Stream starts at 7pm Apr 28 on Facebook

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Trinity are working with external artists, partners and organisations as part of Trinity Presents Online to provide exciting content, relevant to Trinity's diverse audiences and in line with our Equal Opportunities and Free Speech Policies. Click here for more information about our Policies. While we endeavour to ensure content we share is relevant and appropriate, Trinity is not responsible for individual content created by third parties.

This show was pre-recorded at Home in Manchester as part of their PUSH Festival. Thanks to Conor A and Hannah Woods for making this livestream possible.

Thanks to all our Digital Partners also live streaming tonight Disability Arts Online, I'm Here, Where Are You?, Cambridge Junction, Fibromyalgia Action UK - FMAUK, The Disabled People's Channel & Morecambe Fringe.

You can find out more about Theatre, Dance and Performance at Trinity here.

This is brought to you by Trinity Presents. Click here to see more arts, community, well-being and education content or follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Trinity are working with external artists, partners and organisations as part of Trinity Presents Online to provide exciting content, relevant to Trinity's diverse audiences and in line with our Equal Opportunities and Free Speech Policies. Click here for more information about our Policies. While we endeavour to ensure content we share is relevant and appropriate, Trinity is not responsible for individual content created by third parties.

Trinity are working with external artists, partners and organisations as part of Trinity Presents Online to provide a live stream of exciting content, relevant to Trinity's diverse audiences and in line with our Equal Opportunities and Free Speech Policies. Click here for more information about our Policies.

While we endeavour to ensure the live streams we share are relevant and appropriate, Trinity is not responsible for individual content created by third parties.

Content may include links to third party websites, use platforms promoting commercial services and/or endorsement of third party products.

Trinity is not directly affiliated with any third party.

Any link to external sites, products or use of third party platforms is not directly endorsed by Trinity unless explicitly stated.

Trinity is unable to change or update content created by third parties. However, please contact us if you have any concerns about a live feed.

HYPE (Helping Young People Excel) Dance has been running for more than 13 years. Dancers aged 5-18 years of age come to Trinity to rehearse every Wednesday.

You can find out more about HYPE and the rest of our community programme on our website here.

You can find out more about Theatre, Dance and Performance at Trinity here.

This is brought to you by Trinity Presents. Click here to see more arts, community, well-being and education content or follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Trinity are working with external artists, partners and organisations as part of Trinity Presents Online to provide exciting content, relevant to Trinity's diverse audiences and in line with our Equal Opportunities and Free Speech Policies. Click here for more information about our Policies. While we endeavour to ensure content we share is relevant and appropriate, Trinity is not responsible for individual content created by third parties.

Despite having 5 albums to his name, Tom Rosenthal only started playing live last year.

His shows cover a big range of topics, from hummus to long distance loves. Expect plenty of intimate moments, a whole lot of fun, and plenty of chances for the audience to join in.

Please note this is a standing show

Please read our COVID-19 Safety Policy for information on attending events during this time.

The health and safety of the people using our Centre is our top priority. You can find out what we are doing to respond to the Covid-19 outbreak here.

Thank you for bearing with us during this time.

Area 11 are a British four-piece band, who to date have released two studio albums, three EPs & 4 stand alone singles in 2019. Both of their albums ‘All The Lights In The Sky’ and ‘Modern Synthesis’ have enjoyed great chart successes. The group’s genre remains hard to define as their music ranges from sweeping electronic soundscapes to dance-rock anthems to understated acoustic songs. Suitably, their songs range in concept from the cerebral and abstract to the nostalgic and personal. After multiple sell-out Bristol shows, the band return to the city in for the final date of their UK tour.

Please note this is a standing show.

Hello to all ticket-holders and I hope you are managing to stay safe and as happy as possible during this unpredictable time.

Whilst I am literally desperate to return to gigging the moment I can, I’m sorry to announce that that is not going to be possible this year. Looking at all social distancing requirements and balancing the safety of everyone involved, we have had to take the difficult decision to move Autumn 2020 shows, many of which had been rescheduled already from this spring, now on into Spring 2021. Nobody is more gutted than me but I believe it would be irresponsible to resume touring until I can be sure that the safety of audiences and venue staff is assured.

I hope that you all understand my position and if you have tickets and can afford to do so, please hold on to them. As always, thank you for your support and I hope to see you again down the road when we are able to sing together again safely.

GP x

The health and safety of the people using our Centre is our top priority you can find out what we are doing to respond to the Covid-19 outbreak here.

The health and safety of the people using our Centre is our top priority. You can find out what we are doing to respond to the Covid-19 outbreak here.

Thank you for bearing with us during this time.

In his musical journey spanning from being a sideman to Charles Mingus, Max Roach, Miles Davis and Art Blakey, to a solo career marking him as the luminary of the fusion movement of the 70s, Gary Bartz recorded impactful albums such as Another Earth, which took inspirations from John Coltrane's iconic A Love Supreme.

After celebrating the 50th anniversary of this iconic release in New York at the beginning of this year, Gary Bartz comes to Bristol accompanied by UK's leading spiritual jazz outfit Maisha's musicians, led by Jake Long.

Garcia also performs as a member of a number of group projects. She collectively founded septet NÉRIJA, later joining MAISHA, a sextet fronted by Jake Long, and the THEON CROSS TRIO. Since 2018, Garcia has been touring internationally, playing in venues across Europe, Australia, India, and the United States. She also has a burgeoning reputation a DJ, with a hit radio residency on NTS, and a growing number of live sets played across Europe.

Support from Calaida

Please note this is a standing show

Please read our COVID-19 Safety Policy for information on attending events during this time.

Inspired by coming of age in the political backdrop of the last 20 years the album “is a mirror for what’s going on, reflecting back the way people are feeling” tender and fierce, abstract and full of classic rock energy. Featuring songs of protest that get the heart racing in joy; high on hope, and serious in their message. Proof, basically, that music speaks louder than words.

Please note this is a standing event.

Please read our COVID-19 Safety Policy for information on attending events during this time.

Benjamin Zephaniah playing Trinity in 2019 Photo @KoLAB Studios

Trinity Presents is our in-house programme of live music, club-nights, theatre, dance and community activity all reflecting the rich culture of the building. During lockdown, we are going to be bringing you a selection of this programme...but online!

This includes live streams from DJ’s and artists; online sessions with Tutors from our music making programme Making Tracks; in focus interviews with the facilitators of our community activities. There will be opportunities to learn more about the heritage of Trinity through our online archive, connect with artists who take part in our IGNiTE arts programme and learn more about activities you can do in your garden/home with Trinity's garden team.

Content will be shared on our Website and Social Media channels, so don't forget to like our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter and Instagram.

The safety of the people using our Centre is our top priority. We are currently closed for public events and gatherings. However, Trinity is many things to many people. Therefore, we are continuing to liaise with city partners in our role as a comminity space, so the Trinity Centre can form part of a coordinated response to support those most vulnerable. Click here for more information.

Ticket holders

We will communicate via our website and mailing lists regarding all cancellations or postponed events.

Click here for details of each cancelled or postponed event.

If you have any questions regarding tickets, please contact your ticket provider in the first instance.

Hirers

Please contact your Booking Coordinator about your planned event to discuss either postponing and rescheduling or cancelling your event.

Trinity has been and will continue to closely monitor Public Health England guidelines in relation to the Covid-19 situation, in order to respond as necessary.

Advice for the Community

We would urge individuals follow Public Health England guidance:

Anyone with a fever or persistent cough should stay at home for 14 days. Anyone who lives with someone displaying Coronavirus symptoms should also do this. People who have to isolate themselves should ask others for help. Everyone should stop non-essential contact with others. (16/03/2020)

If you have symptoms of coronavirus infection (COVID-19), however mild, do not leave your home for 7 days from when your symptoms started. (15/03/20)

People with fever or 'continuous' cough are being told to self-isolate. (12/03/20)

People with symptoms are no longer required to call NHS 111, as the system is under strain, but are instead urged to look for information on the NHS website and 111 online, by using the online symptoms checker here.

V6 - 23/03/2020

V5 - 20/03/2020

V4 - 16/03/2020

V3 - 15/03/2020

V2 - 12/03/2020

V1 - 11/03/2020

Past versions

Cafes, pubs and restaurants must close from Friday night, except for take-away food, to tackle coronavirus 20/03/2020

Public Health England people should avoid places like pubs, clubs and theatres. (16/03/2020)

We are advising people not to attend the Centre unless it is essential. (16/02/2020)

We are taking extra steps within the venue including providing hand sanitiser and signage across the site, staff briefings, as well as actively liaising with any identified higher-risk groups and risk assessing specific activities. (15/03/2020)

Trinity is very much still here and we're working hard as a team to find ways to support artists to make work and get paid, through our projects and wider venue activity. We don't have all the answers, so if you're an artist in Bristol and have an idea that you would like to share with us, please get in touch. We might not be able to work miracles, but we're willing to try our best.

This is our call to our bigger brothers to see if there's anything you can do to help a sector under threat.

Would PRS and PPL consider suspending or delaying the reporting of licenses, for example? Perhaps there could be a strategy developed that looks at redistributing music royalties from those most established and successful artists in consultation with artists? Some sort of scheme that seeks to safeguard the future of those whose livelihoods have been suddenly severed, that could be supported and endorsed by those who may not in the short term need to draw on their royalty revenues so as to help ease the pressure felt by venues across the world? Standing up for music rights for the long-haul.

Whatever the mechanism, our sector urgently needs its more resourced partners to consider their strategy giving empathy, leniency and grace and providing practical support to grass-roots venues and creatives who are most in need and are at the coal face of this industry crisis. Let's come together to build some solutions.

Thank you, big love and stay safe.

Emma, CEO