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Trinity is a member of Bristol Culture Network; an independent gathering of arts organisations and arts practitioners, large and small, who deliver cultural programmes within the city

Funding

Funding

How we fund our charitable work
2009 round-up

2009 round-up

A round up of 2009 activities by Centre Manager, Emma Harvey
Review: Christmas Art Market

Review: Christmas Art Market

Trinity first Christmas Art Market
Preview: NYE 2009

Preview: NYE 2009

Preview of the biggest night in our Trinity calendar by Emma Harvey
NYE Masked Ball

NYE Masked Ball

Trinity Community Arts are planning a Masked Ball to celebrate New Years Eve 2009
New Training Room for 2009

New Training Room for 2009

Trinity has just completed a brand new training room for our new courses starting this autumn
The Beeb get down with Trinity's story

The Beeb get down with Trinity's story

BBC Bristol news coverage of Trinity new, year-long local history project What's Your Trinity Story?

Music puts Bristol firmly on map

Music puts Bristol firmly on map

The Trinity Centre is steering clear of Bristol's usual suspects - bridges, balloons and John Wesley - and using music to put Bristol firmly on the map
What's Your Trinity Story?

What's Your Trinity Story?

Trinity Community Arts is set to launch a new local history project, designed to collect people's stories and photos of their time spent at the Trinity Centre, Lawrence Hill
Project Respect: linking generations and cultures

Project Respect: linking generations and cultures

A second successful project took place in March funded by the Quartet Community Foundation Fund for Older People
Trinity launches new music programme

Trinity launches new music programme

Trinity is set to launch its new programme of up-and-coming music events designed to promote the music talent in the city, putting Bristol even more firmly on the map as a strong provider of musical talent in the UK
FREE Trinty Garden Party: Celebrating the Bristol Sound

FREE Trinty Garden Party: Celebrating the Bristol Sound

The Trinity Centre’s annual music, arts and craft extravaganza takes place on Sunday May 10, with a wealth of diverse live music performances headlined by Easton favourites RSVP

Activate Westside 2014

Activate Westside 2014

Highlights of 2014
Green Pledge

Green Pledge

In our commitment to the environment, we pledge to improve Trinity's Green credentials
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