Rhythm of the Night

The Misfits Theatre Company would like to invite you to Rhythm of the Night.

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 to do some dancing and socialising.

Disco starts at 7.00pm

Tickets £5 - on the door (support/carers free)

Bar open - please note 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.

If you can't make it to this one, don't miss our next Rhythm of the Night on Thursday 26 July 2018.

Please note that Trinity has a public pay and display car park. It applies to anyone parking at the Centre, including staff, hirers, centre users and blue badge holders. The rates start at £1 (for 1hr) and go up to £5 for 12hrs. More info about Trinity's car park can be found here

With the assistance of Jules Yount, Lauren Natalie & Jo Thyssen!

Let's meet, play, train, learn and fly!!! AcroYoga blends the wisdom of yoga, the dynamic power of acrobatics, and the loving kindness of the healing arts. These three lineages form the foundation of a practice that cultivates trust, playfulness, and community.

This 5 day / 30 hour Immersion introduces the full range practice of AcroYoga. The mindfulness of yoga creates a steady foundation from which to explore the dynamism of acrobatics and the loving-kindness of Thai massage. The interplay of all three disciplines will empower everyone to embody the practice with grace, ease, and joy.

Skills covered:
• Lunar & Solar Asana
• Supine & Prone Thai Massage
• Forward & Backward Therapeutic Flying
• Spotting & Inversions
• Acrobatic Training Techniques & Flying Transitions

So why attend an elemental immersion?
•Learn progressively in a safe, supportive environment
•Refine and expand your understanding & embodiment of the practice
•Receive guidance from highly experienced and passionate AcroYoga teachers
•Build community with local and international students
•Celebrate the joy of play
•Gain tools for honest & compassionate communication
•Learn how to use relationships as a mirror for self- reflection and transformation
•Release perceived limitations and explore your highest potential

Important info:
•This immersion is not residential (accommodation and meals not included)
•You're advised to have your own copy of the ‘Elements of AcroYoga’ manual
•The full 30 hours fulfills a prerequisite for the AcroYoga Teacher Training

Open to all levels and no partner required

Costs:
Full 5 day (early bird): £370
Full 5 day: (after 30th October): £420
Weekend (early bird ): £160 Weekend: £180
One day drop in: (early bird) £90
One day drop in: £100

Earlybird = early bookings made on or before the 30th October 2017

For full 5 day Immersion, a deposit can be paid of £100. Full amount to be paid by October 30th.
To attend this immersion, online registration is required - book below: http://www.flyingmonkeyyoga.org/acroyoga/ or email: ash@flyingmonkeyyoga.org

Cancellation Policy:
1 month prior the event start date: full refund minus £50 admin fee.
Within 1 month to 1 week prior the event start date: 50% refund.
Less than a week before or during event: no refund, no exceptions.

Hello I am Amelia and I am donating some money to the Trinity Centre in Bristol, in memory of my mum.

The Trinity Community Garden delivers gardening and cooking workshops for lots of different members of the local community, engaging over 500 people every year. My mum's legacy will pay for disabled access to be put into the garden so it can be enjoyed by even MORE people.

I have visited the garden a few times now and went to one of the workshops the other day and it is the loveliest hidden gem. The people who run the workshops are fantastic. This would have been one of the things that my mum could really have benefited from because they run workshops for people with mental health issues and social isolation. I truly think they are invaluable and I know what a huge difference these kinds of things make, especially when, unfortunately, NHS mental health services are so stretched that people slip through the net. These workshops are FREE and anyone can go and there are highly trained people running them.

Many of you will know the Trinity Centre from gigs, fireworks or their big garden party, but maybe don't know more about it. It's a place that does so much for the community and is not for profit. They can get other funding to continue running projects, but not lump sums to pay for things like accessibility. Just imagine how many more people could benefit!

You don't have to give money or anything, just 5 minutes of your time, filling out a slightly dull form (sorry!!) and voting for the Trinity Community Garden project to receive "match" funding from the Aviva Community Fund competition. This means that the money I am giving the garden has the potential to be doubled if they win!

The projects with the most votes (the top 8 in each of the 4 categories) will be entered into the Competition Finals. There, a panel of judges will decide which projects will receive funding. There are 8 awards (2 in each category) for up to £25K.

Click here to vote now! Voting closes on Tuesday 21st November

For those of you who knew my mum will know that she LOVED gardening - to the extent that I would grump aged 5 "Mummy, you love your garden more than ME". She would have loved this place so much and could have benefited from it so much. We NEED more places like this in our community :)

"Pinegrove are continuing their hiatus and taking an extended period of time off the road.  The band has cancelled the upcoming tour dates. Refunds are available from point of purchase - online ticket buyers will receive notification and a refund in the next 3-5 days. Thank you."

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Pinegrove are a band in constant motion. Since the release of their 2016 break-out album Cardinal on Run For Cover Records, the Montclair, New Jersey group have toured relentlessly, selling out shows across the world and appeared at festivals such as Newport Folk Festival, Pitchfork and Panorama. Cardinal won widespread acclaim from NPR, The New York Times, The

Guardian, Pitchfork, Stereogum, Paste, SPIN and a host of other widely regarded publications. Pinegrove have also released a slew of live recordings and compilations to benefit various non-profits, and numerous video diaries documenting their touring and most recently, their recording process for the follow-up to Cardinal.

Currently in the midst of a fall tour that takes them across North America and over to Europe, they are excited to announce a headlining UK/European tour in March of 2018 with special guest Phoebe Bridgers (all tour dates below) and their first ever Australian dates, also in March.

Although more news and details on their forthcoming record will be announced soon, Pinegrove are excited to share one of the new tracks with their fans to celebrate wrapping up the new album. Those who have seen them live over the past year may recognise ‘Intrepid’, a languid paean to long-distance relationships and the personal growth that results from them. "One of the things this album explores is the emotional and creative experience of geometric space,” explains the band's Evan Stephens Hall. “‘Intrepid’, in particular, considers distance and the outer rim of the magnet's pull; how the size of the world can bring our personal relationships into focus."

"Pinegrove are continuing their hiatus and taking an extended period of time off the road.  The band has cancelled the upcoming tour dates. Refunds are available from point of purchase - online ticket buyers will receive notification and a refund in the next 3-5 days. Thank you."

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Pinegrove are a band in constant motion. Since the release of their 2016 break-out album Cardinal on Run For Cover Records, the Montclair, New Jersey group have toured relentlessly, selling out shows across the world and appeared at festivals such as Newport Folk Festival, Pitchfork and Panorama. Cardinal won widespread acclaim from NPR, The New York Times, The

Guardian, Pitchfork, Stereogum, Paste, SPIN and a host of other widely regarded publications. Pinegrove have also released a slew of live recordings and compilations to benefit various non-profits, and numerous video diaries documenting their touring and most recently, their recording process for the follow-up to Cardinal.

Currently in the midst of a fall tour that takes them across North America and over to Europe, they are excited to announce a headlining UK/European tour in March of 2018 with special guest Phoebe Bridgers (all tour dates below) and their first ever Australian dates, also in March.

Although more news and details on their forthcoming record will be announced soon, Pinegrove are excited to share one of the new tracks with their fans to celebrate wrapping up the new album. Those who have seen them live over the past year may recognise ‘Intrepid’, a languid paean to long-distance relationships and the personal growth that results from them. "One of the things this album explores is the emotional and creative experience of geometric space,” explains the band's Evan Stephens Hall. “‘Intrepid’, in particular, considers distance and the outer rim of the magnet's pull; how the size of the world can bring our personal relationships into focus."

Continuing the thread from the morning, afternoons will be group composition, influenced by David Zambrano's Passing Through structure. Starting with walking and running we'll build up a variety of improvisational techniques and skills to move and compose together (and apart!).

Suitable for experienced movers.

I highly recommend long trousers (within reason!) and covered shoulders.

Caroline Williams

Caroline Williams is an artist working in multi-disciplinary participatory performance. Her work focuses on current political issues. Using personal stories, she works to find the best way to powerfully communicate the heart of those stories.

At the core of her work is a passion to give an artistic platform to people who wouldn't necessarily think of themselves as artists. She is the lead artist of International Activities Club a company focusing on cross-cultural participatory performance.

Caroline used her time at Trinity to dive head first into creating experiments around the notion of ethnic segregation in Bristol and exploring what happens on a personal level and to communities through naming segregation before trying to break it apart through devising new patterns of communication and exchange.

2017 dance workshops hosted at Trinity by Latisha Cesar with Peniel Guerrier

"Historically Trinity has been a refuge for the outcast and has been known to stretch the boundaries of social acceptability. I feel it is only fitting that I explore my shame with a community that has never been mainstream but has always been accepting"

Latisha Cesar

Latisha Cesar is dancer and dance teacher that has studied, taught, and performed in the US, UK, Brazil. A native New Yorker, she studied dance at Lehman College at City University New York.

During Latisha's 2017 residency the artist developed Barye - a project that offered an introduction of Haitian culture to communities based in and around Trinity.

The programme included workshops and a sharing of traditional Haitian drumming and dance. The project also explored the themes of taboo, shame and the barriers that come with being other.

Visit the artist's website for more info

Uninvited Guests

Uninvited Guests are a Bristol-based company led by Paul Clarke, Richard Dufty and Jessica Hoffmann who took part in our 2017 IGNiTE Summer residencies programme.

"We intend to engage local participants in the process of creating and contributing to the project and we would like to conduct workshops with key community groups to develop the overarching narrative, to create the piece and to test its participative elements." Uninvited Guests

They create entertaining and provocative performance that combines high-tech with low tech, the visceral with the virtual and work in various contexts, focusing mainly on theatre and producing installation and audio walks.

Their work blurs the line between theatre and social festivities, with audiences joining in events that are celebratory and critical of the current times and they have toured nationally and internationally.

As part of their residency they worked on developing a new small-scale touring participative theatre piece (To Those Born Later, working title) about the legacy we leave our families, communities and society.

During this R&D phase they focused on creating the piece with the involvement of Trinity’s groups and that was stage as a public sharing for audiences in February 2018.

“20 out of 20! I get to do really fun stuff and free time! I love getting muddy. I like harvesting and picking stuff in the garden”

Danny, 7yrs

At present, people in wheelchairs and those with mobility issues struggle to use our garden or take part in gardening activities.

Funding from Aviva will mean we will be able to install wheelchair accessible raised planters and potting tables, an accessible compost toilet, pathways around the garden beds and a water-pipe to make regular tasks such as watering easier for everyone.

These improvements will mean everyone will have the chance to come along, take part in activities, learn how to grow vegetables, enjoy the outdoors, meet new people and share food together – reducing isolation and improving health and well-being.

Over 600 people take part in gardening activities every year at Trinity, in addition to thousands of others who come for a visit, as part of other events or just to enjoy the space.

To vote visit Aviva's website and click on the register and log in link to get your 10 votes - you can cast them all for our project, or spread your support across multiple projects, like:

Up Our Street - for their neighbourhood Thank You Awards

St Werburghs City Farm - for farm project materials

Pride Bristol - to increase community engagement

Voting is free but you do have to register with your email address and complete a few details.

Please time a couple of minutes to vote and share across social media so that we can get as many votes as possible and make the garden accessible for all.

Click here to vote for the Trinity Community Garden!

Read more about the garden project here.

Voting closes 21 November.

Join us in a colourful celebration of the steaziest, the sexiest two decades, the sixties and the seventies. Two themed areas, the main room a dazzling disco dripping with delights and the second stage hosted by Father Funk's Church of Love, a playful tongue in cheek twist upon religion juxtapositioned with love, funk and sin, The trinity will be transformed into a kaleidescope of colour, ferociously funky, devilishly disco and a nawty night you won't forget!

Dutty moonshine (quartet)
Serial killaz
Special headliner (to be announced)
Dr Syntax & Pete Canon
Father Funkhowla b2b Danny Wav
Mr Tea and The Minions
The Phunk Junkies
Twogood
Hiphoppapotamus (live) ft Felix & Mook
X-ray Ted
Octo Pi b2b Stitch
Dib ft Robbie Dylan & Dirizion
Matt Ma G
Powello Bros

hosted by:
Trafic MC
Twitchee
Emcee Ellis D

This is a fancy dress affair....dress to impress