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How Taipei Makerspace 'Odd Jobs and Magic' Is Building a Creative Community

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By Klein Wang/Jonathan Kaplan

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In a quiet alley near Taipei's Raohe Night Market, Odd Jobs and Magic is helping people turn creative ideas into reality. Founded by co-owners Sheryl Liu and Chet Gnegy, the makerspace offers workshops ranging from miniature forest jars and mushroom lamps to handmade dice and jewelry. Members also gain access to tools and workspace for personal projects. Built largely by hand with help from friends and members, the venue features a whimsical indoor forest that hosts small concerts and poetry readings. Despite the challenges of a new venture, the founders hope to inspire more people in Taiwan to embrace their own creativity.