This event's website opening page is loud, so turn down your speakers if you are looking late at night.
-Free bus from Taishan to Taipei and back. www.taishan.ntpc.gov.tw.
Address: Taishan Physical Education Hall (Taishan's Park Road, No. 54)
Website (Chinese): www.lionking2013.net
10/10/2013
Halloween Family Events Taipei 2013
Boo!
It's that time of year, when parents start looking for Halloween events, costumes, and decorations for their families. I've been following things online, and decided to try to put everything in one place.
a. Halloween Costumes:
Behind Taipei Train Station, there are several stores (according to this Taipei Times article, there were 14 last year) that stock Halloween (and then Christmas) costumes and decorations. Costumes start at about TWD300. Most are the kind you would find at a Walmart or similar store back home.
This is from the article mentioned above:
Lococo is a very large outlet store, with some fantastic costumes available all year round for good prices. The costumes are in the room off to the side of the main store. Beitou Road Sec. 1, No. 7 (Beitou District). This is just off the MRT line, so not as hard to get to as it sounds.
北投路一段七號
A seasonal costume shop downtown is about two blocks south of Renai Road, near Lane 456. Thanks to Kelly for sharing this information. They stock costumes for adults and children.
Address: Building No. 442, Guang Fu South Road, Taipei. 光復南路442號
Shin Mei, a stock-clearance store behind SOGO in Taipei currently has 20% off Halloween decorations and costumes.
Address: Tung Hua South road, section 1, alley 190, number 53 (behind the white SOGO, Zhongxiao-Fuxing MRT, North-East corner.)
In Keelung (Jilong), you can go to the 3rd floor of Bao-ping Book Store (保評書局), near the big MacDonald's. Address: Renai District, Ai-Er Road, No. 76. 基隆市仁愛區愛二路76號 - across from the big bus station outside the parking building. The stationery store next to Hess Bookstore also has a few bits and pieces. They both stock a few cute candy items, made in Vietnam.
Wellcome (頂好) is going a bit Halloween-crazy, with its pumpkin range, at least. The tiny ones are TWD39, then they go up and up and UP to TWD1,000. They also have posters up about some events/promotions, but I didn't get a chance to read it properly.
2. Events:
Tianmu's Market Place Development Organisation runs a whole series of events for Halloween, the biggest being the free one at Tianmu Sports Park on October 26th, 1-8pm. Their event information is all in Chinese (here).
It says on the poster that 200 stores in Tianmu are taking part in the Trick-or-Treating, between 11am and 12noon. I'm guessing that is on Saturday, but the poster does seem to show that it is on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday...
At the park, they will have food and drink stands, music, storytelling, and games.
Between 2 and 3pm, Shing Gong Mitsukoshi's Tianmu Store will be giving away 3,000 pumpkins and other gifts.
The Brass Monkey is running another Kid's Halloween Party this year, on October 27th.
The Brass Monkey is at 166 Fuxing North Road, Taipei, Taiwan, 台北市復興北路166號.
It's right by Nanjing East Road MRT stop, so if you think you might have a drink, why not just take the MRT and/or taxi? Parking is available nearby, but it is not cheap on weekends.
Kidchen Club (a cooking and activity space in Shilin run by a lovely couple) will hold two Halloween-related sessions coming up to Halloween. Cost is NTD2,400 for the two sessions. Their food is awesome!
Address: No. 68-10, Tian Mu N. Rd., Shihlin District, Taipei City, Taipei 111, Taiwan, Taipei, Taiwan
Taipei City Playgroup also holds an annual Halloween party for children. It is for members of the playgroup, and very much an event where families get involved in the planning and running of the afternoon. Families bring treats to share and for the trick-or-treating. Older children make games for others to play during the afternoon. If you are a family in Taipei and would like to join an English-language playgroup, the best way to join is to contact me with your email address so I can add you to the group. You can also read about upcoming events on Taiwanease.com
The American Club will have a members-only event for children on October 27th. If you have an active family that enjoys lots of sports and social activities and are craving an English environment, take a look at the American Club membership as an option.
Radio Redux will give three performances of Dracula over the weekend of October 26th and 27th. Click here for more details. It is being advertised as suitable for adults and children over 12.
McDonald's seem to have two activities. The first is, add NTD30 to your Happy Meal and you get a DIY pack. The second is, there is Halloween bus going to the stores listed on the poster (in Chinese at the bottom)
Taipei Zoo's Zoolloween is up and running. The main event is on October 26th , 4pm-8pm. I need to gripe. Why is it EXTREMELY difficult to dig up anything really useful about events in Taiwan? Even the Taiwan Government's English website fails to mention ANY of the event details... Here's a poster and a link, anyway. I read that the baby panda is the feature of Zoolloween.
Xue Xue Kids in Neihu is having a Halloween weekend on October 26th and 27th. All this info is currently in Chinese. I'll try to find time to translate. Xue Xue Kids is a very cool space in Neihu. Check out their website to find out more.
Alumni from Columbia, Cornell, MIT, NYU, Wash U and Yale currently in Taiwan can attend the 2013 Taipei Intercollegiate Halloween Spooktacular. See details here.
Sanchong Govt. will host a Halloween party over two afternoons (Oct 25 and 26). Information (Chinese) here.
That's what I have so far. Halloween has become quite popular with the younger set in Taipei. Many kindergartens and schools will have events where children dress up and learn the "Trick-or-Treat" rhyme. After all, who doesn't like an excuse to play pretend and eat lots of candy?
It's that time of year, when parents start looking for Halloween events, costumes, and decorations for their families. I've been following things online, and decided to try to put everything in one place.
a. Halloween Costumes:
Behind Taipei Train Station, there are several stores (according to this Taipei Times article, there were 14 last year) that stock Halloween (and then Christmas) costumes and decorations. Costumes start at about TWD300. Most are the kind you would find at a Walmart or similar store back home.
This is from the article mentioned above:
The Holiday House (節慶屋) at 95 Changan W Rd (台北市大同區長安西路95號), tel: (02) 2559-4897 is geared more towards women with the requisite flirtatious Little Red Riding Hood and risque female versions of Captain America costumes. Prices are between NT$499 and NT$599 for adult costumes and NT$100 less for children. Unfortunately, the Holiday House seemed like a Christmas store moonlighting as a Halloween shop.Here is a link to a map for a store at Tai Yuan Road No. 6 (just north of Taipei Main Station).
A few steps down the road is Lucky House (吉祥屋) at 109 Changan W Rd (台北市大同區長安西路109號), tel: (02) 2550-0262. At first, the list prices on everything seemed to be a bit higher than the Holiday House, but soon the owner came over and started offering better deals. She turned out to be a spirited bargainer and a costume that contained a hat, wig and sailor’s dress went from being NT$970 to NT$750 with a few clicks on the buttons of her oversized calculator. Eventually, a price of NT$700 was settled on, but not before using the time-honored pretending-to-walk-away tactic of negotiation.
Technically not on Changan West Road but worth mentioning because it’s very visible from the intersection at Changan and Taiyuan is Party World Thematic Warehouse (派對世界) at 63 Taiyuan Rd (台北市太原路63號), tel: (02) 2559-9758. This two-level shop had the widest selection of all with kids’ costumes, fairy wings and tons of pirate paraphernalia. One of their specialties is all shapes and sizes of mylar balloons, which ranged in prices from NT$100 to NT$450 filled with helium. Overall, Party World would be the first place to shop to decorate for a Halloween party.
Lococo is a very large outlet store, with some fantastic costumes available all year round for good prices. The costumes are in the room off to the side of the main store. Beitou Road Sec. 1, No. 7 (Beitou District). This is just off the MRT line, so not as hard to get to as it sounds.
北投路一段七號
A seasonal costume shop downtown is about two blocks south of Renai Road, near Lane 456. Thanks to Kelly for sharing this information. They stock costumes for adults and children.
Address: Building No. 442, Guang Fu South Road, Taipei. 光復南路442號
Shin Mei, a stock-clearance store behind SOGO in Taipei currently has 20% off Halloween decorations and costumes.
Address: Tung Hua South road, section 1, alley 190, number 53 (behind the white SOGO, Zhongxiao-Fuxing MRT, North-East corner.)
In Keelung (Jilong), you can go to the 3rd floor of Bao-ping Book Store (保評書局), near the big MacDonald's. Address: Renai District, Ai-Er Road, No. 76. 基隆市仁愛區愛二路76號 - across from the big bus station outside the parking building. The stationery store next to Hess Bookstore also has a few bits and pieces. They both stock a few cute candy items, made in Vietnam.
Wellcome (頂好) is going a bit Halloween-crazy, with its pumpkin range, at least. The tiny ones are TWD39, then they go up and up and UP to TWD1,000. They also have posters up about some events/promotions, but I didn't get a chance to read it properly.
2. Events:
Tianmu's Market Place Development Organisation runs a whole series of events for Halloween, the biggest being the free one at Tianmu Sports Park on October 26th, 1-8pm. Their event information is all in Chinese (here).
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At the park, they will have food and drink stands, music, storytelling, and games.
Between 2 and 3pm, Shing Gong Mitsukoshi's Tianmu Store will be giving away 3,000 pumpkins and other gifts.
The Brass Monkey is running another Kid's Halloween Party this year, on October 27th.
銅猴子邀請您全家與我們一起瘋萬聖!!I've heard from friends that The Brass Monkey runs pretty good parties for families, with lots of fun gifts, prizes, and games.
Fun and games for the whole family!
日期 Date : Sunday 10/27星期天
入場時間 : 11:00AM - 4:00pm
Adults 大人 NT$550*
Children 小孩 (<1 br="" free="" nt="" old="" yr="">Under 2 yrs old NT$450
我們會有另您意想不到的好玩把戲讓您和您的孩子一起同樂
當天打扮最佳的孩子會有機會把大獎帶回家唷!!
Be sure to dress up, as we have great prizes for the best costumes!
Full buffet lunch for adults and children
大人兒童可享自助式早、午餐
*BOOK BEFORE OCTOBER 19 AND GET 10% OFF!!!!!!
*10月15號之前預訂，可享9折優惠
訂位請 email puffy@brassmonkeytaipei.com
For reservations please email puffy@brassmonkeytaipei.com
或打電話訂位 Please call Puffy on 0918 620 088
The Brass Monkey is at 166 Fuxing North Road, Taipei, Taiwan, 台北市復興北路166號.
It's right by Nanjing East Road MRT stop, so if you think you might have a drink, why not just take the MRT and/or taxi? Parking is available nearby, but it is not cheap on weekends.
Kidchen Club (a cooking and activity space in Shilin run by a lovely couple) will hold two Halloween-related sessions coming up to Halloween. Cost is NTD2,400 for the two sessions. Their food is awesome!
Address: No. 68-10, Tian Mu N. Rd., Shihlin District, Taipei City, Taipei 111, Taiwan, Taipei, Taiwan
Taipei City Playgroup also holds an annual Halloween party for children. It is for members of the playgroup, and very much an event where families get involved in the planning and running of the afternoon. Families bring treats to share and for the trick-or-treating. Older children make games for others to play during the afternoon. If you are a family in Taipei and would like to join an English-language playgroup, the best way to join is to contact me with your email address so I can add you to the group. You can also read about upcoming events on Taiwanease.com
The American Club will have a members-only event for children on October 27th. If you have an active family that enjoys lots of sports and social activities and are craving an English environment, take a look at the American Club membership as an option.
Radio Redux will give three performances of Dracula over the weekend of October 26th and 27th. Click here for more details. It is being advertised as suitable for adults and children over 12.
McDonald's seem to have two activities. The first is, add NTD30 to your Happy Meal and you get a DIY pack. The second is, there is Halloween bus going to the stores listed on the poster (in Chinese at the bottom)
Taipei Zoo's Zoolloween is up and running. The main event is on October 26th , 4pm-8pm. I need to gripe. Why is it EXTREMELY difficult to dig up anything really useful about events in Taiwan? Even the Taiwan Government's English website fails to mention ANY of the event details... Here's a poster and a link, anyway. I read that the baby panda is the feature of Zoolloween.
Xue Xue Kids in Neihu is having a Halloween weekend on October 26th and 27th. All this info is currently in Chinese. I'll try to find time to translate. Xue Xue Kids is a very cool space in Neihu. Check out their website to find out more.
Alumni from Columbia, Cornell, MIT, NYU, Wash U and Yale currently in Taiwan can attend the 2013 Taipei Intercollegiate Halloween Spooktacular. See details here.
Sanchong Govt. will host a Halloween party over two afternoons (Oct 25 and 26). Information (Chinese) here.
That's what I have so far. Halloween has become quite popular with the younger set in Taipei. Many kindergartens and schools will have events where children dress up and learn the "Trick-or-Treat" rhyme. After all, who doesn't like an excuse to play pretend and eat lots of candy?
An Option for Generating Income in Taiwan (or Anywhere) : Supported Web Design
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If you are looking for options for making money in Taiwan without teaching English, and would like to learn some new skills while making money rather than just paying out for training, consider becoming a franchisee through independent-webdesigners.com.
Anyway, take a look and see if there is anything that looks good to you.
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Ten years ago, having a website was a luxury or a status symbol.The reasons I am sharing this franchisee option with readers are:
Now, a website is a necessity for keeping any business afloat
With our help, learn how to tap into that market, set your own prices, and realistically stay very busy earning anywhere from $30-$50/hr for work you don't even do yourself!
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- The cost is not really much more than some of the courses through University, but you should be able to start making money back quickly;
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Anyway, take a look and see if there is anything that looks good to you.
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9/21/2013
2013 Halloween Family Camp at Camp Taiwan
Running for several years now, and with an excellent reputation, Camp Taiwan organises several kinds of camp for children, youth, and families. They are currently arranging a Halloween Family Camp. Please take a look on their website for full information and to register.
Come and enjoy Camp Taiwan’s first open Halloween Camp. Families do not need to gather a big group as with a normal family camp. Simply register each member of your family using the ‘register online’ button below. Every member of the family needs to be registered separately. Those 12 and older should choose ‘adult’ registration [Ad], kids under 12 should choose ‘child’[Ch] registration and those under five should be registered as ‘toddlers.’ [To] It is important each member of the family has his own registration so we can have the kitchen well prepared. So we can keep track of your family and keep them together in our tents, please put the family leader’s name on each registration in the ‘tent with’ section of the registration. This system is designed for summer camp registrations so please bear with us as we use it for a family camp for the first time. It will hopefully be an easy way for everyone to sign up and enjoy a nice Camp Taiwan weekend.
Friday, Oct. 25
1800 — Arrive. Guests are welcome to arrive Friday after 6 p.m. Please note, this Friday night dinner is gratis. There is no refund for those who cannot arrive Friday. If you do not think you can arrive before 9 p.m. we ask you come Saturday morning at the regular time.
1930 — Dinner. After dinner, families are free to relax in the dining area. There is no official evening program on Friday night, though camp staff will light a campfire for the families.
Saturday, Oct. 26
0730 — Breakfast. Families enjoy a western-style breakfast and sign up for the day’s activities
0900 — Activity Period 1
1030 — Activity Period 2
1200 — Lunch. After lunch there is an hour rest time. Please note, during all ‘non-activity’ periods, including meals, children are the sole responsibility of their parents. Children are not allowed to roam camp on their own. An adult must be present wherever there are children.
1400 — Activity Period 3
1530 — Activity Period 4
1700 — Rest/showers. Parents can choose to shower their children during this rest time. We have hot water 24 hours a day to suit any routine, but this rest time is when most get themselves cleaned up after a long day.
1800 — Dinner
1915 — Halloween Party/Campfire. We will have a campfire, roast S’mores and then get into our costumes. Once in our costumes, we will have games and treats for the kids and parents alike. Music, dancing and fun will last until people start to head back to their tents.
Sunday, Oct. 27
0730 — Breakfast. Families enjoy a western-style breakfast and sign up for the day’s activities
0900 — Activity Period 5
1030 — Activity Period 6
1200 — Lunch and departure.
This is open to all families who would like to join. If you have any questions, please contact our office at (02)7720-7721.
About Camp
Camp Taiwan is a unique English-immersion camping experience for both native speakers and learners alike. Forty-five minutes from Taipei, Camp Taiwan is nestled on 80 acres on the North Coast of Taiwan in the foothills between Jin Shan and Wan Li. The scenery at Camp is stunning. We are home to unspoiled forests, ponds, streams, mountain trails and hidden waterfalls. It is Taiwan as past generations remember it.What We Do
We bring the traditions of North American-style camps to Asia and offer a unique camping experience to participants of all ages – from six-to-17-year-olds in our summer camps all the way up to senior executives in our popular corporate retreats. Whether you come to camp as part of a summer, school, family or corporate group, we bring the same spirit and focus to everything we do.Our Philosophy
Camp Taiwan is a community founded on respect for self, others and nature. We give every participant an experience that encourages personal growth and inspires cultural, social and environmental awareness. In our fun, safe and supportive environment, campers are free to participate fully, make friends and have a memorable experience. We have had a successful session if each of our campers has tried something new, made friends and had fun.9/13/2013
Children's Workshops (part of the Flora Expo Park's Design Month) Register Now!
My children are sick at home, so I don't have much time to give a complete translation of this material, but I know these things fill up really quickly so I wanted to get it out there ASAP.
Part of the Design Month at the Flora Expo Park, there are some pretty nice children's workshops coming up.
*Recommended: 8-13 year olds are accompanied by a parent. Parents, remember to sign yourselves up.
*These are free.
*If you get confirmation you are registered, you need to arrive 30 minutes before class with the confirmation letter.
*If you get one that says you are on the waiting list, go along with the paper just in case others don't turn up.
Good luck!
Link to sign up form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1TfmrfK6fPClCXjspNSN13fuhkn96DzXclAfg8Ba2T30/viewform
Part of the Design Month at the Flora Expo Park, there are some pretty nice children's workshops coming up.
*Recommended: 8-13 year olds are accompanied by a parent. Parents, remember to sign yourselves up.
*These are free.
*If you get confirmation you are registered, you need to arrive 30 minutes before class with the confirmation letter.
*If you get one that says you are on the waiting list, go along with the paper just in case others don't turn up.
Good luck!
Link to sign up form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1TfmrfK6fPClCXjspNSN13fuhkn96DzXclAfg8Ba2T30/viewform
【兒童組】花藝設計好好玩Flower arranging
9/28 (SAT) | 10:00-12:00 | 花博公園會議中心 | 林惠理 | 備註：建議8-13歲兒童由一位家長陪同參與，陪同的家長也請記得幫自己報名喔!
【兒童組】小小雕塑家--黏土創作工作營Clay
10/5 (SAT) | 10:00-12:00 | 花博公園會議中心 | 江亭諭 | 備註：建議8-13歲兒童由一位家長陪同參與，陪同的家長也請記得幫自己報名喔!
【兒童組】小小創意家--立體剪紙教學3D paper
10/10 (THU) | 10:00-12:00 | 花博公園會議中心 | 李庚錞 | 備註：建議8-13歲兒童由一位家長陪同參與，陪同的家長也請記得幫自己報名喔!
【兒童組】小小創意家--基礎剪紙工作營Paper Cutting
10/12 (SAT) | 14:00-16:00 | 花博公園會議中心 | Tim Budden (英國) | 備註：1. 建議8-13歲兒童由一位家長陪同參與，陪同的家長也請記得幫自己報名喔! 2. 本課程為英文授課，現場將有助教協助翻譯。
Workshops for adults (designers): https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1B1FHhVDe7Pv3AGR4U3XyxMDmXEU1tw791mA7QlhW-ls/viewform
Workshops for adults (general public): https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1kIi5iFCqIwMii5VxdN4cl_54MewV1FyBWmbYH3SCtrk/viewform
Workshops for adults (general public): https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1kIi5iFCqIwMii5VxdN4cl_54MewV1FyBWmbYH3SCtrk/viewform
9/07/2013
Reading and Writing With Your Children: A Workshop Series for Parents
Would you like to learn
how to support your child's literacy development at home? By popular
request, I am running these three workshops once again. These workshops
are for parents and caregivers, and teachers, too. Whether you are
just starting out with little ones, or looking for some new ideas to use
with older children, you will find something useful in this course.
The workshops are in English, but I speak Chinese and I am happy to use it in the workshops if it helps attendees understand some points better. So, don't worry that your English is not good enough. 如果想請我給中文版的訓練,請通知我 (請通知我我需要四個人才可以開班）
Times and Topics:
1. Monday, September 9th, 2013, 9:30-11:30am - Literacy Development/Reading Skills
2. Tuesday, September 10th, 2013, 1pm-3pm - Incorporating Quality Literature Into Your Child's Life
3. Monday September 16th, 2013, 9:30-11:30am - Helping Your Child Become a Writer
Cost: NTD500 per person. This includes comprehensive handouts and a few materials to take home so you can try what you learned, right away.
I will need four sign ups to open each workshop. Regular visitors and newcomers all welcome!
Please sign up and tell me which workshops you will attend.
Address: #315 2F ChengGong Road Section 4 , Neihu
FB Page: Event: Reading and Writing
The workshops are in English, but I speak Chinese and I am happy to use it in the workshops if it helps attendees understand some points better. So, don't worry that your English is not good enough. 如果想請我給中文版的訓練,請通知我 (請通知我我需要四個人才可以開班）
Times and Topics:
1. Monday, September 9th, 2013, 9:30-11:30am - Literacy Development/Reading Skills
2. Tuesday, September 10th, 2013, 1pm-3pm - Incorporating Quality Literature Into Your Child's Life
3. Monday September 16th, 2013, 9:30-11:30am - Helping Your Child Become a Writer
Cost: NTD500 per person. This includes comprehensive handouts and a few materials to take home so you can try what you learned, right away.
I will need four sign ups to open each workshop. Regular visitors and newcomers all welcome!
Please sign up and tell me which workshops you will attend.
Address: #315 2F ChengGong Road Section 4 , Neihu
FB Page: Event: Reading and Writing
8/12/2013
Stage Time and Juice: A Place for Your Children to Learn About Creative Discovery and Expression
This Saturday, join us at the inaugural Stage Time and Juice, hosted by Red Room and Taipei City Playgroup. All families welcome. Please encourage children to participate in the sharing of things of they love.
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