Synapse Night in Taitung
🌿 Synapse Taitung — An Evening of Connection
Join us on May 9 (5:00 PM – 10:00 PM) in a beautiful, greenery-filled space in Taitung.
Let’s spend a night in Taitung with good music and good people.
Synapse Festival, originally from Fukuoka, Japan, is more than just an event — it’s a space where connections turn into something deeper.
This year’s tagline is: “Where EN (縁) happens, Rise together.”
“EN” means meaningful connections — the kind that feel natural, almost destined. Moments where people meet, resonate, and something begins.
And all of this leads toward our vision: “Be a dancer in your life.”
A world where people live freely, creatively, and in their own rhythm —as if dancing through life.
This gathering brings together people who resonate with that energy —digital nomads, creators, entrepreneurs, and local community members — to talk, connect, and create new flows together.
We call this moment “Synapsing.” Where different lives, cultures, and ideas intersect — and something new emerges.
Whether you’re local or just passing through, come as you are.
Let’s connect, share, and co-create a night in Taitung ✨
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🎧 DJ Lineup & Time Table
■ Time Table（予定）
17:00–18:30 Evvie B
18:30–20:00 DJ Oli
20:00–22:00 Chill Session（Free Flow）
■ DJ Profiles
▶Evvie B
Evvie B has been the designated aux master at house parties, functions & road trips for years before she got behind the decks. She’s an addict for good tunes and is always searching for new sounds to incorporate into her sets. Her love for a wide variety of genres and styles keeps the listener on their toes. You’ll never guess what she’s bringing to the dance floor next.
▶DJ Oli
DJ Oli from UK, lives in Dulan, been DJing for ages, likes vinyl and spins genres including but not limited to funk, disco, jazz-funk, house, afrobeat/afrodisco
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Part of Taiwan Digital Fest (TDF), Taiwan’s largest and most iconic digital nomad festival, bringing together global nomads, creators, entrepreneurs, and local communities across Taiwan. Learn more at fest.dna.org.tw.