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Watch Citizens for Culture

Watch Citizens for Culture

A new 16-minute documentary tells the story of the West of England’s Citizens’ Assembly for Culture through the people who took part – and invites more people to be part of what happens next.

What is Trinity's AGM and Why Should I Come Along?

What is Trinity's AGM and Why Should I Come Along?

On Thursday 29th October, Trinity will be hosting our annual AGM.
Future Arts Centres

Future Arts Centres

A national network of more than 180 arts centres

50 Years, Thousands of Stories

50 Years, Thousands of Stories

Trinity50 invites people to share photographs, recordings, videos, flyers and memories from the last 50 years.

Vacancy: DM Team Leader​ (Internal)

Vacancy: DM Team Leader​ (Internal)

We are looking for a Duty Manager Team Leader to join our events team
New Report Celebrates the Lasting Impact of Trinity's Cultural Alliance

New Report Celebrates the Lasting Impact of Trinity's Cultural Alliance

483 children from local primary schools participated in curriculum-linked creative learning.
Looking Back at Bristol Harbour Festival 2026

Looking Back at Bristol Harbour Festival 2026

Reflections by Jen Farmer Trinity Arts Engagement Manager

Seeing What's Possible

Seeing What's Possible

Legacy WM Visits Trinity and Jacobs Wells Baths to Explore Community-Led Regeneration
Cast Light Welcomes 500+ Visitors

Cast Light Welcomes 500+ Visitors

The immersive installation offered a unique opportunity to explore the historic Pump Room and highlighted its potential before the 2029 reopening.

Sober Summer Day Party Back at Trinity

Sober Summer Day Party Back at Trinity
Cast Light at Jacobs Wells Baths as part of Bristol Harbour Festival

Cast Light at Jacobs Wells Baths as part of Bristol Harbour Festival

Iconic Bristol Landmark Opens Up For Immersive Sound And Light Experience During Harbour Festival

Trinity Secures Gulbenkian Exhibitions Fund Award for Major International Exhibition

Trinity Secures Gulbenkian Exhibitions Fund Award for Major International Exhibition

Trinity secures £17,000 Gulbenkian funding for an international exhibition at Jacobs Wells Baths, supporting its transformation ahead of reopening in 2029.
Working together to celebrate Sanctuary with Bristol Refugee Festival

Working together to celebrate Sanctuary with Bristol Refugee Festival

Thank you and Goodbye Eleri

Thank you and Goodbye Eleri

we say Goodbye and Good Luck to one of our Music Tutors
Echo: a day that brought two cities into one space

Echo: a day that brought two cities into one space

Bristol meets Bordeaux with Twin City Celebration Event

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