The Grandpa World Carnival Children's Festival Defies Imagination

To celebrate its 8th birthday, The Lalu Resort in Jiaoxi launched the first wave of its anniversary celebration — the “Spring Music Festival” from April 4 to 6. On the April 4 holiday, the resort invited the whimsical Huang Dahai Children’s Theater Troupe, personally created by the childlike-hearted author Huang Chunming, to entertain children with humorous performances for a joyful Children’s Day. On April 5, in a charitable collaboration with Anka Goddess Performing Arts Workshop — which has been active for 10 years — the troupe led by teacher Chen Shujuan helps many autistic children step out of their isolation and regain hope. The event aims to use the power of dance to raise public awareness and acceptance of autism. Guests staying on that day will receive free admission tickets and shuttle bus service to Yilan Performing Arts Center. On April 6, guests are invited to enjoy the Rice Paddy Concert organized by the Lanyang Cultural and Educational Foundation, experiencing the musical charm of Mr. Fu Yonghe, principal double bassist of the National Symphony Orchestra. Throughout the weekends of April, top domestic and international A Cappella groups will take the stage. With the vibrant energy of April and a full month of musical feasts, The Lalu Resort warmly invites everyone to join in the fun!

Springtime at The Lalu Resort invites travelers to rediscover nature from the heart. Featuring two outstanding A Cappella groups from home and abroad, the resort presents the purest sounds and most natural performances to move your soul. On April 13, the renowned French A Cappella group OMMM — “Spring Sing” — will perform in Taiwan, blending sensory vocals with electronic music in pulsating rhythms, aiming to spark your creativity and redefine your idea of A Cappella. On April 20, the domestic top-tier A Cappella group — Nature Q Vocal Band — will take the night stage. Known for their energetic stage presence and lively, popular musical styles, they’re sure to dazzle all guests.

 

Besides the “Spring Music Festival,” to celebrate Children’s Day, the resort also hosts the “Grandpa World Carnival” from April 4 to 7. Try your hand at traditional Taiwanese toys like the sandbag — testing your wrist dexterity with games like “one, release the chicken; two, release the duck; three, split…”; test your aim with Vietnamese “bamboo toys” as a little sharpshooter; or make your own hands-on foreign delight with Nicaragua-inspired tomato cheese puff dumplings. There will also be many other international cultural activities for you to explore, offering a magical Children’s Day immersed in global culture. Additionally, to celebrate its anniversary, The Lalu Resort is offering a special promotion from April 1 to May 8: buy 30 lunch vouchers and get 5 free. For details, please visit the official website: www.hrjhotel.com.tw/main.php.