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Creativity has the power to bring people together. In addition to offering workshops through Ms. Lindsay’s Creative Workshops, I enjoy partnering with schools, nonprofits, and community organizations to create inclusive, meaningful creative experiences.
Each collaboration is shaped around the needs of the group and may include theater, storytelling, puppetry, visual arts, or other imaginative activities. I’m always open to exploring opportunities that align with my mission, availability, and small-by-design approach.
Interested in collaborating?
If your school, nonprofit, or community organization has an idea that feels like a good fit, I’d be happy to start a conversation.
Contact me at mslindsaydover@gmail.com or text 479-287-8575.
I’ve enjoyed partnering with Clover Community School on several creative experiences designed to blend storytelling, art, imagination, and hands-on learning.
Night on the Farm Art Project
Night on the Farm Art Project
I created a special art project for Clover Community School's Night on the Farm fundraiser inspired by Clover's philosophy of “Enrich the Soil: Grow the Whole Child.” Each student became the featured artist, creating an original piece of artwork and sharing why they love Clover Community School. Inspired by the idea that “to make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee,” the finished artwork celebrated creativity, individuality, and the students at the heart of Clover. Each piece was displayed and auctioned during the event to support the school.
Mad Libs Puppet Story Adventures
Mad Libs Puppet Story Adventures
Campers explored story structure and the history of puppetry, created Mad Libs-style adventures featuring heroes, sidekicks, and villains, designed their own puppets, and performed their original stories.
Story Magicians
Story Magicians
Campers became Story Magicians, transforming classic fairy tales with the help of a mysterious magical object. Working together, they reimagined familiar stories, created character masks and magical props, and brought their brand-new tales to life through performance.
I serve as the Bentonville Art Director for Community Connections, where I lead seasonal art classes each spring, summer, and fall for artists ages 9 and up, with the help of Assistant Director Melissa Morgan. Each project is created within a thoughtful framework that gives artists a place to begin while leaving plenty of room to flex their artistic abilities, creativity, and imaginations. Throughout the session, artists create several original pieces and celebrate their work with an end-of-class art showcase.
Interested in joining a Community Connections art class? Visit Community Connections to learn more and register.
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