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Beitou · October 31, 2026 · free admission

A Beitou evening: songs on the platform, a film on the grass

Xinbeitou Station platform → Qixing Park east lawn

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A black-and-white film still shows a man playing a violin beside a desk, papers and a lamp.

洪一峰 with a violin in Love Never Ceases (1962). Still published by TFAI. Editorial use.

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Why this order

On October 31, 洪榮宏 sings his father 洪一峰’s film songs at the old Xinbeitou Station. A short musical comes first; the restored 1962 Love Never Ceases follows nearby in Qixing Park.

Your evening timetable

17:00 musical on the platform; 18:00 songs and talk; 18:30 film on the east lawn, ending 20:30.

Change at Beitou MRT for the Xinbeitou branch. The historic station and Qixing Park are beside Xinbeitou MRT; find the old station platform for the first two performances.

  1. Stop 1

    17:00 · songs on the old platform

    The old station platform becomes a stage at 17:00. A劇團 opens with a Taiwanese-language musical built around the station images of old Taiwanese cinema. At 18:00, 洪榮宏 sings his father 洪一峰’s film songs and shares stories behind Love Never Ceases.

    Six A劇團 performers sing in front of bookshelves under blue and purple stage lighting.

    A劇團 in performance. Photograph published by TFAI with its October 31 invitation. Editorial use.

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    October 31, 17:00–18:30; free admission.
  2. Stop 2

    18:30 · Love Never Ceases on the grass

    Walk — The park is beside the station. Allow a few minutes to move from the platform to the east lawn.

    At 18:30, move to Qixing Park’s east lawn for the restored black-and-white film. 洪一峰 plays a music teacher whose search for his separated family takes him into singing. Directed by 邵羅輝 in 1962, the film is classified 6+; the published screening window is 18:30–20:30.

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    October 31, 18:30–20:30; free admission, film classification 6+.