ATTACK! Pro Wrestling return to the Trinity Centre, Bristol on Sunday 20th October for another night of Weird & Wonderful professional wrestling as we proudly present our annual spooktacular

We'll be opening up doors at 3:30pm with the first match beginning at 4pm to give you enough time to settle in before we start

No physical tickets will be distributed for this event. Print off your PayPal receipt or present your transaction number on the door.

This event will be recorded for On Demand. No filming permitted

Time to don your fancy dress costumes and get freaky on your skates! Doors open at 9pm - 1am, last entry at 12pm. This is an over 18's event.

There will be prizes for Best Costume, Best Effort, Originality and Best Pumpkin! Time to get creative with the costumes...

If you can't skate or don't have your own skates then don't worry, we have got loads of skates available and our lovely Roller Boys & Girls will help you round if your a bit wobbly on your wheels... And if it gets too much, then you can just chill out and get a large drink to get over the experience.

Expect a mixture of DJ's bringing you lots of energy and good sounds.

Tickets are £10 in advance inc skate hire & £8 if you have your own skates. On the door £12 including skater hire & £9 if you have your own skates.

Trinity Centre during the Festival of Light event in 2018 Photo Khali Ackford

This year Trinity will not be hosting our annual fireworks display.

Having run the popular free community event since 2004 this year we have decided to take a well earned break to focus on developing our Community Activities programme.

Our newly announced Community Kickstart project will launch on the Nov 3 during our very first Community Feast.

We are calling local residents who have an idea and the passion to start an activity (BS2, BS5) to join us for a hearty veggie meal (cooked by our friends at CoExist Community Kitchen) and to find out more about how to get support and small amounts of funding to get their ideas off the ground.

We also have lots of regular activities happening in our garden including Play & Learn Sessions for 0 – 5 and their carers, as well as regular volunteer work. You can always join us on the Nov 5 at our annual Heart & Soul Celebration as we welcome members, friends and supporters for an evening looking back at all the wonderful events, projects and activities that took place at Trinity in the last year.

This is a great opportunity to ask us any questions about getting involved with Trinity and how to get your own ideas or projects off the ground and out in the community.

During the celebration we will welcome resident artist Roxana Vilk who will be sharing her project 'Lullabies' and our Communities team will be running an easy drop in workshop to create bird feeders. Plus, there will be food from Pieminister who have kindly donated vegan and veggie pies.

A game of ever-changing rules. Outside the Club combines juggling, sculpture, and movement choreography to create a series of complex worlds which require extreme cooperation and competition to succeed.

The personal politics between the three characters, their objects, and their audience create moments of comedy and pain, and become representative of larger societal relationships. Performed to an uplifting soundtrack featuring Great British musicians, Outside the Club is a celebration of rhythm, playfulness, and visual satisfaction.

Broken Box are a collective of three graduates from the UK’s two circus schools: Circomedia and the National Centre for Circus Arts. They combine their distinctive juggling and performance styles to create emotive circus theatre. Outside the Club is their first show together.

Running time: 50 mins - Suitable for All Ages

Check out the rest of the Circus City 2019 programme here.

Hype perform on the Trinity stage at Harbourside Festival 2019. Photo Alastair Brookes

Young female street dancers will be taking over Arnolfini as part of the Trinity supported 'Let Us Dance' project that runs alongside Arnolfini's 'Still I Rise' exhibition.

Running in the gallery space every Sunday, until Dec 15, 'Let Us Dance' is a celebration of young women. Street dancing teenagers, enter the gallery space, dance to soundtracks from their mobile phones playing their choice of songs and then leave the space. This is a simple act of resistance, defiance and tremendous skill.

Trinity have been working with Bristol-based dance groups to invite young women aged 13-19 to get involved. Some of the groups taking part already have strong connections with Trinity; HYPE meet weekly at Trinity and are supported by Trinity's Community Kick Start initiative and Rise Youth Dance have performed their annual showcase at Trinity. Also performing are BS13 / Storm who took part in Trinity's Dances Stage at Bristol Harbourside Festival last July.

Head down to Arnolfini every Sunday between 1pm and 4pm and you might just catch one of the vibrant surprise performances of young women taking ownership of a space they are usually denied.

Let Us Dance is presented by Arnolfini, with the support of Trinity Centre.

Drop in and chat to the following partners any time between 11am and 2pm.

Locality

WECIL (The Centre of West England for Inclusive Living)

Voscur (Supporting Voluntary Action)

Citizens Advice Bristol

Groundwork

North Somerset Training

Please book your place so that they know you are coming.

If you are another organisation also interested in having a free space to talk to local people at this event, please contact hello@goodthingsfoundation.org.

Kiss My Kick Drums 7

Amen4Tekno are back with an insane night of kick drum fury and this time they invite one of their favourite gods of Frenchcore Radium.

Also featuring Gypsy Tek duo Ed Cox and E-Coli.

Plus the undisputed king of Raggatek returns to fly the Kaotik and Amen4Tekno flag high ina dance Vandal. 

Opening the show playing an infamous B2B Selector Spinach & Mooreman.

Of course no Amen4Tekno event wouldn't be complete without Mandidextrous too.

Line up:

• Radium
• Vandal
• Ed Cox & E:Coli
• T-Menace
• Mandidextrous
• Mooreman
• Slector Spinach

Poisonous Birds

Bledig

Sleep Token are a masked, anonymous collective of musicians united by their worship of an ancient deity crudely dubbed 'Sleep', since no modern tongue can properly express its name.

Sleep Token, led by Vessel, creates music that brings to the front our most submerged thoughts and feelings, coaxing them from the desolate, terrifying caves of our subconscious mind.

Please note this is a standing show

Line Up

Skeptical - 3 hr Set
Jubei
Fixate
Dolenz

Hosted by SP:MC

Sound System - Void Acoustics Arcline 8

This event will be recorded for On Demand. No filming permitted

Their name is an Orobo – a Nigerian tribe and language – word meaning ‘be strong’ and there’s certainly a powerful force behind their musical drive. Drawing as much from nightlife, the musical influences of West African Pentecostal churches, jazz and Western classical, the band’s impulse to create comes from asking: “what does this music sound like for my generation?”

Please note this is a standing show

A group of Bristol-based dance artists will take it in turn to lead morning class, each drawing on their own experiences of dance and of other somatic and body-mind practices.

Whether through improvisation or the learning of set material these classes welcome each mover to explore and bring their attention to their own sense of being and moving. Come along to interrogate and deepen your dancing craft.

Level
Experienced movement practitioners.

Time
The space will be open from 9.45am, class time is 10-11.30am, with time to stretch and meet 11.30-12noon.

Dates
16th & 23rd Sept - Anna Kaszuba
30th Sept (MOVED TO SOUTHBANK CLUB, SOUTHVILLE)
7th Oct - Laura Dannequin
14th & 21st Oct - Laila Diallo

Location
The class will hop from venue to venue across Bristol. We are at Trinity Centre until 21st October and will continue at Bristol Old Vic until Winter break. Double check location before travelling!

Price
Drop-in £5 per class cash only or £40 for a 10-class card (valid until 1st April 2020).
To buy a 10-class card email: info.gatherup@gmail.com.
Note that the classes will take place across a number of venues between now and July 2020.

Details
Admittance is on a first come, first served basis.
Each class has 3 bookable places (please email info.gatherup@gmail.com) for anyone travelling from outside Bristol or with childcare or access needs who may not be able to arrive on time.

Please get in touch if you have any particular access requirements.

Class will not run during half term, Winter and Summer breaks alongside school calendar.

Credit: Image by Vojtek Brtnicky

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.3ca.org.uk/contact/parking

Bump Roller Disco

If you're interested in having fun on roller-skates, then you have come to the right place!

Don't worry if you can't skate or don't have your own skates, we have got loads of skates available and our lovely Roller Boys & Girls will help you round if your a bit wobbly on your wheels... And if it all gets too much, then you can just chill out and get a large drink to get over the experience!

Expect a mixture of DJ's bringing you lots of energy and good sounds, with also live acts and entertainment to just complete your roller-disco night.

Please note roller-skating is at your own risk!

Adults including Skate Hire - £10 adv / £12 on the door
Got your own Skates - £8

or you can pay on the door, but to avoid disappointment if this event sells out...get a ticket!

Strictly over 18's (bar open all night), last entry 1am.