Babe Station Live is a roaming series of literary and arts events featuring readings and performances by writers and artists who identify as mothers or have experienced child loss. Not all of the work is directly about motherhood but it is the circumstance in which it is made. This is the launch event, taking place at Bo Lee and Workman gallery in Bruton, amid sculptural works by Adeline de Monseignat. Expect playful, genre-bending work by some of the most exciting artistic voices in the South West and beyond.

Line-up to be announced.

Readings will start promptly at 7pm.

Early-bird tickets: £7 Tickets on the door: £10

*Please note that performers will be offered a share of ticket sales as a small payment.

About Babe Station

Babe Station is an evolving art and research project exploring the relationship between making art and motherhood. It aims to support and give space to any person who identifies as a mother or has experienced child loss through discussions, workshops and exhibitions. In March 2025, Babe Station curated 'Sorry about the mess', a large-scale exhibition on Shaftesbury Avenue, supported by Bow Arts and featuring over 20 artists and writers who are also mothers. Babe Station has been commissioned to design and run workshops for diverse audiences.

About Bo Lee and Workman

Bo Lee and Workman is quickly being recognised as one of the leading UK commercial galleries outside of London. Since its initial founding in 2009 as bo.lee gallery there has been a clear commitment to nurturing talent and a keen eye for detail. In 2022 the gallery evolved, bringing together over 30 years of combined experience and expertise of its Directors Jemma Hickman, founder of bo.lee gallery, and Alice Workman, previously Senior Director of Hauser & Wirth Somerset.