An ever-changing artwork can be witnessed as all the surfaces within Pod 5 are given up to redecorable notions. Commissioning the East Quay artist in residence to paint/draw/sculpt as they wish, as part of the gallery curation, the compact space celebrates alterity.
Working with members of the Watchet (and wider) community – whilst also allowing visitors to continue adding – guests are afforded a truly unique and exciting stay
The space plays unexpected role as a trainspotter’s paradise – its gallery window looks out over the West Somerset Railway line – affording unparalleled views of vintage steam locomotives chugging gently past.
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During construction, Pod 5 made an entry in the truly madcap Watchet Bathtub Race 2021