

Facility
From a 10,000-volume library to a 250-seat auditorium, from permanent historical exhibits to a rooftop garden—the Taiwan Center offers versatile spaces for culture, education, and community gathering.
Venue overview

A 250-seat multipurpose venue with professional sound and lighting, ideal for lectures, concerts, award ceremonies, and large-scale community events.

Home to over 10,000 volumes on Taiwan spanning art, history, literature, music, language, and humanities—the largest overseas Chinese-language library dedicated to Taiwan. Open to all community members.

A permanent exhibit featuring historical documents, photographs, and artifacts from the February 28th Incident, preserving this pivotal chapter in Taiwan's history and honoring the values of peace, human rights, and democracy.

A meeting space for up to 50 people, well-suited for organizational meetings, workshops, and panel discussions in a comfortable setting.

Well-equipped learning spaces used for Taiwan School classes and available to community groups for educational programs and training sessions.

A dedicated space for film screenings, documentaries, and media events, bringing Taiwanese culture and history to life through film.

An open-air green space on the top level of the Center, perfect for outdoor receptions, casual gatherings, and community relaxation.

A rentable gallery space for art shows, photography exhibitions, and cultural displays. Available for booking by community groups and artists.

A permanent exhibit documenting the growth and milestones of Taiwanese American organizations in Greater Los Angeles, telling the story of how our community took root and thrived in Southern California.

A comfortable space for children and parents to relax, read, and spend quality time together while attending activities at the Taiwan Center.

An inviting space for karaoke and small gatherings, where community members can connect through music and enjoy singing their favorite songs together.

A recreational space for table tennis practice and casual play, welcoming people of all ages to stay active, improve their skills, and connect with others.

A shared space for relaxing, conversation, and small gatherings, where community members can meet, connect, and build lasting relationships.

A dedicated space for choirs, ensembles, and music lovers, suitable for rehearsals, music classes, and small performances.

A hands-on space for cooking and cultural exchange, suitable for cooking classes, culinary demonstrations, and community cooking activities.
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Author:
Elizabeth C. Economy

Author:
Daniel C. Lynch

Author:
Theodore H Moran




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