To welcome the 2025 World Masters Games, the New Taipei City Government has launched the &ldquoPoint ( ) Out! New Taipei Cultural Guide,&rdquo featuring 11 curated tour routes and a total of 75 events. The program invites both domestic and international visitors to explore New Taipei&rsquos cultural aesthetics. Coinciding with International Museum Day on May 18, all New Taipei public museums will offer free admission, welcoming athletes and the public to explore the city's museum cluster.

Cultural Tour Highlights:

• Tamsui Heritage Museum presents a &ldquoVintage Sports Day,&rdquo guiding visitors through historical athletic venues like Tamsui Customs Wharf and Hobe Elementary School.
• Yingge Ceramics Museum hosts a Q-Mo cat plate & stamped dish DIY workshop, showcasing local craftsmanship.
• Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology offers an interactive treasure hunt with digital tools, featuring artifacts like the iconic human-face pot.

Yingge Ceramics Museum Hosts &ldquoQ-Mo Cat Mini Plate & Stamped Clay Dish DIY&rdquo Activity (Photo / Sourced from New Taipei City Cultural Affairs Department Website)

• Gold Museum organizes a &ldquoOne-Day Junior Curator&rdquo program led by professional guides to introduce mining heritage.
• Pinglin Tea Museum launches a Mongolian-themed workshop featuring milk tea-making and bone fortune-telling.
• Lin Family Mansion and Garden invites visitors to experience &ldquoAncient Games Across Time,&rdquo with pitch-pot contests and historical costumes in a classical garden setting.

National Historic Site Lin Family Mansion and Garden Hosts &ldquoAncient Games Across Time&rdquo (Photo / Sourced from New Taipei City Cultural Affairs Department Website)

• New Taipei City Art Museum features pop-up street performances, paired with gourmet food and markets for a lifestyle art experience.
• Ju Ming Museum offers limited ticket discounts and &ldquoArt × Picnic × Nature&rdquo events, including robot-guided tours and restoration workshops.
• Museum of World Religions presents &ldquoUnlock the Code of the Gods&rdquo and DIY workshops, guiding children on a journey of light and faith.
  
  

In addition, the National Museum of Taiwan History presents a special exhibition on artists Chang Chieh and Chen Cheng-po, offering audio guides and accepting Culture Points for purchases.

Some events require advance registration or fees. Registration opens at 2 PM on May 6. Spots are limited&mdashsign up soon!

For full activity details, visit the New Taipei Cultural Affairs Bureau Website and Facebook Page.