A home for The Trinity Fox by Andy Council, revealed as part of the end of project celebrations photo @Khali Ackford
Heart & Soul 2017-18
In 2018 we celebrated Trinity's place at the heart of the community through a programme of accessible workshops, heritage trails, talks and social events, as well as online content, physical displays, two paid internships and volunteering opportunities.
“Excellent that this is accessible regardless of financial wealth; good platform for finding new possibilities for self development, vital for community that stuff like this happens at Trinity"
Workshop participant
- The activities engaged 680 people of all ages directly, including 21 volunteers, attracted new visitors, diversified perceptions of the organisation and promoted our aims.
- 162 people came along to our Talks as we welcomed speakers to share their thoughts about the challenges and achievements of transforming and preserving historic buildings. Speakers included Architects Tim Ronalds and Fidel Meraz, as well as Marcus Hammond of x-Church Gainsborough
- 4 local artisans delivered 38 workshop sessions inspired by the traditional crafts used to build Trinity. 52 participants created stained glass, ceramics, textiles and woodcarvings that now from part of the indoor visual history trial in the building.
- 90 people attended our guided heritage walks around Trinity and Old Market
Click here for more info about our heritage projects.
