Formosa Hawaii Cultural Festival marks CIP s 30th anniversary
Taiwan s Council of Indigenous Peoples joined the State of Hawaii Office in Taipei to present the three day Formosa Hawaii Cultural Festival at New Taipei City Citizen Plaza from 31 July to 2 August marking the council s 30th anniversary
In a celebration of its 30th anniversary, the Council of Indigenous Peoples (CIP) partnered with the State of Hawaii Office in Taipei to host the Formosa-Hawaii Cultural Festival. The three-day event, held at the New Taipei City Citizen Plaza from July 31 to August 2, aimed to immerse attendees in Austronesian culture through music, dance, and a marketplace showcasing local delicacies.
CIP Chairperson Ljaucu Zingrur (Tseng Chih-Yung) emphasized the importance of cultural exchanges between Taiwan and Hawaiʻi, hoping these connections would strengthen Austronesian heritage preservation. The festival featured performances by international acts like Ke Kai O Kahiki and Indigenous groups from Palau and Tuvalu, with Golden Melody Award-winning stars gracing the stage.
As night fell, award-winning artists like Usay Kawlu and Biung took the stage, showcasing the vibrant culture of the Austronesian people. The festival invited families across Taiwan to gather at the New Taipei City Citizen Plaza for a weekend of live music and market exploration, promising an unforgettable summer celebration.
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