International Women’s Day with Mothers Who Make

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8th March 2025

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On Sat 8 Mar Mothers Who Make invite you to join them for a celebration for International Women’s Day 2025

10:00 – 12:00: There will be a peer support meeting and informal networking for Mother Makers.

12pm – 12.30: Shared lunch, bring a picnic and we will provide tea and coffee

12.30 – 12.45: MWM will talk about their new project Motherline.

12:45 – 13.30: Family Workshop Activities

13:45 – 15:00:  Work in Progress sharing from the MWM group

15:00 – 15:30: Chat and wrap-up

Feel free to join anytime for a chat, a cup of tea or coffee and to see some new work from mother artists in the region.

This is a child-friendly space so please do bring along your little (or big) ones.

This is a FREE event but the organisers ask that you book a ticket so that they know how many people to expect. Once booked just turn up at any time. 

About the group

Mothers Who Make (MWM) is a peer support group, who meet once a month, for a creative exchange session with other mothers who are artists – professional and/or passionate – writers, painters, actors, dancers, filmmakers, photographers…every kind of maker welcome, and every kind of mother.

The sessions, which have gathered momentum over the past few years, aim to give creative mothers the chance to explore their practice in a room with their child.

Professional connections have been formed and led to the beginning of joint projects between participants – so it’s a great way to meet and collaborate with other mothers from different creative backgrounds.

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