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Taiwan Hakka Museum (臺灣客家文化館) Educational Programs (Jan-Mar 2026)
Activity Content:
【Festive Paper Cutting】 January 1, 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25, 31
Paper cutting art holds special significance for the Hakka people. Paper cuttings are burned after festivals, hoping that the wishes in one's heart can reach the heavens with the wind. In addition to learning basic paper cutting knowledge, this course introduces Hakka-related totems, conveying Hakka paper cutting culture and the spirit of honoring heaven and ancestors.
Handicraft: Paper cutting photo frame $50 each
【Dong Long Dong Long Chiang】 February 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 22, 27, 28
During the Lunar New Year, come learn about the differences in Lantern Festival celebrations across Northern, Central, Southern, and Eastern Taiwan. The "Bombing the Dragon" (火旁龍) blessing activity is a grand Lantern Festival celebration for Hakka people in the Miaoli area. Using firecrackers to blast the dragon for blessings, the sudden flashes of light and booming sounds make it the most powerful ritual of Lantern Festival night. It not only symbolizes welcoming spring and blessings but also preserves deep meanings of traditional customs and cultural inheritance, allowing tradition to be seen, felt, and remembered today.
Handicraft: Bombing the Dragon wind chime $50 each
【Hakka Blessing Fun】 (Lunar New Year) February 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
A jar of pickled mustard greens (福菜/Fucai) reveals the life wisdom accumulated over generations. Traditional Hakka pickling techniques use local mustard greens, following the seasons and making good use of preservation methods so that ingredients can be eaten long-term, reducing waste. It not only extends the flavor but also practices the "cherish food, respect objects" attitude toward life.
During the Lunar New Year period, you are welcome to visit the Taiwan Hakka Museum.
Handicraft: Fucai (pickled mustard green) bottle $50/set
【Welcome as Guests】 March 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29
Using Hakka culture as a guide and starting from architectural spaces, this course leads participants into a cultural venue with a Green Building Label to understand the nine major indicators of green building and the practice of ecological engineering. Through course guidance, sustainability concepts are transformed into energy-saving and waste-reduction actions in daily life, making environmental protection a part of everyday living.
With the spring light in March, come take home your own Hakka memories~
Handicraft: Mugwort Hammer $150 each
Target Audience: General public, on-site registration.
【Festive Paper Cutting】 January 1, 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25, 31
Paper cutting art holds special significance for the Hakka people. Paper cuttings are burned after festivals, hoping that the wishes in one's heart can reach the heavens with the wind. In addition to learning basic paper cutting knowledge, this course introduces Hakka-related totems, conveying Hakka paper cutting culture and the spirit of honoring heaven and ancestors.
Handicraft: Paper cutting photo frame $50 each
【Dong Long Dong Long Chiang】 February 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 22, 27, 28
During the Lunar New Year, come learn about the differences in Lantern Festival celebrations across Northern, Central, Southern, and Eastern Taiwan. The "Bombing the Dragon" (火旁龍) blessing activity is a grand Lantern Festival celebration for Hakka people in the Miaoli area. Using firecrackers to blast the dragon for blessings, the sudden flashes of light and booming sounds make it the most powerful ritual of Lantern Festival night. It not only symbolizes welcoming spring and blessings but also preserves deep meanings of traditional customs and cultural inheritance, allowing tradition to be seen, felt, and remembered today.
Handicraft: Bombing the Dragon wind chime $50 each
【Hakka Blessing Fun】 (Lunar New Year) February 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
A jar of pickled mustard greens (福菜/Fucai) reveals the life wisdom accumulated over generations. Traditional Hakka pickling techniques use local mustard greens, following the seasons and making good use of preservation methods so that ingredients can be eaten long-term, reducing waste. It not only extends the flavor but also practices the "cherish food, respect objects" attitude toward life.
During the Lunar New Year period, you are welcome to visit the Taiwan Hakka Museum.
Handicraft: Fucai (pickled mustard green) bottle $50/set
【Welcome as Guests】 March 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29
Using Hakka culture as a guide and starting from architectural spaces, this course leads participants into a cultural venue with a Green Building Label to understand the nine major indicators of green building and the practice of ecological engineering. Through course guidance, sustainability concepts are transformed into energy-saving and waste-reduction actions in daily life, making environmental protection a part of everyday living.
With the spring light in March, come take home your own Hakka memories~
Handicraft: Mugwort Hammer $150 each
Target Audience: General public, on-site registration.
Event Details
- 2026-01-01 — 臺灣客家文化館（客家委員會客家文化發展中心） · 剪紙相框+50;火旁龍風鈴+50;福菜瓶+50;艾草槌+150