Featured Events in Taipei in February, 2025 (May Updated)

Taipei International Book Exhibition is themed Time for Reading this year and features Germany as the theme country Taipei International Book Exhibition is themed Time for Reading this year and features Germany as the theme country. Publishers from countries are participating, adding to the innovations, theme pavilions, and over activities planned for the book fair. Information Source: TIBE Organizing Comittee | expotobi

The 2025 Taipei Lantern Festival will be held from February 2 to February 16, 2025. The event venue is located in the West District of Taipei, which is convenient for transportation and has both fashion and tradition. The scope is from Beimen MRT Station to both sides of Section 1 of Zhonghua Road at Xihonganji Temple, covering Beimen MRT Station Exit 1 Plaza, Beimen Plaza, Zhongshan Hall Plaza, Ximen Red House Plaza and the surrounding areas of Ximen MRT Station. The main lantern is located at Zhongshan Hall Plaza. This grand event combining art and culture will showcase a variety of creative and exquisite lantern sets, bringing an unforgettable Lantern Festival light and shadow feast.

Popular K-pop girls group Billlie announced the dates and cities for their world tour concert 'Our FLOWERLD (Belllie've You)'. According to the currently released schedule, the tour will kick off in Hong Kong in February 2025, followed by Taipei, Bangkok, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney, Osaka and Yokohama. Billlie World Tour 'Our FLOWERLD (Belllie've You)' will take place in Taipei on February 9, 2025.

Popular K-pop band N.Flying announced their highly anticipated Asia tour, “2024 N.Flying LIVE ‘HIDE-OUT’ in ASIA”, which will consist of 4 members besides Kim Jaehyun. The tour starts in Bangkokand then heads toKuala Lumpur, Macau and Taipei. 2024/25 N.Flying LIVE ‘HIDE-OUT’ in Taipeiwill be held in Taipei on February 9, 2025. More details will be announced by the organizer, so stay tuned!

The "2025 Shilin Official Residence Tulip Exhibition" displays more than 130,000 30 kinds of tulips from the Netherlands and Japan, paired with Western Valentine's Day. With the theme of "Love Meets Art", it introduces the traditions and festival activities of various countries on "Valentine's Day", creating eight exotic exhibition areas and installations and a sea of ​​colorful tulips to tell different love stories, inviting you to experience the exotic romantic atmosphere. Tulips, known as the "magic flower" by Europeans, are loved for their delicate appearance and bright colors. Every year, more than 100,000 tulips from the Netherlands and Japan are displayed at the Tulip Exhibition, creating a colorful and beautiful sea of ​​tulips, allowing everyone to experience the unique romantic charm of temperate zone flowers without having to go abroad.

Printmaking and drawing are fundamental forms of human artistic creation. Though their appearances and techniques differ greatly, both forms embody artists’ profound explorations of technique, medium, and expression. “Tiangong Kaiwu”, a legacy of Ming dynasty Chinese scientist Song Yingxing, stands as a comprehensive work on ancient Chinese craftsmanship and scientific spirit. Its documentation of woodblock printing, ink usage, and material selection laid the groundwork for the development of printmaking. This exhibition begins with the spirit of “Tiangong Kaiwu”, presenting outstanding works by Eastern and Western artists to examine the technical heritage and contemporary potential of these art forms.

DUO Stephanie & Saar at Debussy Center Taipei Date: Tuesday, February 18, 2025 Time: 7:30pm Location: no. 16, No. 1, Lane 23, Rui'an St Come join us for a mesmerizing evening with DUO Stephanie & Saar at Debussy Center Taipei! The renowned New York City based piano duo perform works by Fanny Mendelssohn, Haruna Mistake, Clara Schumann, Juri Seo and Igor Stravinsky. Tickets are free but reservations required. Information Source: eventbrite

Each Modern presents the group exhibition To Sway and Surround: Japanese Female Abstraction, which reflects on the independent attempts made by female abstract artists across different eras through the lens of Japanese women artists spanning a century.