Three ways to make sound together, with time to walk between them.
A suggested evening
17:00 Yuanshan MRT; around 17:30–18:15 at the carousel; 19:00–19:20 Tape Music; 20:00–20:20 Searching for Nagashi, followed by dinner. Choose the 21:00 market session if you want a longer meal first. Arrive ahead of the short performances.
Start at Yuanshan MRT and finish near Zhongshan Elementary School MRT. The three main walks total about 3.2 km, with stairs on the mapped park route. Allow extra time inside festival crowds.
Start with Chung-Han Yao’s Midnight Music Box, where PX Mart music becomes an electronic dance set and movement changes sound and light. Leave around 18:15 for the next stop.
October 31, 14:00–24:00; November 1, 00:00–02:00. Festival hours; check the official programme for changes.
Yuanshan MRT to the carousel pin is about 1.3 km: allow 25 minutes. The mapped approach includes stairs. Leave about 30 minutes for the 1.5 km walk to Shan-Chih Hall, then ten minutes for 430 metres to the market. Use the official festival map and follow entrance signs where paths are controlled.
Walk — About 1.5 km from the carousel; allow 30 minutes and follow event signs around the park exits and university entrance.
Catch Chi-Wei Lin’s 19:00–19:20 Tape Music in Shan-Chih Hall at Tatung University, 40 Zhongshan North Road Section 3. A woven score moves between people and becomes collective sound.
Chi-Wei Lin / Nuit Blanche Taipei · earlier Tape Music presentation
Walk — About 430 metres from Shan-Chih Hall; allow ten minutes, then locate the festival’s market-performance pin.
At the festival’s Qingguang Market pin, look for Searching for Nagashi at 20:00–20:20. Then choose dinner from neighbouring Shuangcheng Street’s food stalls. The 21:00–21:20 session leaves time to eat first.
