COVID19 safety at Trinity
Following easing of lockdown restrictions in England, 19 July, Trinity will continue to implement a range of measures to help staff and visitors remain as safe as possible from COVID19
Fast Fashion, #Resist Shorts and Environmental Talks
Summer programme of events exploring creative acts of resistance
Open call for Trinity Commission (Closed)
New opportunity for Artists/collectives working in any art-form
First Light Studio Launch
Free to use studio is supported by Batu and Dr. Martens
Kickstart scheme roles
4 x placements, 25 hours per week, 6 month contract, paid at Real Living Wage (£9.50ph), applicants must be aged 16-24 years old, claiming Universal Credit
In Focus: Gh0$t
How taking part in Making Tracks has helped Gh0$t take his next steps
Code of Conduct
Trinity's code of conduct applies to everyone using the Centre
Garden project volunteer
Help out in our community garden
Snapshots of Live Resistance
Online gallery exploring ways in which women have used creativity to amplify messages
Trinity receives Culture Recovery funding
Trinity has been granted funding from the Cultural Recovery Fund
Event Restrictions 2021
Information about COVID-Secure events and activities at the Trinity Centre
Spring 2021 in the Garden
Find out more about activity in the Garden
Take Part in What I Want To Be
View the online schedule for activities running 25 Mar - 04 Apr
Bristol Poem
A poem written by children and young people from schools all over Bristol about the city they live in, 2012
A city of protest
Curator and historian Dr Edson Burton speaks to the BBC about the history of protest in Bristol
What 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 - you
Join Trinity as a Trustee
Trinity are reaching out for new Trustees to join the existing Board on the next phase of our journey
#GetInvolved on International Women's Day
Celebrate and take part in a month-long programme of events and activities
Trinity in lockdown by Save Bristol Nightlife
Bristol-based band record socially distanced video in Trinity and other independent venues
