桃園市立大溪木藝生態博物館

2004年，由於本區為桃園境內唯一日本時代留存之公會堂，更是全臺少數連同公園、周邊建築脈絡一體保留的公會堂，因此登錄為桃園市歷史建築。2005年桃園縣府修繕後，曾轉型「大溪藝文之家」，成為藝文展演空間。

The year is 2004. The Assembly Hall, being the only architectural holdover from the Japanese era in the Taoyuan City, is touted as a rare structure incorporated impressively, and seamlessly, with the Park and neighboring buildings. As such, the Assembly Hall is accorded a place in the city’s historic monument registry. Taoyuan County Government gave the Assembly Hall a facelift in 2005 and converted it into “Daxi Artist Villa” as an arts and culture performance venue. 

2016年本區交由木博館管理，2020年開館，以「大溪木家具」、「大溪木藝生活」為主題，塑造木藝與多元產業、藝術對話的空間，成為推動大溪木藝創新的起點。
In 2016, the estate was handed over to the Wood Art Ecomuseum for management. Four years after, the estate was reopened following an extensive renovation, themed after “Daxi Wood Art Living” to encourage wood arts and crafts, along with other creative business inspirations and with this rebranding, the estate became the new starting point for promoting wood art in Daxi.