As makers and community builders, Cat Ashton and Clairissa Simmons created Make at Rosie to be an inclusive, women and nonbinary centered makerspace. Our work combines hands-on crafting and accessible learning to explore empowerment, creativity and connection. We’re inspired by the belief that everyone deserves a place to experiment, make friends, and find confidence through creating. Visitors can try new crafts, push outside their comfort zones and be part of a supportive, playful community.