and reimagined in Vancouver, this performance invites families to experience the power of music, memory, and imagination.
小提琴家 Tom 以生命經驗編織而成的音樂旅程。他曾在病房為末期病童拉奏熟悉旋律，也曾喚醒失智婦人塵封60年的舞步。此次演出呈現四段真實故事，靈感來自他在澎湖與孩子們的交流，為親子觀眾帶來一場溫暖又啟發想像的聆聽時光。
Traces of Blue:
Indigo Dye
藍色足跡：藍染工作坊
固蘭湖街 600 段
12:00PM - 1:30PM, 2:00PM - 3:30PM
Join this hands-on indigo dye workshop presented by the Watersource Cultural and Educational Foundation of Taichung.
從九二一震災重建出發，水源地文教基金會以藍染連結土地、文化與社區，邀你捲袖參與藍染工藝體驗！
Pickling Together
「漬」在一起吃
固蘭湖街 600 段
4:00pm - 6:00pm
Inspired by Hakka pickling traditions, this workshop bridges generations through seasonal wisdom and shared meals.
從客家「醃漬」文化出發，透過親子食育體驗，讓孩子與家庭在節氣智慧中建立新的食物記憶，慢慢累積屬於自己的文化厚度。
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TAIWANfest Vancouver is grateful to be held on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam Indian Band), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish Nation), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh Nation). 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.