Build your social life in Taiwan around what you enjoy

Find English-friendly and cross-cultural activities

When exploring international social events, language exchange, sports, creative activities, and culture on , read the stated activity language. An English listing does not necessarily mean the whole session is in English, and bilingual formats can vary. Ask which language the host uses, whether newcomers can follow, and whether preparation is needed.

Returning and third-culture experiences

If you search for “abc 在台灣” to find people or activities, add your city and interests, such as books, running, design, or food. Do not assume that returnees, people of Chinese heritage, or people with cross-cultural backgrounds share the same language. You can choose the language you want to use and participate in more than one community.

Choose a format with a clear starting point

For language practice, look for a conversation exchange with a topic or turn-taking format. For a shared task, consider a creative workshop, sport, or volunteering. A talk, book discussion, or coffee gathering can offer another starting point. Check whether you can attend alone, whether a partner is required, and how the session is structured.

One local information source

The Community Services Center's official activities page covers language, social, outdoor, wellness, and creative activities, with English-language activity information. Use it to explore formats, then check each session's registration rules, venue, and date. A category page is not confirmation that a particular session is currently open.

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Six checks before your first visit

Check the language and hosting format; full address and meeting point; advance registration; what the fee includes; participant requirements and newcomer support; and whether there are future sessions. Include travel in your social calendar and ask before exchanging contact information.