Trinity is a unique community arts space and amazing independent live music venue so we're looking for an artistic design that will inspire others.

We want to use our flyers as a platform for artists' work so, the winning design will feature on a printed flyer (5000 copies) distributed across the city! The winner will also receive two complimentary tickets to an upcoming gig of their choice*

Technical info

• Flyer size: A6

• Dimensions: 105mm x 150mm + 3mm bleed each side (Design can be portrait or landscape)

• Resolution: 300dpi

• Colour model: CMYK

• Format: Tiff/Jpeg

What's next?

Design your cover by print, or by hand and scan in, and email your image to info@3ca.org.uk with the subject heading Trinity Flyer Design

Be sure to include your details**:

• Artist name

• Artist website

• Artist email

We will be running our flyer design competition every other month so please keep an eye on our website with regards to future competitions.

See Mbrk's work (our latest winner)  here

*Subject to availability

**We will feature the winner's contact details on the flyer – please let us know if you do not wish to do this

Feat:

Tall Rich // Blackout Ja // Troy Ellis // Sophia May // Jah Topie // Backed by Unique Star Lava Rock Sound System.....

NO ONE LIVING IN BRISTOL should be starving, going without food for days. NO CHILD LIVING IN BRISTOL should be crying themselves to sleep at night with hunger pains because they have not had a decent meal for days. It should not be this way but THIS IS the sad reality for many thousands of people, both in and out of work, living in Bristol in 2013. Food poverty is a fact of life that can effect almost anyone. Due to very high personal indebtedness, job insecurity, the rising costs of living, and severe welfare budget cuts, the majority of people living in Bristol today are at risk of food poverty. For the victims it is a chilling and severely damaging experience and for society as a whole the impact of food poverty is very costly. It has been estimated that malnutrition costs the UK's health services up to £7.4 billion a year, 50% of which is spent in community settings (ONS).

Please help us make a difference by helping those caught in this poverty trap.

Your support is crucial to enable us to continue the vital work we do and contribute towards making Bristol a better place to live, for everyone.

For more information please contact:

Tel: 0117 329 0533 / info@the-matthew-tree-project.org www.thematthewtreeproject.org

Tickets: £8 adv

CITY ROCKAS

plus guest dj's Summer Jam

A night of classic grooves, soul, rare groove, revival reggae vibes.

Tickets £8 + bf. From:

Bristol Ticket Shop / 0117 929 9008

Genesis Records, Stapleton Road

Dress to impress, But come to Dance!

Tickets £22.50 + bf

See Tickets

Bristol Ticket Shop 0117 929 9008

14+

+ Special Guests

This event has now been moved to the Bristol 02 Academy. Original tickets still valid.

£13 adv + bf

Available from:

Alt-Tickets / Bristol Ticket Shop 0117 929 9008

Delhi 2 Dublin

+ DJ Ritu

Kicking off this August bank holiday, we're very excited to announce that kickass Canadian 5-piece world fusion dance band, Delhi 2 Dublin, are playing at The Trinity Centre, sure to be a sell out show.

Delhi 2 Dublin challenges the definition of urban music and drags it to the intersection of Bhangra, Celtic, Dub Reggae, Rock and Electronica. Strong word-of-mouth for their live performances has helped them play several of the top festivals in Canada, the UK, the US, the Pacific Rim and Europe. A new album and international touring opportunities signal that originality and evolution are all part of the Delhi 2 Dublin experience.

Tickets £13 + BF

Available from: 0117 929 9008

14+ (under 16s must be accompanied

+ Like Torches

Hot on the heels with the news that their 2003 breakthrough single “Ocean Avenue” has just been certified platinum (over one million sold), American pop-punk band YELLOWCARD have another reason to celebrate: this year marks the tenth anniversary of that single and its album of the same name. To kick it off, Yellowcard and Hopeless Records are releasing Ocean Avenue Acoustic, a re-imagining of all 13 songs from that album in an acoustic setting.

“On July 22, 2003 our lives were changed forever,” says the band in a joint statement. “We didn't know what Ocean Avenue would become, but it is a chapter in our story that we will never forget. We knew that for the 10th anniversary of the release we wanted to do something more than just a tour.” "Special limited edition pre-order packages of the album including exclusive white vinyl, a one time only pressing 7", hand written lyric sheets by Ryan Key and more are available now at Moment.Yellowcardrock.com.

Soon after the release of the acoustic album, the band will hit the road throughout the US as part of House of Blues 20th Anniversary Presents, performances at Harley Fest and Riot Fest, and in Europe and Australia. “In the US and Australia, we will be performing the entire [Ocean Avenue] record acoustically from start to finish, and then closing the show with an electric set that covers the other albums,” they explain. “In Europe, we will be playing the Vans Warped Tour, so the headlining shows will just be Ocean Avenue Acoustic. To hear the other records you'll have to get to the closest Warped date!”

In celebration of this 10 year milestone, Yellowcard is launching moment.yellowcardrock.com, an interactive space for fans to share their favorite Yellowcard moments, both past and present. Fans can contribute to the site by posting their favorite moments to Instagram or Twitter and using the hashtag #YCMoment. The trailer for the album can be seen here: http://smarturl.it/YCOceanAveTrailer.

With over two and a half million albums sold and counting, Yellowcard continue to dominate the music world, garnering fan support and critical acclaim alike. With eight singles that have received significant Top 40 and Alternative radio airplay including the smash “Ocean Avenue”, Yellowcard continued their steady progression with their eighth and latest solo album Southern Air on Hopeless Records last year. Debuting on Billboard’s Top 200 Album Chart at #10, Southern Air is their fifth album to reach the Top 20 (and second in the Top 10).

“It's going to be a big year for all of us and you together,” they conclude. “Ocean Avenue is a legacy that we are very proud of, so both the album and the tour are things we've put a lot of work into. Thanks for your continued love and support, and we will see you this Fall!”

TICKETS:

£17.50adv

We Got Tickets

/ 0117 929 9008

THIS EVENT IS SUPPORTING
2GETHER AS ONE THE OFFICIAL ST PAUL'S CARNIVAL PARTIES 

how it works simple you buy a ticket from bristol ticket shop then on
the day-night exchange your ticket for a wrist band that will then
allow you to club hop around all the venues listed

OVER 60 ARTIST MIXED MUSIC SOME OF THE WORLDS BIGGEST
ARTIST DJS MCS AND CLUB BRANDS SPREAD ACROSS 9 + VENUES

FOOD ON SALE

JERK CHICKEN
CURRY GOAT
VEGGIE OPTION'S
PATTIES
CHICKEN RICE & PEA'S
SALAD

TICKETS £6 IN ADVANCE
£10 ON THE DOOR

GET TICKETS FROM:


Tel: 0117 929 9008

Bristol Ticket Shop 0117 929 9008

This Grand Gala Night will be the closing ceremony for The Bristol Cameroonians Association Cultural Week, which kicks off on Saturday 10^th May with a football competition between Cameroonians and other nationalities in Bristol and its vicinity (free entry) at Mile Straight Sports Club (New Road, Stoke Gifford. BS34 8QW)

Don't miss a taste of Cameroon at Trinity, from 8pm till dawn. We'll be hosting a fashion parade competition for children and adults from the Cameroonian and Sierra Leonean/Nigerian community and other nationalities; music and traditional dance; a variety of food and Cameroonian dishes, all included in your ticket price!

Tickets are £10 can be bought on the door on the night of the event.

For more information, please contact: Sammy (07804500458) or Valdo ( 07932786630)

All ages welcome but please note the bar is only open to 18+ and an ID will be required

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Shangaan Electro is the high-speed dance phenomenon from South Africa that is rising from streets into clubs, homes and venues all around the globe.

This summer Nozinja and the fastest Shangaan dancers around are offering participants of all ages and abilities the chance to learn the secrets of this unique and infectious style. Dazzling footwork and rubber-limbed body shakes combine with hyper-accelerated beats and some crazy, colourful costumes to give the Shangaan style wide-ranging summer appeal.

Open to all ages and abilities. Under 16′s should be accompanied by an adult

Participants are advised to wear suitable clothing and bring water
Workshop starts at 7.30pm and lasts 60 mins approx
Limited capacity, early booking is recommended

The creation of charismatic producer, record label mogul and businessman Nozinja, Shangaan Electro is a very contemporary product of Africa. Hailing from rural Limpopo but now based in Soweto, Nozinja saw the chance to update Shangaan music for the 21st Century, replacing its traditional bass/guitar instrumentation with midi-keyboard sounds and repitched vocal samples (in English and seemingly sampled from rave anthems). Propelled by jacking four-to-the-floor beats and trademark drum-fills, the sound quickly became a hit at weekly street parties in Soweto, with young and old competing to show off their moves to this dizzyingly fast music, which can reach speeds of up to 188 beats per minute.

The craze soon went viral in Europe and the US via a vast archive of youtube videos (several million hits and counting), catching the attention of Damon Albarn’s Honest Jon’s label who released the seminal Shangaan Electro compilation in 2010. The universal acclaim received for this release led to countless invitations for the group to perform around the world, and the group have since performed scene-stealing turns at festivals and club across the globe.

Tickets: £4

Available from: Bristol Ticket Shop

“This is the cheetah of African music” – NPR Music

“Daring… wildly inventive… [and] a rare depth charge in dance music circles, reminding us of the myriad musics people use to inspire movement” – Pitchfork

“The future sound of Africa…[and] a curveball for UK dancers” – The Quietus

Watch a Shangaan Electro street dance clip: http://bit.ly/ZucmSM

Oxygen – A new play by Natalie McGrath

100 years ago imagine that fifteen women gather // They have a conversation that maps eight geographic arteries across England and Wales, like points on a compass //  These arteries reach out towards a singular destination like roots forming a tree // The destination is Hyde Park // It’s June, 1913 and the Great Suffrage Pilgrimage begins.

A tour of a new play from Lands End to London between Thursday 20^th June to 19^th July 2013 // Remembering when 15 women became 1000s…

Coming to The Trinity Centre: Thursday 11^th July 2013

7.30pm

Tickets: £12/£8

0117 929 9008

http://twitter.com/DreadnoughtSW

http://www.facebook.com/DreadnoughtSouthWestO

"The ensemble effectively conveys the characters’ emotional resilience with astonishing delicacy, tenderness and subtlety - an unsentimental testimony to the courage of women who braved weather, hostility and sickness for their belief.

"Claire Ingleheart’s music perfectly captures the rapture and exhilaration of the dream as well as the poignancy of loss and exhaustion it demanded. Songs in which the women sing in harmony are especially moving, seeming to say, ‘We walk for the women who cannot’."

Click here for full review in The Stage