Taiwanese rotoscoped feature Welcome to Dolly’s House brings Kaohsiung Music Center and other landmarks into a fantasy world before its Oct. 30 release.

The Tourism Bureau recommended using public transportation because of expected crowds. The festival can be reached from exits 1 and 4 of Yanchengpu Station or on foot from the C12 Dayi Pier-2 (駁二大義) and C13 Penglai Pier-2 (駁二蓬萊) light rail stations.

Tickets cost NT$500 per person and will be available through the ibon ticketing system. The festival opens at Tianliao Moon World (田寮月世界), where rides will be offered from Sept. 25 to 28 and again Oct. 3 and 4. The event then moves to Love River (愛河) for the Double Ten holiday weekend from Oct. 9 to 11.

British YouTuber Lee Da-feng’s rain-soaked complaint resonated with Kaohsiung residents after an unusually wet stretch in late August.

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Maroon 5 will return to Kaohsiung on Jan. 24, 2027, for a concert at Kaohsiung National Stadium (高雄國家體育場), while Japanese singer and actor Tomohisa Yamashita (山下智久) has added an afternoon performance to his sold-out Nov. 14 show at the Kaohsiung Music Center (高雄流行音樂中心).

A Pingtung album pairs the unvarnished voices of Hengchun tradition bearers with contemporary arrangements, earning seven nominations at Taiwan’s leading traditional-arts awards.

Independent musician and rapper KE Ko-hsiao has launched the second season of his podcast, using Taiwanese Hokkien conversations to explore music, theater, baseball, film and underground culture.

Kaohsiung’s new family park at the former TRA workshop drew more than 65,000 visitors during its first weekend, pushing the city to adjust traffic, parking and crowd-control measures.

More than 30,000 people visited Kaohsiung’s new family recreation park on opening day, making the former TRA workshop one of the city’s busiest new summer attractions.