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Our Freedom: Then and Now - Trinity x Future Arts Centres

Our Freedom: Then and Now - Trinity x Future Arts Centres

Trinity Community Arts is one of 60 venues across the UK taking part in Future Arts Centres new programme marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

Podcast: How to Save a Community Building

Podcast: How to Save a Community Building

Trinity’s CEO Emma Harvey speaks with Bristol Cable Editor, Priyanka Raval about what it takes to save our spaces
We Out Here Festival x Trinity

We Out Here Festival x Trinity

Trinity hosting the Saturday 16 Aug, Rhythm Corner program at WOH25
Benjamin Zephaniah: A Man of the People

Benjamin Zephaniah: A Man of the People

Edson Burton relfects on the work and life of one of the UK’s most iconic poets in recent times
Scrapstore Spring Takeover Day in the Trinity Garden

Scrapstore Spring Takeover Day in the Trinity Garden

Scrapstore Spring Takeover Day in the Trinity Garden
Destination Old Market Is Back!

Destination Old Market Is Back!

Step Back in Time & experience the Bustling Heart of Old Market

Next steps for Stay and Play at Trinity

Next steps for Stay and Play at Trinity

After many wonderful years of welcoming local families every Friday, Trinity’s much-loved “Stay and Play” group has come to a close.
Review: The Grip

Review: The Grip

A powerful live show exploring family, separation and the Windrush Legacy, 20th March 2025
For, By, With: a New Era of Community Arts

For, By, With: a New Era of Community Arts

Our Deputy CEO Adam reflects on the evolution of our community arts model
Roots of Resilience Report

Roots of Resilience Report

Report highlights contribution of Bristol’s treasured community spaces, as network of organisations calls for Council reform to ensure their survival

Becoming Legends in Our Own Time: Fighting for Community Ownership

Becoming Legends in Our Own Time: Fighting for Community Ownership

Opinion piece by CEO Emma Harvey on the fight for community ownership in England, why the current system stacks the odds against local groups, and what we can do about it
Edson wins Tinniswood Award 2025

Edson wins Tinniswood Award 2025

Well done to Edson for his well earned win for best audio drama script of the year
Trinity and Bath Uni Welcome Local Students

Trinity and Bath Uni Welcome Local Students

Trinity and Bath Uni welcome local students to get excited about physics.

Trinity Distributes Arts and Crafts Supplies to Local Children

Trinity Distributes Arts and Crafts Supplies to Local Children

A new collaboration with Scrapstore to encourage creativity at all ages
People who make...

People who make...

We take a look at some of the creative activities taking place at Trinity
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