Learning that invites imagination, agency, and action.
Make Create More designs creative learning experiences that help people think differently, work collaboratively, and reconnect with their capacity to imagine and make.
Our educational programs are grounded in participation, curiosity, and play — and shaped by nearly two decades of experience working across arts education, community learning, and professional development.
A Practice Rooted in Experience
Founder Catherine Stewart has been working in arts education since 2005 — and even earlier, if you count teaching dance to children under five as a teenager. That long arc matters. It means these programs are shaped not only by theory, but by years of being in rooms with learners of all ages: noticing what sparks curiosity, what builds confidence, and what helps ideas actually stick.
From early childhood through higher education and lifelong learning, our work meets people where they are — and invites them to grow.
How We Approach Learning
We don’t treat learning as information delivery.
We treat it as a creative, relational process.
Our programs draw from theatre, movement, facilitation, and somatic practice to create environments where participants can:
- explore ideas through doing, not just listening
- reflect individually and collectively
- practice skills in real time
- connect learning to their lived experience
Playfulness is not a distraction — it’s a strategy. When people feel engaged, respected, and curious, learning becomes durable and meaningful.
What These Programs Make Possible
Participants often leave our programs with:
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new language for their work
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practical tools they can apply immediately
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greater confidence in their creative voice
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deeper connection to peers and collaborators
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renewed energy for learning and making
Creativity becomes not just a skill, but a way of navigating complexity — individually and together. Explore some of our programs below and if you are interested in bringing creative learning into your organization or community?
