This study looked at how the meaning of the work of people who chose their own unique work environment to do what they wanted to do was organized. Through cases where performing artists stayed in the arts, they explored the meaning of work and produced results. The research participants had in-depth interviews with six performers in their 20s and 30s who had more than five years of experience, and used qualitative case study methods for analysis. The meaning of the work of the participants in the study is With “My Discovery that Let Me Know What I Want,” and “The Fun and Development of Creation,” they thought of themselves as communicators who impart the value of art to others as well. It has also been shown that art is defined as “one that cannot be exchanged for self-respect, life or anything” and thinks of it as the meaning of self-realization, not as an external means. The results found in the meaning of performing artists work show that they look into themselves and others through their work, realize the existence of “me” and constantly learn to find me. Lifelong learning can be seen as all the learning activities that adult learners lead on their own in every space of human life. The process of remembering the spontaneous learning instincts and meaning of work that adult learners create at work is an important scene that shows us growing up.