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Trinity receives Cultural Recovery funding
Support means Trinity continues to #behereforcultutureResearching art and activism
FREE course for anyone who wants to gain skills in documenting change for social goodBoard biographies
Find out a bit more about Trinity's board of trusteesTrinity receives Bristol Life Award
Trinity recognised with award in recognition of Trinity's arts programmeNew film shines spotlight on Trinity
Short film by Locality highlights Trinity's role as a community hubIndustry Insight with Idles
Bassist Dev shares his experience with Young people on Making TracksSurvey and Competition Time
Tell us what you think to be in with a chance of winning a Mini RigPolice Station Redevelopment
Trinity Community Arts Statement re Trinity Road Police Station Redevelopment, Sept 2021Live Performance Call Out
Submit your work to be part of the Trinity Presents programmeDIY Arts Network
Trinity is a member of The Bristol DIY Arts Network; an independent gathering of arts organisations and arts practitioners, large and small, who deliver cultural programmes within the city of Bristol - event-news
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New Year's Eve line up revealed!
Plus a look highlights for the next week and new announcementsChrissie Hynde to perform live at Trinity this Winter
Round up of events for October as well as new announcements up to DecemberExhibitions and events this Autumn
We are only 9 days in October and already we've had four packed out gigs, a Hula Hoop Convention, an Artist Residency plus our usual classes and activities. Much more coming up, too! - reviews
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Banks
'Powerful sultry vocals over often fervently moody electronica' Bank's kicks off her UK tour here at TrinityLow
Low, live review 29/04/03At Tether's End
A true story of a tragic death - project-news
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In Focus: Gh0$t
How taking part in Making Tracks has helped Gh0$t take his next stepsSnapshots of Live Resistance
Online gallery exploring ways in which women have used creativity to amplify messagesSpring 2021 in the Garden
Find out more about activity in the GardenTake Part in What I Want To Be
View the online schedule for activities running 25 Mar - 04 AprBristol Poem
A poem written by children and young people from schools all over Bristol about the city they live in, 2012A city of protest
Curator and historian Dr Edson Burton speaks to the BBC about the history of protest in BristolWhat I Want To Be, What I Want to See
Trinity is thinking about the future, and we want to start by hearing from the people that matter - youNew work for young audiences in development
Spilt Ink Theatre Company awarded Trinity CommissionIn focus: Deborah Baddoo MBE
Find out more about Moving Bristol’s Producer DeborahUpdate from the #Resist Team
We touch base with the #Resist Team to find out what's been going on behind the scenes with Trinity's heritage project - our-news
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Survey and Competition Time
Tell us what you think to be in with a chance of winning a Mini RigTrinity receives Culture Recovery funding
Trinity has been granted funding from the Cultural Recovery FundJoin Trinity as a Trustee
Trinity are reaching out for new Trustees to join the existing Board on the next phase of our journeyEvents at Trinity During Restrictions
Find out more about Tiers and events at TrinityDiversifying the workforce, one job at a time
With the DWP's announcement of their Kickstart Scheme, Trinity explores what such jobs might mean for the Creative industriesGarden Party - Helping to fix up Trinity
This year we raised an amazing £2800 at Garden Party 2018Facing a closed door
In response to Arts Council England restrictions on funding for capital worksGreening up Trinity
We are introducing 'green cups' at TrinityTrinity Presents: pushing new ideas in music
Find out what is coming up from our in house music programme this yearOne step closer to protecting future
Historic England backs our campaign to raise the much needed funds to secure our future
