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International Museum Day Taiwan Museum Collaboration Event Kicks Off

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — The International Museum Day event awakens everyone’s love for various types of museums. The public explores with heart and mind, discovering classic museum collections and stories connected to local culture. To thank participants in the “100 Heartfelt Moments” campaign, the Ministry of Culture has increased the number of distinctive 8GB USB flash drives originally planned to be offered from 100 to 300, allowing the public to take home a souvenir that connects them to museums.


By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team

The International Museum Day event awakens everyone’s love for various types of museums. The public explores with heart and mind, discovering classic museum collections and stories connected to local culture. To thank participants in the “100 Heartfelt Moments” activity, the Ministry of Culture has proactively increased the number of the originally planned 100 distinctive 8GB USB flash drives from 100 to 300, allowing the public to keep a souvenir linked to museums.

The “100 Heartfelt Moments” activity runs until May 31. (Image provided by the Ministry of Culture)


Simply form a “heart” shape using two “C” gestures, frame your favorite Taiwanese museum architecture, exhibits, or scenery within the “heart” and take a photo, or create a sketch based on your favorite exhibit. From now until May 31, upload your entry to the event’s social media page. The top 300 most popular works, based on the number of likes, will have a chance to win this unique 8GB USB flash drive souvenir. For details, please visit the “518 International Museum Day” Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/518museumday?fref=ts and the official event website: http://www.518museumday.tw.

Design of the 8GB USB flash drive. (Image provided by the Ministry of Culture)

The 518 International Museum Day event officially launched on May 12 this year and has received enthusiastic responses from museums and local cultural centers around Taiwan. The number of participating venues has increased from the original 115 to 171 museums and local cultural centers. Each venue has also introduced various types of DIY hands-on activities or lectures introducing classic museum collections. To further thank visitors for their participation, 23 museums across Taiwan have prepared cute little gifts for attendees of their events.
 

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