Miaoli Craft Park Recruiting New Talent – Creative DIY & Street Performers, Apply Now
By Chen Guanxin, compiled and reported
To establish regular creative markets, Miaoli Craft Park will soon conduct the 101st Holiday Creative Market and Street Performers Audition. Centered around the brand concept of “Craft Creativity,” the initiative aims to highlight local cultural features and invites creative artisans in DIY crafts and street performance to jointly promote craft experience activities.
Miaoli Craft Park is holding an audition for creative artists specializing in craft creation and musical performances to jointly promote the park’s holiday market and craft experience events. (Photo provided by Miaoli Craft Park)
With creative DIY as its main feature, Miaoli Craft Park currently hosts 15 holiday creative market stalls. This year, it plans to add 15 more. In addition to continuously recruiting creative artists focused on craft R&D, hands-on experiences, and demonstration performances, the park also plans to include more street performer acts. It hopes that individuals or groups skilled in music, magic, and other performances will deliver a richer and more diverse holiday market experience.
The DIY-focused Miaoli Craft Park not only offers a weekend leisure destination for families, but also allows children to learn through hands-on DIY activities. (Photo provided by Miaoli Craft Park)
From now until March 26, individuals or teams engaged in design art, craft creation, or music performance—regardless of household registration, materials used, or experience level—are welcome to apply. Selected creative artists will be provided by the park with tent setups, stall tables and chairs, promotional posters, power supply, and other related equipment, free of charge with no deposit required. The application guidelines can be downloaded from the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute website.
National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute website: www.ntcri.gov.tw/zh-tw/Home.aspx
● Read More: Free Admission to National Taipei Museum of Fine Arts on 3/25, Registration Open for Painting Activities
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