Taichung City's Cultural Affairs Bureau will hold concerts in each of the city's eight districts every Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. for eight weeks starting August 1, the city's Vice Mayor Hsiao Jia-chi said Tuesday. More than 50 professional performers as well as amateur musical groups have been invited to perform in the concerts through September 15. Hsiao invited residents of the city to attend and enjoy the performances. Bjanav Zenror, an actor who starred as the bassist in a band in the Taiwanese blockbuster movie 'Cape No.7', was invited to perform with a rock band at the press conference which promoted the concerts. A total of 110 musical teams joined the audition from which the bureau selected a number of amateur performers to go on the stage, including Wu Chia-chen, an 18 -year-old college freshman, who won first place in the competition to be selected. She plays the Chinese bamboo flute. The outdoor concerts have been held every year since 2004, Hsiao noted, adding that this year the city government will provide a lucky draw for the participants in each concert. Prizes that will be given out are 300 ocarinas, 64 violins and a piano. 