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Reflecting on Freedom with Our Communities

Reflecting on Freedom with Our Communities

Trinity has hosted activities for "Our Freedom: Then and Now," a national project honouring the 80th anniversary of VE/VJ Day, exploring the meaning of freedom in local communities.
Archival Sounds Launches

Archival Sounds Launches

a new series where music meets meaning
Opinion: We Dream, They Rule

Opinion: We Dream, They Rule

Off the back of the recent Kuumba ruling, CEO Emma Harvey reflects on what this means for how we manage our community spaces
I Danced at Jacobs Wells: A Reflection

I Danced at Jacobs Wells: A Reflection

As part of the heritage programme, we set out an open invitation to join an informal reminiscence session to share memories of dance at Jacob's Wells
Opinion:The plebs are revolting!

Opinion:The plebs are revolting!

Why the route to reconnecting with audiences (and voters) might include citizens assemblies
DnB Legends Front Sober-Event Launch

DnB Legends Front Sober-Event Launch

A new partnership between Trinity and Bristol Drugs Project’s Creative Communities, rooted in shared values of creativity, connection and inclusion
Meet Jude our New Heritage Project Manager

Meet Jude our New Heritage Project Manager

Introducing Jude Hutchen, our new Heritage Project Manager, leading on community engagement at Jacobs Wells Baths.

Get involved: Fun Palaces Makers

Get involved: Fun Palaces Makers

Share your skills at the annual Fun Palaces international movement!
Vacancy: Children & Young People's Programme Manager

Vacancy: Children & Young People's Programme Manager

We are looking for a Children & Young People's Programme Manager to join our team
Heritage Revival Fund award Jacobs Wells Baths project

Heritage Revival Fund award Jacobs Wells Baths project

Trinity has been awarded one of the first grants through the Heritage Revival Fund
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
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