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Time for Taiwan

Sponsored by the Taiwan Tourism Bureau

Evening Performance & Tasting

Evening Performance

Wednesday, April 23, 2014 - 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. ET
Code: 1P0370
Location:
National Museum of Natural History
10th & Constitution Avenue, NW
Baird Auditorium w/ Reception in the Rotunda
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$30
Member
$40
Non-Member

This program has a new date (originally scheduled Oct. 15, 2013).

Taiwan is one of Asia's industrial powerhouses, and its diverse natural assets and cultural attractions make it a draw for visitors as well. Situated off China’s southeastern coast, much of the island is lush forestland, but the topography includes picturesque mountains, rice fields, and beautiful beaches. Because of its unique historical and geographical background, Taiwan as we know it today reflects an extremely vivid and diverse culture.

Take an armchair tour of Taiwan’s beauties, customs, and traditions with Pauline Frommer, co-president of Frommer Media and a nationally syndicated travel columnist. The evening also includes classical Taiwanese folk songs performed on the erhu, a traditional Chinese stringed instrument, by Juilliard graduate Wei-Yang Andy Lin and other musicians. A tasting of Taiwanese treats and bubble teas closes the journey.

At the event, there will be a drawing for one economy class round-trip flight from JFK to TPE. You must be present at the event to enter and win. Drawing is to take place during the program. No purchase necessary to enter.

Program subject to change

Other Connections

Pauline Frommer takes a look at Taiwan’s religious heritage as she tells a tale of two temples.  

Visit Smithsonian Folkways to get a taste of traditional Taiwanese and Asian music.