In Response to World Book Day, Pingtung Promotes 'Spring Forest' with Library Walks and Film Festival
In celebration of World Book Day, the Pingtung County Government is launching the 'Spring Forest' series of activities at the Pingtung County Library. Scheduled for April 18-19, the event will feature markets, book exhibitions, and a film festival, alongside ecological walks and storytelling sessions. The Cultural Affairs Department aims to offer diverse experiences that blend nature with reading, encouraging public engagement and promoting a vibrant reading culture.
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Central News Agency (CNA) reporter Huang Yu-jing, Pingtung County, 14th – In response to World Book Day, the Pingtung County Government is launching the 'Spring Forest' series of activities, which will include markets, book exhibitions, and a film festival at the Pingtung County Library on the 18th and 19th. The events will feature ecological walks, storytelling activities, and more, inviting the public to explore the diverse landscapes of reading.
The Pingtung County Government Cultural Affairs Department today issued a press release stating that in response to World Book Day on April 23, it is launching the 'Spring Forest' series of activities, centered on 'Reading × Forest × Life,' combining markets, book exhibitions, and film festivals to create a diverse cultural experience that integrates nature and reading.
The Cultural Affairs Department stated that the 'Spring Forest Market' will be held from 2 PM to 8 PM on the afternoons of the 18th and 19th at the outdoor plaza of the Pingtung Main Library. It will gather over 40 stalls featuring plants, creative handmade goods, and light snacks and desserts. The site will also feature drone soccer experiences, storytelling activities, DIY workshops, and ecological walks around the main library, allowing everyone to enjoy reading while browsing the market and participating in activities.
The Cultural Affairs Department noted that during the two-day market event, a stamp collection and raffle activity is planned. Participants who collect three stamps at the market can enter an on-site raffle, with the grand prize being a selection of 'Pingtung 100 Books' jointly recommended by 10 independent bookstores in Pingtung.
During the market event, the 'Wild Hope Film Festival' and post-screening discussions will be held in the lecture hall on the 5th floor of the Pingtung Main Library. 'Witness to Whales' will be screened at 2 PM on the 18th, and 'Real Bug's Life: Big City' will be screened at the same time on the 19th, using images to guide the audience to focus on natural environment and ecological issues. Those who participate fully can receive teacher training and civil servant learning hours.
The Cultural Affairs Department mentioned that the 'Spring Forest' series of activities is not limited to the market. Thematic book exhibitions are also planned on the 2nd floor of the Pingtung Main Library and at the Eslite Bookstore Pingtung Main Library exclusive store until July. By combining reading with life, it aims to create a relaxed and exploratory cultural experience, inviting the public to walk into the diverse landscapes of reading. More event information can be found on the Pingtung Main Library's Facebook page. (Editor: Chen Ching-fang) 1150414
The Pingtung County Government Cultural Affairs Department today issued a press release stating that in response to World Book Day on April 23, it is launching the 'Spring Forest' series of activities, centered on 'Reading × Forest × Life,' combining markets, book exhibitions, and film festivals to create a diverse cultural experience that integrates nature and reading.
The Cultural Affairs Department stated that the 'Spring Forest Market' will be held from 2 PM to 8 PM on the afternoons of the 18th and 19th at the outdoor plaza of the Pingtung Main Library. It will gather over 40 stalls featuring plants, creative handmade goods, and light snacks and desserts. The site will also feature drone soccer experiences, storytelling activities, DIY workshops, and ecological walks around the main library, allowing everyone to enjoy reading while browsing the market and participating in activities.
The Cultural Affairs Department noted that during the two-day market event, a stamp collection and raffle activity is planned. Participants who collect three stamps at the market can enter an on-site raffle, with the grand prize being a selection of 'Pingtung 100 Books' jointly recommended by 10 independent bookstores in Pingtung.
During the market event, the 'Wild Hope Film Festival' and post-screening discussions will be held in the lecture hall on the 5th floor of the Pingtung Main Library. 'Witness to Whales' will be screened at 2 PM on the 18th, and 'Real Bug's Life: Big City' will be screened at the same time on the 19th, using images to guide the audience to focus on natural environment and ecological issues. Those who participate fully can receive teacher training and civil servant learning hours.
The Cultural Affairs Department mentioned that the 'Spring Forest' series of activities is not limited to the market. Thematic book exhibitions are also planned on the 2nd floor of the Pingtung Main Library and at the Eslite Bookstore Pingtung Main Library exclusive store until July. By combining reading with life, it aims to create a relaxed and exploratory cultural experience, inviting the public to walk into the diverse landscapes of reading. More event information can be found on the Pingtung Main Library's Facebook page. (Editor: Chen Ching-fang) 1150414
FAQ
When will the 'Spring Forest' series of activities be held at the Pingtung County Library?
On April 18th and 19th.
What is the main theme of the 'Spring Forest' series of activities?
The main theme is 'Reading × Forest × Life.'