Crystal Lake will be joined by fellow label mates Currents, Kingdom of Giants, with one more band to be announced.

Please note, this is a standing show

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This tour follows the release of The Wandering Hearts' upcoming album, out August 6.

Tickets on sales: July 30, 10am

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South West Wrestling pride themselves on infusing ideas from both traditional era’s of Wrestling and bringing in the fresh and new ideas of today.

• Doors 6pm
• Show starts 7pm

please note: Strobe lighting will be used throughout the show

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Never fitting neatly into one musical genre, Vengeance sees Twelve Foot Ninja explore a whole new sonic palette - a record infused with a sinuous and sinister synth-aesthetic. Vapour-wave and neon haze. Atari-style bleeps and bloops.

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During live performances, Cameron is often accompanied by saxophonist and business partner Roy Molloy.

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Made up of guitarist and vocalist, Keith Murray; bass guitarist, Chris Cain, and drummer Keith Carne, We Are Scientists are known for incorporating comedy into their interviews, music videos, and performances.

Tickets on sale: Fri 09 July, 9am

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Bristol’s acclaimed spoken word night, Raise The Bar will host a pre-talk open mic followed by a DJ set from DJ Adibah (Booty Bass).

6pm - Doors Open

6:15pm - 6:45pm - Open Mic

7pm - In Conversation with: Lowkey

8pm - DJ Adibah (Booty Bass)

Tickets are priced at £5 as this event is supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. if you would like to request a bursary tickets please contact us on info@trinitybristol.org.uk.

Please note that the original date for this show was 08 Aug, tickets are still valid for the new date.

About Lowkey

Since launching his rap career in the early 00s, Lowkey has been a consistent and powerful voice against Islamophobia, neo-imperialism, and the plight of Palestine.

In his hip hop career, Lowkey has worked with Immortal Technique, Wretch 32, Akala, Dead Prez, and Outlawz.

Sign Up For the Open Mic

Signing up for the open mic will be on a first come first served basis. Each open mic slot will be three minutes maximum and you will be given a free ticket to come along to the event. Please note that only a microphone can be provided in terms of technical support.

To sign up please contact jo@trinitybristol.org.uk by 20 Sep

About Art of Resistance

Art of Resistance is a two-year, National Heritage Lottery Funded project charting 100 years of protest in Bristol.

Please read our COVID-19 Safety Policy for information on attending events during this time. Please note, proof a negative PCR/lateral flow test is required for entry.

Photo credit: Colin Moody

Art of Resistance is a two-year project exploring the role that creativity plays in resistance movements. Through the lens of key protest movements in Bristol: Women’s Equality & The Suffragettes, Workers' Risings & Bristol Riots, and Anti-Racism & Anti-Fascism, the project is documenting and exploring Bristol as a city where people feel empowered to make change.

Throughout this Summer (July – Aug 2021) there are opportunities to find out more about creative acts of resistance through a programme of talks, workshops, and events. Featuring the likes of Lowkey, Kiki, Queer Vision and Julie Boston – all key players driving to change the world around them for the better.

Banners have, literally, been at the forefront of Trade Union protest and a way in which women in particular have contributed to Trade Union activism. Imagine from Reclaim the Night to Black Lives Matter.  Join textile artists Ruth Ramsay and others to collaborate in the creation of a ‘Banner For Bristol’ that will capture the spirit of Bristol (05 Aug).

Short films are often a stepping stone for film-makers, lending themselves to a variety of innovative approaches to storytelling and platforming. For one night only, Kiki Bristol join forces with Queer Vision for an evening screening new QTIPOC film shorts (15 Jul).

Environmental campaigning has been at the forefront of the protest movements in Bristol. From Grassroots campaigning to Save The M32 Maples in St Paul’s to XR’s takeover of the City Centre. Julie Boston has been at the forefront of campaigning on environmental issues in Bristol for decades – join her at Trinity for an evening's discussion (22 Jul).

British rapper and activist, Lowkey is one of the most evocative, articulate, and urgent voices of our time. Since launching his rap career in the early 00s, Lowkey has been a consistent and powerful voice against Islamophobia, neo-imperialism, and the plight of Palestine. In an evening of conversation, Lowkey shares his inspirations, how he uses his art as a form of activism and his continued commitment to social justice (28 Sep).

Fast fashion has a detrimental impact on the environment. In a one-off workshop join Sophie & Frances to find out more about every-day-resistance through the simple act of up-cycling your clothes (12 Aug).

From their use in the military to the synonymous connection to the punk movement in the 70s/80s, patches can be a form of group identification, a creative symbol of counterculture, or a means of showing support for a cause. Find out more about the history of patches through creating your own in a one-off workshop (18 Aug).

Sign up by clicking on the links above, or find out more about the project here. Don’t want to miss out? Keep up to date with events and news at Trinity by signing up to our mailing list.

With support from Sumo Cyco and Sick & Beautiful

Tickets on sale: 28 June, 10am

Please note, this is a standing show

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this time. Please note, proof a negative PCR/lateral flow test is required for entry.

Films include the bodacious Bonde, Kiki Bristol/gal-dem collaboration featuring the legendary Travis Alabanza and the brilliant celebration of UK queerness and previous Queer Vision winner Beyond: It’s Always a Black Issue Dear. Actor/poet David Ellington will be the evening guest presenting their film: Liberty.

Bring your bad self in the boldest finery – let your attitude and colour be a beacon for a new normal. Come down and inject some fierceness into your lives!

All films will be captioned and there will be a BSL interpreter for the discussion.

About Kiki Bristol

Kiki Bristol, a collective who create safe social space events led by and for the QTIPoC community in Bristol.

About Queer Vision

Queer Vision presents a diverse programme of LGBT+ films from around the globe, including independently-made feature, animation and award-winning short films.

This is event is supported by  Art of Resistance, Trinity's project exploring creative acts of resistance.

Annette Curtain is Bristol’s biggest gossip and she’s hosting the glitziest, glammest drag cabaret screening of Muriel's Wedding ever.

Join Annette Curtains aka Tom Marshman and her glamorous friend and neighbour, Mariana Trench, for a live and in-person screening of the camp classics - with performance interventions, disruptions and surprises!

About Muriel's Wedding

Socially awkward Muriel Heslop wants nothing more than to get married. Unfortunately, due to her oppressive politician father, Muriel has never even been on a date. Ostracized by her more socially adept friends, Muriel runs into fellow outcast Rhonda Epinstalk, and the two move from their small Australian town to the big city of Sydney, where Muriel changes her name and begins the arduous task of redesigning her life to match her fantasies reminding us of the importance of transformation and chosen families.

About Tom Marshmam

Tom Marshman (Annette Curtain) is a Bristol based queer artist, having worked in cabaret, theatre and live art for over 20 years, he was recently appointed the Strike a light - Let artist be artists post.

About Mariana Trench

Mariana Trench is deep, mysterious and responsible for the disappearance of several amateur divers. She is one of Bristol’s most in demand performers, with quick wit and enough talent to blow not only your socks off, but your whole outfit.

Food served by Rosco's Jerk Grill (please not, table service only)

Hosted by Art of Resistance curator Dr Edson Burton, Julie will be reading extracts from her past and present work including her latest publication Out of Order. Julie is also an editor at Friends of the Suburban Bristol Railways.

In Conversation with: is series of talks with key people involved in creative acts of protest and resistance. Programmed as part of Art of Resistance, a two-year project exploring creative acts of resistance. Find out more about the project and other workshops in the series here.

Design a own patch, either for a cause or simply to illustrate life, loves, family and community.  For this bring any small fabric offcuts or cool textiles you like such as trinkets and found objects such as odd earrings, fake flowers, beads, buttons, old jewellery to embellish the patch. Please also bring a notebook and pen.

The workshop is delivered by Sophie & Frances, two creatives who specialise in up-cycling and reusing textiles and is part of Art of Resistance a two-year project exploring creative acts of resistance. Find out more about the project and other workshops in the series here.

Due to high demand of places, there is a £5 refundable deposit which will be reimbursed at the end of the session. If you are unable to attend the session or need to cancel, please give us 24hrs notice, in order for  your deposit to be refunded.

About Sophie

Sophie’s relentless passion for making clothes has taken her on a creative journey from the World of Wearable Arts in NZ, to study fashion design in San Francisco, to now living and working in Bristol as a costume maker for theatre & performance. Reusing and upcycling textiles and fabrics are the main focus of her creative projects today.

About Frances

Frances is a self proclaimed creative-Jill-of-all-trades whose experience in the hospitality industry left her with a thirst to dedicate more of her time to her many other creative talents; developing skills in art & design, professional tiling, painting & decorating, jewellery & fashion design, upcycling and teaching yoga. She uses her constantly developing, multifaceted skill-set to enrich and inspire not only her own life, but also within communities around her.

Bring along 1-3 items of clothing with you for some hands-on upcycling. These items could visibly need to be mended or could be old bedding, off cuts, or even towels, We suggest you bring along a notebook and pen.

The workshop is delivered by Sophie & Frances, two creatives who specialise in up-cycling and reusing textiles and is part of Art of Resistance a two-year project exploring creative acts of resistance. Find out more about the project and other workshops in the series here.

Due to high demand of places, there is a £5 refundable deposit which will be reimbursed at the end of the session. If you are unable to attend the session or need to cancel, please give us 24hrs notice, in order for  your deposit to be refunded.

About Sophie

Sophie’s relentless passion for making clothes has taken her on a creative journey from the World of Wearable Arts in NZ, to study fashion design in San Francisco, to now living and working in Bristol as a costume maker for theatre & performance. Reusing and upcycling textiles and fabrics are the main focus of her creative projects today.

About Frances

Frances is a self proclaimed creative-Jill-of-all-trades whose experience in the hospitality industry left her with a thirst to dedicate more of her time to her many other creative talents; developing skills in art & design, professional tiling, painting & decorating, jewellery & fashion design, upcycling and teaching yoga. She uses her constantly developing, multifaceted skill-set to enrich and inspire not only her own life, but also within communities around her.

Fashion for Keeps is part of the Art of Resistance programme of activities. Art of Resistance is a two-year, National Heritage Lottery Funded project charting 100 years of protest in Bristol.