"2026 Penghu Performing Arts Series - Wanhua Jing Music Market" will take place from June 6 to June 7 at the outdoor area of Hong-Gen Shen Art Museum in Penghu. A woodwind quintet from the National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra will headline the event, combining island scenery, woodwind music and a creative market to create a major summer arts event in Penghu. Admission is free, bringing national-level classical music performances to an outdoor offshore island venue.

This year's event uses "wood" as its curatorial theme, extending the concept of "Wanhua Jing" by combining natural landscapes, architecture and musical arts. Organizers hope to create a seaside music market atmosphere that blends sensory experiences with artistic performances. Creative goods and food stalls will also be available on site for visitors enjoying summer activities by the sea.

The NTSO woodwind quintet includes performers playing flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and French horn. The group has long promoted classical music through tours in towns and offshore islands across Taiwan, using close interaction and live performances to help audiences experience chamber music more easily.

This year's music market will also feature Xing Sheng Dai Choir, Shallow Levée, "Three People", Chien Singer and the Taiwan Bamboo Orchestra. Programs will include choir music, indie music, a cappella and bamboo instrument performances, presenting diverse musical styles through different arrangements and genres.

The Penghu Performing Arts Series combines traditional and unconventional venues for performing arts programs. This year's music market will run daily from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., allowing visitors to enjoy outdoor arts performances alongside Penghu's coastal scenery during the summer travel season.