Kaohsiung Culture Points: Top 10 Recommended VenuesMake rings, weave rugs, and more! Here are 10 selected partner venues in Kaohsiung where you can use your Culture Points.

Lay Leather Studio is a cozy venue just a three-minute walk from Sinyi Elementary School Station on the MRT Orange Line. It's a popular choice for students looking to try leather crafting for the first time. As a participating venue in Kaohsiung's Culture Points program, you can use your Culture Points directly to sign up for a leather DIY class and create a piece you can take home and use every day.

The studio offers a wide variety of classes, from coin purses, bracelets, and ID holders to wallets and small bags. The designs are simple and practical, and even without prior crafting experience, you can easily complete a project with the instructor's guidance. For students, using Kaohsiung Culture Points to make a leather item is a great way to learn basic leather skills and create a highly functional finished product, making it a more memorable experience than just a simple purchase.

In addition, Lay Leather Studio also offers custom order services and ready-made leather goods for purchase, making it perfect for creating something for yourself or as a gift for friends. If you want to spend your Culture Points on a hands-on experience that results in a lasting keepsake, this leather studio is an excellent choice.

Maogilaida, located in Lingya District near the Cultural Center, is a popular Tufting workshop that has become a favorite among students in recent years. The spacious and bright studio, with its vibrant wall of yarn, immediately sparks creative inspiration upon entry, making it no surprise that it's one of Kaohsiung's popular venues for using the Culture Coin program.

Booking is simple and easy via LINE. Each participant gets a dedicated locker and power outlet, so you don't have to worry about your phone running out of battery during your creative process—a thoughtful touch for students. Tufting DIY is priced by project type, and in addition to rugs, you can also create lamps, small stools, bags, pillows, storage baskets, or decorative mirrors, offering a wide range of choices.

Unlike most Tufting workshops, Maogilaida emphasizes "no time limit" for creation, allowing first-time Tufting artists to take their time and comfortably complete their projects. The biggest bonus is that all items in the venue are eligible for Kaohsiung Culture Coin use, transforming your Culture Coins into practical and rewarding creations.

If you're looking to gather classmates or friends for a therapeutic crafting experience, this Kaohsiung Culture Coin partner venue is definitely worth adding to your list.

Mystoto Escape Games, located near Kaohsiung's Sanduo Far Eastern Department Store, offers a spacious venue and is a popular choice for students gathering with friends or unwinding after class. As a Kaohsiung Culture Points partner venue, you can directly use your Culture Points here to experience an escape room, turning your subsidy into a truly memorable adventure.

The studio specializes in intensely thrilling and horror-themed escape rooms, currently featuring four levels: "Infant Soul Sewer," "Fatal Hostel," "Alien Overrun," and "Pharaoh's Mystery City." From atmosphere to sound and light effects, everything is meticulously crafted, making it perfect for students who love excitement and aren't afraid to scream.

What makes Mystoto Escape Games special is its extensive use of physical mechanisms, even integrating interactive mechanisms into the hint system. This creates a highly immersive experience, distinct from typical escape rooms that rely solely on puzzles. Plus, if you spend NT$2,000 or more using Kaohsiung Culture Points in a single transaction, all players in your group will receive a NT$50 discount coupon, making it more cost-effective the more people you bring.

If you're looking for an escape room that's thrilling enough and accepts Culture Points, this Kaohsiung Culture Points partner venue will have you screaming the whole way through and leave you with unforgettable memories.

ART64 is a sterling silver jewelry and metalworking brand with locations across northern, central, and southern Taiwan. In Kaohsiung, it's conveniently located directly within a department store, making it easily accessible for students and a perfect stop during a shopping trip. Using the Culture Points for an experience here is completely hassle-free. You don't need to travel to a dedicated studio or prepare a bunch of tools to enjoy your first metalworking experience.

As a Kaohsiung Culture Points partner venue, ART64 offers a diverse range of handmade silver jewelry courses, from rings and shaped silver pendants to bracelets and custom accessories, all eligible for Culture Points redemption. The course flow is clear, and instructors guide you step-by-step, ensuring that even complete beginners can finish their piece within the allotted time, leaving with a great sense of accomplishment.

This is especially ideal for students looking to use their Culture Points to "create something truly lasting." Whether it's a personal keepsake or a birthday gift for a friend or partner, it's far more meaningful than simply spending on food and entertainment. With the comfortable department store setting and flexible class times, it's perfect for first-time crafters who want a low-pressure, hands-on experience using their Culture Points.

Nage Pi Studio, located on Senan Street in Kaohsiung's Yancheng District, is a craft classroom with an incredibly rich curriculum. While specializing in leather craftsmanship, it also continuously expands into different creative forms. Almost every month, new themed classes are launched, which have included handmade leather goods, laser engraving, 3D printing, fabric sewing, and weaving. For those who love trying various craft mediums, there's always a new surprise with every visit.

The studio's class design is very beginner-friendly, making it easy for those with no prior experience to get started. Instructors guide the production process step-by-step, allowing students to complete their own unique pieces in a relaxed atmosphere. In addition to experience classes, Nage Pi Studio also offers custom leather goods services. Whether you want to design your own patterns, engrave text, or create leather products with a custom brand logo, you can discuss it with the instructors to bring your vision to life.

As a participating venue for Kaohsiung Culture Vouchers, all in-store classes and custom services can be paid for using the vouchers, making it very accessible for students. If you're looking to use your culture vouchers on a practical and rewarding hands-on experience, Nage Pi Studio is definitely a stop worth planning.

Dianxiang Wet Plate Photography Studio, located in the Dayi Warehouse cluster of Kaohsiung's Pier-2 Art Center, is a unique photography studio specializing in classical imaging techniques—a far cry from typical studios that only shoot portraits. Here, the focus is on "hands-on" photography experiences, with courses including black-and-white film development, hand-developing color slides, and classical printing techniques. This allows you to create photos not just by pressing a shutter, but by completing the entire process from shooting to final image yourself.

As a participating venue for Kaohsiung Culture Points, students can directly use their Culture Points to enroll in courses, transforming their subsidy into a truly profound and knowledge-rich artistic experience. This studio is incredibly welcoming to students new to film cameras or curious about darkroom development, guiding you step-by-step through the principles and operations of developing and fixing, so there's no need to worry if you have zero prior experience.

If you're looking for a unique way to use your Kaohsiung Culture Points and want to learn a niche yet incredibly rewarding skill, using them at Dianxiang Wet Plate Photography Studio to learn photo development is absolutely worthwhile.

Emily’s Garden, located on Xinkang Street in Kaohsiung’s Fengshan District, is an artistic floral studio specializing in DIY dried and preserved flower workshops. It's a popular choice for students and couples, offering everything from beginner-friendly dried flower arrangements and preserved flower cloches to advanced wedding bouquets and grand opening basket designs. You can create almost any common floral craft here with your own hands.

This venue is also a participating Kaohsiung Culture Points venue, allowing students to use their Culture Points directly to enroll in courses and transform their subsidy into a tangible, memorable piece of art. Compared to simply buying a bouquet, crafting one yourself offers a deeper sense of involvement, allowing you to customize colors and flowers to suit the recipient's preferences and create a truly unique gift.

If you're looking for a relaxing experience in Kaohsiung where you can use your Culture Points, or if you want to prepare a romantic and long-lasting handmade gift, Emily’s Garden is an excellent choice.

If DIY workshops feel too mentally taxing and you're looking for a relaxing way to spend your Culture Points, board games are the perfect stress-free choice. Tabletop Addiction Board Game Cafe, conveniently located near National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology, is a popular spot for students to gather after class.

The venue boasts a collection of over 500 board games, ranging from party games and strategy games to multi-player team games. Newcomers need not worry, as staff are on hand to provide simple instructions, ensuring you'll quickly get the hang of it. In addition to board game experiences, the venue also offers light meals and beverages, so you can chat and play for hours without getting hungry.

The second floor features private rooms with projection capabilities, perfect for watching live sports with friends, hosting board game parties, or even group study sessions. A major bonus is that Tabletop Addiction is a participating venue for Kaohsiung Culture Points, allowing you to directly redeem them for your purchases. This expands the use of Kaohsiung Culture Points beyond just static arts and cultural activities.

For students, Tabletop Addiction Board Game Cafe is an excellent place to exchange Culture Points for fun, socializing, and creating wonderful memories.

Not Just Flower Lab, located in Kaohsiung's Qianjin District, is a creative space beloved by students and DIY enthusiasts, specializing in integrating "floristry and fragrance" into daily life. The venue offers a diverse selection of courses, including handmade candles, perfume blending, and dried and preserved flower arrangements. Even first-time DIYers can easily complete a project with the instructor's guidance.

In addition to its regular small-group classes, Not Just Flower Lab is also a popular Kaohsiung Culture Pass partner venue. It also provides corporate group bookings and customized course services, designing exclusive content based on specific needs—such as fragrance sprays, letter cake candles, and preserved flower lamps—making it ideal for friend gatherings, club activities, or school programs.

The space is warm and tasteful, and the creative process is both therapeutic and rewarding, perfect for those looking to use their Culture Pass for a slow-paced, hands-on experience. If you're seeking a tranquil experience where you can use your Kaohsiung Culture Pass, Not Just Flower Lab is an excellent choice for spending it both practically and romantically.

Zuozuo Craft is a creative workshop space established in Kaohsiung City by the 30-year-old pottery brand "Mino Kiln." Located on Siwei 2nd Road, it boasts a spacious area of over 3,300 square feet, exuding a warm and artistic ambiance. More than just a pottery studio, it serves as a platform for creative youth and independent brands to gain visibility. It is also a Kaohsiung Culture Pass partner venue, allowing students to confidently use their Culture Pass to experience various handicraft courses.

The studio offers different themed workshops every month, ranging from the most popular hand-pinched pottery and wheel-thrown ceramics to lifestyle crafts like floral art, woodworking, and dessert baking. The diverse offerings ensure a fresh experience every time, even for returning visitors. The courses are designed to be beginner-friendly, allowing even those without any prior experience to slowly enjoy the process of interacting with materials using their hands.

Additionally, the space periodically invites artists to consign their creative products, so you can browse and discover inspiration while attending a class. If you're looking for a meaningful and enriching way to use your Kaohsiung Culture Pass, Zuozuo Craft is an excellent choice for students to slow down and cultivate their creative sensibilities.