In this performance people are invited to connect with Ania’s family in Venezuela and with the severe humanitarian crisis they live in, challenging the boundaries of acting and caring for one another, as mediums for survival, transformation and belonging.

Performances take place at 3pm & 7.30pm.

Upon arriving at Guayabo, audiences will be required to provide their phone number in order to participate in the event.

Please note: This work contains graphic description of violence and is recommended 16+

Guayabo is presented as part of IGNiTE, Trinity's in-house programme of theatre and dance and was developed by Ania during her IGNiTE residency 2018/2019. Find out more about IGNiTE here.

www.aniavarez.com

Guayabo Premiered at the SPILL Festival of Performance, 2018. Part of the SPILL OPEN, supported by the Jerwood Charitable Foundation. This work was made with the support of Trinity Community Arts through the IGNiTE Residency Programme and Arts Council England.

Image credit: Paul Samuel White

Line up:
ANNA [2 hour set]
edetto
Ian Apex
Dani Whylie
Michael Demelo

THE last 18 months have seen the talented Brazilian-born artist ANNA reach new heights with productions such as ‘Hidden Beauties’ and her powerful remix of Jon Hopkins ‘Singularity’, garnering acclaim from every corner of the industry, and achieving large streaming numbers on Spotify. New music from ANNA has been huge in festival sets for many world-leading techno DJs all summer. Then there was the richly deserved Essential Mix for the BBC that started 2019 off right, as the Brazilian distilled 20 years of DJing experience into an inspiring two-hour techno masterclass. DJ Mag rightly recognised her talents, putting her on the cover of their North American edition in February, a nod to the breakaway impact she’s had on that region.

Today’s success has been two decades in the making, stretching back to the nightclub her father owned in the countryside outside São Paulo, where she honed her craft as a DJ from the age of 14. Her journey since then has been marked by passion, hard work and unrelenting dedication to her craft. You can see this when she plays – a skilled and accomplished selector, her performances are energetic, engaging and captivating. Gigs at the legendary Warung, D-Edge and Time Warp Brazil in her home country are the stuff of legends, while globally she’s in ever-increasing demand playing everywhere from Movement Detroit, Awakenings, Tomorrowland, DC10 and Block in Tel Aviv. For an insight into her talents, you only need to check her vinyl DJ set for Cercle from last February, that’s already hit well over two million views. No surprise Mixmag heralded her as one of the best DJs of 2018 in their yearly wrap-up.

On the production front, she’s dropped critically acclaimed music on virtually every significant label in techno, including Hotflush, Drumcode, Novamute, Clash Lion, Sapiens, Domino with her Jon Hopkins remix, plus a new original for Tale of Us on Afterlife. Her relationship with Kompakt continues to reap fruits. Following on from the success of ‘Hidden Beauties’ that was acclaimed by Pitchfork and judged one of 2018’s Top Tracks by Mixmag, she released the stirring ‘Remembrance’ EP, highlighted by ‘When I Am Only A Dream’. In August this year, she released a very special collaboration with Kittin titled ‘Forever Ravers’ – which is already being heralded as ‘techno track of the year’ by a number of media platforms and certainly an anthem for our times.

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.

They aim to make organic, wildlife friendly gardening and especially food growing affordable and accessible to all. Lets make Bristol green and lush and save our cultural heritage at the same time.

How it works:

If you have seeds to swap, hand them in on the ‘Seeds in’ table to be put out on the seed tables.

Select the seeds you need, if have no seeds to bring or want to take loads please donate cash – this is by conscience and what you fell you can afford. If you are waged we suggest 20p for little packs up to £1 for bigger pack of the rarer heritage seeds.

Sit at the cafe tables, enjoy a drink, cake or meal and split up any packs that have more than you need – we expect a lot of people and want everyone to get what they need for this year.

They also have speakers, stalls, kids area, info, exhibits and workshops.

• Learn about seed saving, green issues, growing & local projects
• Get expert advice from knowledgeable & friendly gardeners
• Learn about seed and land issues, local projects and ideas for making the most of your allotment or garden or balcony
• Network, have fun & of course eat amazing cake

So put on your dancing clothing on, be entertained and join us for a fun night at Trinity!

A great and fun way to meet new people and have a chat over a drink or two, along with some great music from our regular DJs to do some dancing and socialising.

Disco starts at 7.00pm

Tickets £7.50 - on the door

Bar open - note that you have to be over 18 to buy alcoholic drinks from our bar. You will be asked for an ID, so please bring one with you

Please note that Trinity has a public pay and display car park that works with an Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system. All visitors, including blue badges, need to purchase a ticket on arrival for the duration of their stay. There is a grace period of 10 minutes for people who need to drop off/pick up.

Payments can be made by card, via a smartphone app, online or cash on our existing P&D machines. Trinity receives all revenue from P&D parking which goes back into the charity and help us support groups and events like Misfits.

Trinity does not receive any revenue from Charge Notices and therefore we have no powers of waiving fines for non-payment of parking. More info about Trinity's car park can be found here: https://www.trinitybristol.org.uk/contact/parking

The Church of Love is celebrating its FOURTH BIRTHDAY. What better way to celebrate it than with two wicked parties in two of the best cities on the planet - London and Bristol!

For the Bristol date the congregation will be returning to the Trinity for another biblical bash featuring some of Church Of Love's all time favourite acts...

Oh My God! It's The Church (DJ Set)
If you haven’t heard of Oh My God! It’s The Church then you’re in for a treat. A church service like no other - they are one of the most fun live acts on the UK festival circuit. Catch them playing a rare DJ set at the Church of Love, it’s quite literally a match made in heaven!

Hippo Sound System
DJ Hiphoppapotamus’ live band “Hippo Sound System” is another of the best live acts in the scene right now. Featuring a menagerie of talented musicians that bring the Hippos tropical flavoured riddims to life, Hippo Sound System always bring the sunshine to the dance floor.

Father Funk
The Church of Love’s own Father Funk has his own special recipe for rocking the party. Big bass lines, more exclusive remixes than you can shake a stick at, and a wealth of different flavours of fun and funky bass music, from Bass House to Drum & Bass.

X-Ray Ted
Red Bull 3Style finalist, Bristol boy and Church of Love resident X-Ray Ted is another one of our favourite party starters! He just got through to the finals of Red Bull 3Style AND recently supported Fatboy Slim (on a boat no less). His DJ sets include some slick turntablism, next level combos and plenty of original productions.

Mr Stabalina
If there was ever a time to use the phrase “one to watch” - it’s when referring to Mr Stabalina. Although he is relatively new to the scene Mr Stabalina is already absolutely smashing it. Expect some ridiculous mashups, a stupid amount of samples, and a extremely large helping of funk.

Bear Twists b2b MBB
Two of Bristols finest Bear Twists and Mista Bare Breeze team up for a b2b for the history books! Expect the unexpected.

Rose Rokoko's Sleazy Sisters
It wouldn’t be the Church of Love without the Sleazy Sisters! These debaucherous deities are always the life of the party - here to repent your sins and dance all over your bass bins!

Presented by Wardrobe Theatre in partnership with Trinity as part of an artist development programme to create more opportunities for local theatre-makers.

Tickets are sold by Tobacco Factory Theatres.

"Due to the recent uncertainty around the Corona virus we have decided to postpone this event until the autumn.

We are very disappointed to no longer be able to host Symmetry Recordings this Friday but in the interest of public health we feel this is the best thing to do. The same full line up + the Electrikal sound system are free for the new date on the 13th of November and all tickets remain valid. If you do require a refund please get in touch with your ticket outlet by the 30th March.

Many thanks

Symmetry and HighRise "

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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.

Expect short hit and run performances from Tom and friends, as well as ‘roastings’ from pals including Cath Hoffman and Scottee.

Anyone who works in the arts will know how hard it is to survive and stay afloat, and this evening pays tribute to perseverance, sequins and taking the long way around.

The event is pay what you decide, but booking is advised.

Line up includes:

Karen Mcleod performing some poetry as Barbara Brownskirt.

Paula Varjack

Rachael Clerke leading a sex-noise choir.

Paul Hurley bringing us a Kenneth Williams inspired performance.

Alex Bradley

Liz Clarke

Doors: 7pm

Event starts: 7:30pm

"Hey everyone. I am so sorry to do this but my team and I have had to make the incredibly difficult decision to postpone our upcoming US and UK dates.

The health of my fans, band, team and venue colleagues is the most important thing as we all deal with this horrible virus and it would be irresponsible of us to press ahead.

As of now we don’t know exactly when dates can be rescheduled due to the level of cancelled shows, so in the meantime refunds will be available.

Rest assured we will be out on the road to see you all as soon as we can. Sending everyone my love and please stay safe and healthy and see you very soon."

To arrange a refund please contact your ticket seller, if you purchased tickets through Trinity email info@trinitybristol.org.uk

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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.

Joining Brizzle Boyz in the beautiful candle lit arches of the Trinity Centre Main Hall will be:

The bold Bae Sharam
The pop-tastic Mr Party
The animated Manly Mannington
The fantastic Fruit
The magnificent Mr Wesley Dykes

Plus performances from your hosts Oliver Assets and Roddy Jodphurs.

TICKETS:

• Tickets are £12 + bf
• £8 + bf for concessions of any reason
• If you are an attendee of Kiki Bristol you can pick up a ticket for £5 + bf

Any remaining tickets will be sold for £14/£10/£7 respectively on the door. We are making all tickets available for purchase online; if we sell out before the event there will be no tickets available for purchase on the door.

Access in to the venue is at 8pm | show starts around 8:30pm

Photo credit: Manly Mannington, photo taken by @amy_xno

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Brizzle Boyz is an LGBTQIAAP+ event and we aim to promote a welcoming space for all that attend. Performers may tackle challenging subject matter on subjects such as, but not limited to, lived experience with racism, mental health, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and ableism. There will be a programme on the night to alert attendees to which acts contain potentially upsetting or controversial subject matter, or potential sensory issues. If you have any concerns on the night please find either Roddy, Oliver, the Brizzle Buddy or the person who checked your ticket and let us know so we can help you. The line up is subject to changes.

Photo Alexa Ledecky

Photo Alexa Ledecky

Trinity has been selected to be one of 40 community arts centres to take part in Here and Now, a national and local celebration of culture within communities running alongside the National Lottery’s 25 year anniversary.

Photo @ KoLAB Studios

“I just learned to channel my anger, emotions, my energy in a good way, so I could create something I could be proud of... I'm just going to keep following that path of love, loving what I do and loving how I do it and just see where it gets me, coz that’s all I can do.” Miss Tee

Tenisha is a young single parent whose situation has turned around over the last two years with support from Trinity.

From being someone with very little confidence who described herself as ‘a negative person’ Tenisha has used her involvement with Making Tracks to develop a positive approach to life, both personally and professionally.

Her lyric writing, singing, microphone use and music production skills have improved significantly. She has become increasingly independent and her confidence has blossomed, evidenced in her three live performances in front of large crowds this year.

“They (Trinity) showed me I could do more with my music, that I am my music, and to embrace my music. They made me understand that context, and the confidence helped me build it too... It’s a big step for me, and it’s scary too, but they've helped me every step of the way and I'm so grateful... It’s made me more independent and that is making me overcome a lot of other fears. The whole coming out of my shell, being who I really want to be, and doing what I love...”

Tenisha has developed a strong musical relationship with Trinity staff who have challenged and supported her in a way that has encouraged her growth, personally and musically, her self-discipline and self-belief.

Having now joined PRS as an artist in her own right Tenisha’s next steps include producing an EP of original music and releasing it across multiple platforms. She’s also keen to mentor other young people, pushing them forward in a way she feels she was never pushed until now.

“Overall we're incredibly pleased with her. I'm really happy for her because it's going to keep going, it’s not the top of the hill yet, so she will stay involved.” Al Howard,Trinity staff member

Their sound takes you on a sonic journey through soul, 60’s pop and Nouvelle Vague-esque ballads through to fuzzed-up psychedelic rock. The sound is timeless, sounding simultaneously like everything and nothing you’ve ever heard.

Please note, this is a seated show

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