This is the truth. When she chews gum, it’s not clear which one of her personas does it. Since their first release in 2013, describing them separately is grunt work as they switch places, cosplay each other and would most likely lull you into a lonesome dream.

+ support tbc

Doors: 19:00

Last entry: 21:00

Curfew: 23:00

Please note this is a standing event. For accessibility requests, please contact info@trinitybristol.org.uk

Last entry 2 hours before curfew

Venue levy: Trinity has introduced a £1 Restoration Levy on every event ticket sold. This income will be used to create a dedicated fund for critical building works that will protect and maintain the Trinity Centre building and grounds.

"Attention Humans! This is HENGE.

We are not from this world.

We bring you music from distant planets.

We offer this gift for the edification of humankind… so that eventually your species may put an end to war and set up new homes in space."

Henge returns to Trinity for a huge evening party plus a special.

Extra-terrestrial joymongers HENGE have been delighting audiences across the UK and Europe since landing on Planet Earth over a decade ago. Their scintillating live performances earned them ‘Best Live Act’ at the Independent Festival Awards. With four acclaimed albums and their own comic book series expanding the HENGE mythos, they continue to spread their message of unity and joy wherever they touch down.

- Matinee: Doors 2:30pm Show 3:00pm.

- Evening: Doors 7:30pm Show 8:00pm

Please note this is a standing event. For accessibility requests, please contact info@trinitybristol.org.uk

Last entry 2 hours before curfew

Venue levy: Trinity has introduced a £1 Restoration Levy on every event ticket sold. This income will be used to create a dedicated fund for critical building works that will protect and maintain the Trinity Centre building and grounds.

Trinity is proud to support Bristol Refugee Festival 2026 as part of Celebrating Sanctuary, programming this year's family craft area filled with creative activities for all ages.

On Sunday 21 June, visitors are invited to join Bristol Refugee Festival for their free annual flagship event and festival finale showcasing Bristol refugee talent with live performances, activities, games, kids area, trade stalls and delicious food.

Addendees can take part in hands-on workshops, interactive installations and open-ended making, led by a brilliant mix of artists and organisations from across the city.

Junkfish bring their much-loved Junk Ball Run, a giant marble run made from colourful recycled materials, alongside a selection of oversized garden games including chess, Jenga, noughts and crosses, draughts and hoopla. It’s a space to play, explore for all ages.

We’re also working with fellow Family Arts Network partners to offer a range of creative activities. Join Let’s Make Art to design and build your own kite, inspired by ideas of freedom, hope and resilience.

Create a personalised flag with Bristol Scrapstore using recycled materials, celebrating the people, places and things that matter to you. Suitable for all ages and abilities

Let’s Make Art and Scrapstore facilitators will be supported by local artists Sherien Elsheikh and Nabil Amini, with henna design sessions from Fariha and Pooja running throughout the day.

Everyone is welcome to drop in, take part and spend time in a relaxed, creative environment.

Trinity has worked closely with Bristol Refugee Festival in the lead-up to this year’s event, hosting planning meetings in late 2025 and early 2026 and supporting the team as they began shaping this year’s celebration of sanctuary, community and creativity centred around the overall theme of courage.

"It was exciting to meet up with current partners as well as connecting with new organisations from across the city, to strengthen community connections and continue to spread the message of welcome across Bristol." - Jen Farmer, Arts Engagement Manager, Trinity

As a member of the Family Arts Network, we were eager to collaborate with other members, including Bristol’s Scrapstore, a key partner from last year’s Celebrating Sanctuary event. We also welcomed Let's Make Art, based at Arnolfini, which delivers creative activities across the city. The Network is funding two artists, Sherien Elsheikh and Nabil Amin, to lead craft activities on the day. Trinity is also pleased to support two additional artists, Pooja and Fariha, who will conduct henna design workshops.

Visit the Bristol Refugee Festival website for more info

Free, drop-in | All ages welcome

Whole hearted thank you to everybody who came down and helped make it what it was.

Thought a BBQ and a party together at the Trinity Center would hit the spot

You guys are completely and utterly brilliant.

It would be so nice to see you there :-)

Wheelchair and epilepsy friendly (any other accessibility requirements please do get in touch!)

Kids are welcome in the daytime!

See you on the dancefloor!

• The Den (outside): 4pm-9pm (Free for everybody, Kids welcome!)
• Main Hall: 9pm-2am (Ticketed, 18+)

Please note this is a standing event. For accessibility requests, please contact info@trinitybristol.org.uk

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

Trinity Presents – Celebrating 50 Years of Music

This event is part of Trinity Presents, our in-house series showcasing outstanding artists and fresh new voices, rooted in communities at the heart of the city.

Whilst we’re on summer break from our usual clubnight sessions, we couldn’t resist throwing one last party before returning in September…

From 12–10pm we’ll be set up outside in The Den - with vinyl sets from...

• Donut
• Kasia
• Jamell & Mumma Marcey
• Jack & his son Henry
• Brakery
• Dom R

There’ll be an open jam hosted by the SpaceJams crew and a very special Young Persons Jam ran in collaboration with Trinity Youth Music.

If that wasn’t enticing enough, we’ve also invited London’s incredible Shortlist Soundsystem down to power the whole thing so expect it to sound seriously heavy On top of that, Bristol’s favourite pizza spot: Gigi’s Pizza will be supplying the goods from just down the road, and Hot Wax Record Store will be joining us for all your vinyl needs All ages welcome! A proper celebration of music and community — spread the word ✨

Trinity Presents – Celebrating 50 Years of Music

This event is part of Trinity Presents, our in-house series showcasing outstanding artists and fresh new voices, rooted in communities at the heart of the city.

On sale Friday at 11am

+ support: Temple Fang / REZN

Doors: 19:00

Last entry: 21:00

Curfew: 23:00

Please note this is a standing event. For accessibility requests, please contact info@trinitybristol.org.uk

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

Venue levy: Trinity has introduced a £1 Restoration Levy on every event ticket sold. This income will be used to create a dedicated fund for critical building works that will protect and maintain the Trinity Centre building and grounds.

Created around a social and political question developed by the group, this interactive performance invites audiences into a shared process of dialogue, reflection and action.

No previous theatre experience is required to participate, and audience members are welcome to engage as much or as little as they wish. Please note that the performance explores sensitive social and political themes, and content warnings will be provided at the beginning of the event.

Arrive for 5:15pm as doors will close at 5:30pm

All abilities welcome.

Age 18+

Light refreshments available and bus travel support provided as required.

These are monthly sessions running through the summer here at Trinity Community Arts.

Suggested donation of £5 / free for those on low wage or unemployed.

Over the past year, Eleri has been a huge part of life at Trinity, from the youth programme to the sound team and we want to take a moment to say a heartfelt thank you.

Starting out as a volunteer with Next Gen Sounds, she quickly became a valued music tutor, leading inspiring 1–2–1 sessions and after-school workshops with young people at Easton CE Primary. Her approach has always been rooted in making a difference to the young people she’s worked with and to the wider team.

Behind the scenes, Eleri has brought the same energy and calm focus to the sound desk, supporting live gigs and youth showcases with skill and confidence. Her contribution to with Bristol Drug Project’s Recovery Orchestra and Move On Music further demonstrated her passion for community music and her ability to elevate every project she is involved with.

"She’s made a genuine difference here and we’re all going to miss her – but it’s exciting to see her step into the next chapter of her career." -Jake Mensah, Youth Services Manager

Eleri’s commitment, kindness and creativity has made a huge impact across Trinity Community Arts, and we are truly thankful to have had her as part of the team. Wishing you all the best on your next path into full-time sound tech.

At the end of May, we hosted Echo, a day bringing together artists from Bristol and Bordeaux as part of the city’s international twinning partnership.

What started earlier this year as a simple introduction has quickly grown into something much bigger. Echo was the first chance to bring people together in the same space, to share work, spend time together and see what might come next.

“We never dreamed that those first conversations would result in us hosting such an exciting and beautiful event here at Trinity – one that celebrated the rich cultural heritage of our city while welcoming some of the most talented emerging artists from our new friends in Bordeaux.”

- Adam Gallacher, Deputy CEO

Across the day, people moved between workshops, performances and conversations, with artists from both cities sharing ideas and getting to know each other.

One of the highlights was a drop‑in workshop led by Colourful Minds, where people of all ages created collage buildings inspired by Bristol and Bordeaux. Using cardboard, paint and coloured paper, participants added to a growing skyline that brought both cities together in one shared piece. The idea came from earlier work with local school pupils, and it was great to see it opened up to families on the day.

There was a steady flow of people, with children, parents and artists all taking part. Some stayed for hours, others dropped in briefly, but it all added to the same feeling. People were relaxed, curious and open to trying something new.

Throughout the day, English and French could be heard across the building. Conversations didn’t always need translation. A lot of it happened through making, performing and spending time together.

“The artists absolutely loved performing at Trinity, and they really enjoyed discovering the city as well. It was their first time performing in England, which made the experience particularly meaningful and symbolic for them. Thank you all for such a warm welcome. We really enjoyed the event too.”

- Emma Asensio, Le Rocher de Palmer

Echo felt like a starting point. It gave space for people to meet properly and begin building relationships that go beyond a single event.

“We learned a huge amount from both the event itself and the build‑up to it. It’s definitely helped me better understand what Twin Cities is becoming and how we can continue developing the platform moving forward. So thank you all again for that.”

- Ed Findlay, Founder, Twin Cities Limited

In September, artists from Bristol will travel to Bordeaux to continue that exchange and develop the work further.

Thank you to everyone who made the day happen, and to everyone who came along and took part. This is just the beginning.

This event was supported by the Bristol Bordeaux Partnership (BBP), which supports and amplifies the many links between the two cities. The BPP works alongside counterparts l'Association Bordeaux Bristol and both City Councils.

Dedicated to bringing the best drum & bass experiences to the next generation of ravers, NBG has rapidly become one of the most exciting youth event brands in the South West. With packed-out dancefloors, headline DJs, and next-level production, every event is designed to create unforgettable memories.

This time, they're returning with their biggest show to date, bigger venue, bigger production, and an even bigger atmosphere. Don't miss your chance to be part of the next chapter of the NBG movement.

Doors: 14:00

Last entry: 20:00

Curfew: 22:00

Please note this is a standing event. For accessibility requests, please contact info@trinitybristol.org.uk

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

Venue levy: Trinity has introduced a £1 Restoration Levy on every event ticket sold. This income will be used to create a dedicated fund for critical building works that will protect and maintain the Trinity Centre building and grounds.

Doors: 19:00

Last entry: 21:00

Curfew: 23:00

Please note this is a standing event. For accessibility requests, please contact info@trinitybristol.org.uk

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

Venue levy: Trinity has introduced a £1 Restoration Levy on every event ticket sold. This income will be used to create a dedicated fund for critical building works that will protect and maintain the Trinity Centre building and grounds.

Run by artist Ella Walker Collier in a calm, private, safe space.

For all abilities - Ella will be there to help guide your sculpture making, but this is not a tutored session. You're invited to let your creative juices flow and make something that represents you and your wonderful body.

All materials and tools will be provided.

Please note: this event is exclusive for 18+ women and non-binary people.
*To be clear* Trans women are women and are absolutely welcome at this event.

Please click here for more details