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The Mining Gold Festival teaches goldsmithing and creative play.

Published: 2026-10-01 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-10-01 — The Mining Gold Festival is being held at the Gold Museum from now until September 4th, this year themed “Spectacular 100, Endless Goldsmithing.”

By Li Xinyi, compiled and reported

 

The Mining Gold Festival is being held at the Gold Museum from now until September 4th, and is themed “Spectacular 100, Endless Goldsmithing.” In addition to the “Third National Metal Craft Competition Exhibition,” the event also features rock, dance, and jazz performances by well-known bands, DIY metal craft experience activities, as well as warm and sweet Valentine’s Day series events.


 

The Gold Museum Mining Gold Festival opens today. (Photo provided by Gold Museum)

During the Mining Gold Festival, every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, the Gold Museum has organized fun and engaging “Gold Appreciation Craft Experience Camps & Creative Markets.” Visitors can learn goldsmithing and creative skills with goldsmith instructors to create their own handmade jewelry. Additionally, the creative market offers a variety of small handmade goldsmithing items for sale on site.

 

During the event period, craft experience camps will be held to teach participants goldsmithing and creative play. (Photo provided by Gold Museum)

On Valentine’s Day, August 6th, there will be a group performance of romantic jazz by the “Blueberry Pie Jazz Band & Gen Stone Daisuke Trio & Lin Fan,” highlighting the improvisational charm of jazz, along with a series of programs including the “Love Treasure Map,” “DIY Love V-coloring Book,” and other romantic activities. On-site surprises include lucky draws for love-themed gifts and more, aiming to create a sweet and romantic ambiance for all visitors.
 

 


  • Related links

  • Gold Museum website:

http://www.gep.ntpc.gov.tw


 

 

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