High School Exclusive

3/11(Sat)、3/12(Sun)
Meet at NTU Main Gate

Learn about NTU’s cultural sites, scenes, and history in a guided walking tour.Participants receive a free Azalea tattoo sticker each
Available online before 3/2 for high school instructors. All registration must be confirmed by the visitor center before tours can be officially arranged.
https://visitorcenter.cloud.ntu.edu.tw/vcrs/
+886-2-33662040 Ms. Hsieh,
visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw

Eco Tours(Mandarin)

3/18(Sat)、3/19(Sun) 9:30, 13:30 (2h))
Meet at NTU Main Gate
Main Gate→Fish Specimen Cottage→Green house→ Herbarium→ Liugongjun Pool→ Chen Hsin lawn→ Drunken Moon Lake

Learn to identify NTU’s vibrant plant life in this eco walking tour.Participants receive a free Azalea tattoo sticker each
Register on site at above timeframes (max. 40 per tour)
+886-2-33662040 Ms. Hsieh,
visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw

Cultural Tour (Mandarin)

3/11(Sat)、3/12(Sun) 10:30, 14:30 (1.5h)
Meet at NTU Main Gate
Main Gate→ Fu Bell→Gallery of NTU History→ Literary Yuan→ Drunken Moon Lake → First Student Activity Center→ Main Library→ Zhoushan Road→LuMing Square

Learn about NTU’s cultural sites, scenes, and history in a guided walking tour.Participants receive a free Azalea tattoo sticker each
Register on site at above timeframes (max. 40 per tour).
+886-2-33662040 Ms. Hsieh,
visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw

Campus Challenge (Mandarin)

3/18(Sat)、3/19(Sun) 9:00-12:00, 13:00-16:00
Main Gate, Fu Bell, Main Library, Luming Square

Collect stamps at all the sites to receive a free NTU popsicle coupon (while supply lasts).
+886-2-33662040 Ms. Hsieh,
visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw

NTU Museums

3/4 & 3/18 & 3/25 (Saturdays) 13:30-16:00
NTU Main Gate

Register on site starting at 13:15 (max. 30 per tour)
Participants will each receive a museum/anthem card set (12 cards). Collect stamps at all our museums to receive a free NTU popsicle coupon.
+886-2-3366-2362 Mr. Chen

NTU Museum of Medical Humanity : Guided Tours

3/7(Tue)、3/9(Thu) 10:30-11:30
The Foyer, 1st Floor, NTU Museum of Medical Humanity

The campus of nearly one century of medical educatino in Taiwan was formerly Taiwan Sotokufu Medical School and later Taihoku Imperial University Medical College. Now the Museum of Medical Humanity awaits you to relate tales of glory and glamour.
Registration on site, free admission (max. 25 per tour)
+886-2-3366-2362 Mr. Chen

Azalea Campus Tour

March 11th (Saturday) and 12th (Sunday)

Tour Time:
1st Tour 13:00-14:00, Mar 11th
2nd Tour 14:00-14:40, Mar 11th
3rd Tour 15:00-15:40, Mar 11th
4th Tour 10:00-10:40, Mar 12th
5th Tour 11:00-11:40, Mar 12th
6th Tour 13:00-13:40, Mar 12th
7th Tour 14:00-14:40, Mar 12th
8th Tour 15:00-15:40, Mar 12th

Teachers and students from the Department of Horticulture are the tour guides. The tour features quizzes and prizes!
Through the Internet or on site
Each tour features three contests for prizes (mini-potted plants).
+886-2-3366-4856#302 Ms. Tu

“NTU Azalea Campus” Lecture

3/11(Sat) 9:45-10:45
Room 106, Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture

Lecture content: An introduction to Azalea traditional culture and stories, history of NTU azalea campus, and various species and cultivars of azalea.
Lecture features a prize quiz for a mini-potted plant.
Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, +886-2-3366-4856#302 Ms. Tu

Memorial House of Professor Eikichi Iso Tour

Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday 09:30-12:00,14:00-16:30
Memorial House of Professor Eikichi Iso (Experimental Farm)

Theintroductory tour of Penglai Rice history and Professor Iso Eikichi.
Registration: Not required
http://iso-house.agron.ntu.edu.tw/
+886-2-3366-4789 Mr. Liu

Sense of Placelessness

3/18(Sat) 16:30-
College of Social Science (1st floor-corridor and outdoor lawn next to the library)

Taiwanese well-known contemporary dance group" Century Contemporary Dance Company" has been invited to NTU to lead the public art project" Sense of Placelessness". For 18 weeks, students have been learning to open their senses to the world, to learn how to express themselves through both visual art and body movements. Results of the workshops include an exhibition and a live performance, which will happen both inside and outside of College of Social Science. We invite the audience to look at, and experience this building in a refreshingly innovative manner.
Free Entrance. This is a stage-less event that allows the audience to walk freely around during the dancers’ performance.
http://windows.arts.ntu.edu.tw/
NTU Center for the Arts,
+886-2-3366-1579 Ms. Wang,
+886-2-3366-1829 Ms. Liang

White Umbrella Project

3/23(Thu) 18:30-21:30
The Odeum, NTU Center for the Arts

The concept of the White Umbrella Project was first put forward at the end of 2008. We were motivated by the ideal: “To speak up for human rights” by employing “a crowd to quietly walk back and forth on the street with white umbrellas being projected with images from the victims of violence over the course of history.” The original plan back in 2008 was to incorporate an IR camera, which would detect the positions and angles of the umbrellas. Through a high pixel projector, images can then be cast onto the umbrella with precision. For 2016, however, White Umbrella Project opts for mini analog projectors instead. The ease of replication makes it a more viable option for individuals who would like to participate in the project.
Reserve via website
http://windows.arts.ntu.edu.tw/
NTU Center for the Arts,
+886-2-3366-1579 Ms. Wang,
+886-2-3366-1829 Ms. Liang

“Releasing Your Daily Pressure” Book Exhibition

3/8(Wed) to 3/31(Fri) Opening Hours of NTU Main Library
New Arriving Area, Main Library

There are four sections in this book exhibition: “Inspiring Vitamin”, “Emotional Seasoning”, “Making Your Heart Beat”, and “Experiencing the Outdoors”. Learn how to vent your pressure through reading.
Free to attend, library card required
http://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw
+886-2-3366-4551 Library Extension Division

Baroque Opera Lecture Demonstration Concert

3/31(Fri) 19:30-
The Odeum

Italy, France, and England are the three major nations for the origins of baroque opera; its very beginning can be traced back to Firenze, Italy, before disseminating to the French court, which in turn left its mark on the development of English opera during Restoration era. The concert leads you through the evolution of the origins of opera as a new genre through both lecture and performance, so as to deepen your understanding of its historical development and its cultural context. Let a soprano, a claveciniste, and a baroque flautist guide you through the arcane world of baroque opera and together explore its elegant mysteries behind the façade of extravaganza.
Performer: Formosa Baroque
Soprano/ Lichen Huang
Baroque Flute / Yifen Chen
Harpsichord / François Guerrier
Presentation / Pao-Hsiang Wang
Register at https://goo.gl/uaLJgj from 14 Jan.
http://arts.ntu.edu.tw/
Organizer: Formosa Baroque、Co-organizers: NTU Center for the Arts, Taiwan Early Music Society
+886-936-758-709 Ms. Shen , +886-2-3366-1577 Ms. Liao

Flower Hunt 2017 – Saving Bali

3/6(Mon)-3/31(Fri) Opening Hours of TIPRC
Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Resource Center, B1, North Plaza of NTU Main Library

This activity, held by Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Resource Center (TIPRC), aims at helping visitors to acquaint with TIPRC’s resources through solving a series of interesting puzzles. Conquer all the challenges to receive a souvenir from TIPRC and enter the grand prize draw. Join and win!
This activity is open to public. No need to change for a library card.
http://www.tiprc.org.tw/blog_wp/?p=13601
+886-2-3366-3773, Miss Lin

A Special Exhibition of Blue and White Ceramics: Is There Anything Left to Say?

3/10(Fri)-6/9(Fri) Opening Hour of Main Library
Central Hall, Main Library

The aim of this exhibition is to highlight these ostensible and oft-neglected “imitators”. Unlike their rarer porcelain counterparts from Jingdezhen, the blue-and-white ceramics on display are all products of regions outside China, often manufactured in fairly significant quantities for a multitude of various functions. The objects in this exhibition have been selected from across the breadth of Asia and Europe and from a time period ranging from the 14th century to the modern day. Each locale created its own unique pieces, whether in material, technique or style. Yet, together, they played a part in perpetuating the enduring appeal of the blue-and-white ceramic: the world’s first global brand.
Free to attend, library card required
http://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw
+886-2-3366-4551 Library Extension Division

“Satoyama-NTU Experimental Forest and their achievements of Community forestry”

3/11(Sat), 3/12(Sun)
NTU Agricultural Exhibition Hall 1F

NTU Experimental Forest is trying hard in promoting the ‘’Satoyama spirit’’. We hope we can be a good leader to help the community change their agriculture process into a more eco-friendly way. And now we are going to show you what we have done these few years, so come to visit us! Let us tell you the stories about the promotion of Organic Tea in Phoenix Tea Garden, Friendly Farming in Rikuta Village, Deer Valley Township, plantation of Rikita Nikko Rice and enjoy the aboriginal children’s performance.
‧Sin Siang Elementary school Aboriginal children’s performance：
3/11 AM 11:30 @ NTU Agricultural Exhibition Hall.
‧Tong Fu junior high school Aboriginal choir s performance：3/12 AM
11:30 @ NTU Agricultural Exhibition Hall.
‧Rice food DIY experience：3/12 AM10:00、11:00、13:00，on-site
Registration, Fee:Each person a time will be charge the ingredient costs. http://www.exfo.ntu.edu.tw/
+886-2-23685784

Library Open House

3/11(Sat), 3/12(Sun) 8:00 -17:00
Main Library

The Main Library will be freely open to visitors aged 12 or above without the need to apply for temporary passes.
Age 12 or above
http://www.lib.ntu.edu.tw
+886-2-3366-2354

The Spectacle of Baroque Dance Music

3/17(Fri) 19:30-
The Odeum

The dance suite is a musical form which flourished in the Baroque era. Just like a bouquet of flowers, a suite may comprise beautifully arranged dance pieces. Famous examples include the six cello suites by J.S. Bach and Water Music by G.F. Handel.
Speaker: Chun-Hao Chen
Register at https://goo.gl/r8j1T0from 14 Jan. http://arts.ntu.edu.tw/
Formosa Baroque、Co-organizers: NTU Center for the Arts, Taiwan Early Music Society
+886-936-758-709 Ms. Shen, +886-2-3366-1577 Ms. Liao

Baroque Art: Music and Painting

3/24(Fri) 19:30-
The Odeum

Harpsichords in baroque paintings often reflect developments of contemporary society and embody elaborate symbolic meanings, providing details from daily life of aristocracy and middle-class citizens. Professor Yu, in her speech, will cover music scenes in baroque paintings as well as the multitudinous symbolic meanings conveyed by that various instruments In 17th-century paintings.
Register at https://goo.gl/uaLJgj from 14 Jan http://arts.ntu.edu.tw/
Formosa Baroque、Co-organizers: NTU Center for the Arts, Taiwan Early Music Society
+886-936-758-709 Ms. Shen, +886-2-3366-1577 Ms. Liao

“The Influences and spirits of young farmers---A Display of NTU’s Agricultural Techniques”

3/4-26. Lectures from 10:00 to 16:00 on 3/25-26 (Sat-Sun)
NTU Agricultural Exhibition Hall

NTU’s students exhibit their Agriculture-related inventions and creativities by bringing innovative techniques into the forest economics. Youth lectures are available on 3/25、3/26.
http://www.exfo.ntu.edu.tw/
+886-49-2652869 M. Li

“The Revival of Forest Economics = Related to Domestic Timbers”

3/1(Wed)-3/31(Fri) 09:00-17:00
NTU Agricultural Exhibition Hall

In order to promote domestic timber industry, as well as the afforestation, tending, and thinning in the NTU Experimental Forest, professor and students from Department of Civil Engineering will construct a practical wooden bridge in Xitou Nature Education Area!
Open participation
http://www.exfo.ntu.edu.tw/
+886-2-23685784 Ms. Huang

Special Exhibition of Agri-Food Education

Closed on 3/31(Sun)；09:00-17:00
Agricultural Exhibition Hall

This special exhibition will demonstrate various perspectives of agriculture production, food consumption as well as food safety through scientific approaches. Visitor can explore their knowledge of food crops and to understand how to eat well, safely and healthily, as well as develop the proper perception, attitude and literacy towards food consumption.
+886-2-33663972

Azalea flowers in Azalea Season

3/10(Fri) 10:00-10:30
Room 322, Life Sciences Building

Max. 40 per session
+886-2-33662463#102 Ms Cheng (NTU Herbarium)

Poster Show: Ecological Entomology

3/4(Sat)-5/31(Wed) 09:00-17:00
Garden of Entomology Building

Held exclusively for the NTU Azalea Festival, the poster show at NTU Insectarium features fun facts and knowledge of the ecological entomology that will delight you with the amazing world of bugs!
+886-2-33665901

NTU Campus and Farm Image Art Exhibition

3/11(Sat) & 3/12(Sun) 9:00-16:00
NTU Farm Art Gallery

Pencil sketches and oil paintings capture the NTU campus and farm through landscapes, architectures, flowers, animal, and plant ecology in their pictorial tribute.
http://www.farm.ntu.edu.tw
free entrance
+886-2-33662556 M. Pan

Special Exhibition: The Penghu islands

3/18(Sat) 14:40-15:10
Geo-specimen Cottage

Via special exhibitions, guided-tours, worksheets, students-made videos and interactive mineral specimens, you will experience the true wonders of Taiwan.
Suitable for fourth graders and above.
+886-912-074-758

Introduction to the resources, physiology and taxonomic traits of the wild azaleas in Taiwan.

3/10(Fri) 10:30-11:30
Room 322, Life Sciences Building

Max. 40 per session
+886-2-33662463#102, Ms Cheng(NTU Herbarium)

Special talks on Ecological Entomology

3/11(Sat)、12(Sun)、18(Sat) 14:00-16:00
Room 201, Entomology Building

When spring comes and the azaleas are in full bloom, insects everywhere spring to life. It is the best time for our experts to show you the beautiful world of insects.
+886-2-33665901

NTU History Gallery Grand Challange—How Much Do You Know About Ssu-nien Fu?

3/18(Sat) 14:00-15:30
NTU History Gallery

In accordance with theme of the Gallery’s ongoing special exhibition ‘These Words, Those Years: President Ssu-nien Fu 120th Anniversary’, the Gallery holds the ‘NTU History Gallery Grand Challange—How Much Do You Know About Ssu-nien Fu?’ to draw you closer to the most renowned president of NTU. Hefty prizes will be awarded to the ultimate winners of the challenge!
Please fill in the online form before 15 March 2017. On-site registration is accepted if this event is not fully booked.
+886-2-33663818, Ms Chen；
ntuhistgal@ntu.edu.tw

Mr. Computer Apple macOS, iWork Workshops

3/08(Wed) -3/30(Thu) 14:00-15:30

※macOS Basic：Top 10 tips about Sierra.
※macOS Advanced：How to use Trackpad &Touch Bar.
※Pages & Numbers：How to make beautiful documents?
※Keynote：How to make amazing presentation?
Register on Mr. Computer Website or Campus Experience Centers.
NTU Campus Experience Center (max 10 people per class)
NTU Campus Experience Center 2 (max 12 people per class)
Mr. Computer Website
Mr. Computer Facebook
NTU Campus Experience Center：+886-2-8369-2912 Daniel
NTU Campus Experience Center 2：+886-2-2739-6139 Eason

Looking for Bookstores in the Floral Land: Collecting Stamps

3/1(Wed)-3/31(Fri) 9:00-17:00

NTU Press Bookstores

National Taiwan University Press Bookstore not only sells books, but also collects all kinds of stories people have had in NTU. NTU Press runs three bookstores on campus: General Library (B1), Gallery of NTU History (2F), and Shuiyuan Campus. From 3/1 to 3/31, collect two bookstore stamps from any of the NTU Press Bookstores, to receive a limited exclusive gift at any one of our bookstores. We welcome you to our bookstores and share your memories and stories about NTU with us.
For more information, please refer to NTU Press Bookstore's Facebook page
+886-2-3366-1523