They are doing their Trinity debut to bring you another banger of an event. After their sell out event at Lakota Gardens in September, they knew they had to bring you all something special. On Friday February 2nd, join them in their Aztec Jungle Themed Paradise.

Expect Full Decoration by Twelve34 Production & Huge Laser / Light Show by Twisted Lighting as well as this huge lineup.

Line up:

- Bladerunner

- Oram B2B Mowgli

- Rounded B2B RJD

- 404 DJs

- K8 B2B Cliffy

- Marswalkz

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Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available.

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

From what started as a cute way of DJing to close friends, to becoming a staple underground identity in the Bristol scene and beyond. Let’s celebrate together.

Line up:

- Djrum

- Coco Bryce

- Aya I Ikonika

- RISHI 95 years of No-one set)

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Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available.

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

Venue levy: Trinity is introducing 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.

Line up:

- Main Phase

- Soul Mass Transit System

- Skeptic B2B Silva Bumpa

- Bullet Tooth

- REA

- Phia500

Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available.

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

Venue levy: Trinity is introducing 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.

The Grand Finale is an all-inclusive family-oriented day of pure fun for everyone to come together as a community, have fun, and raise money. GOCC raises money for medical equipment to be delivered to children's wards in polish hospitals. This year they are raising money for post-pandemic lungs, equipment to help recover patients struggling with lung issues.

This event is open to all, and is set up on the day in two parts:

Kids events, 1pm – 4pm

The day starts with a children-oriented event with face painting stands, craft stands, entertainers and a raffle for everyone. More children-friendly attractions will be added nearer the date, so please check back in to find out what will be on offer.

Live music, 4pm – 9pm

Kids will still have plenty to do but GOCC will be bringing live music and auctions for the adults to enjoy.  A Polish rock band are confirmed to play and several great local acts.

• Seed Tables - where you can browse to choose the seeds you need
• Speakers - hear from experts on seed saving, food resilience, gardening and more
• Stalls - selling plants, seeds, 'green' goods and promoting organisations with a growing or ethical theme
• Food - a wonderful pop-up cafe serving fabulous drinks and cake
• Information - about local growing projects, and how to get growing
• People - lots of friendly and happy volunteers and visitors

We want as many people as possible to grow food and to get into gardening generally. Money should be no barrier to doing so so tickets and seeds are free. ​Donations for entry and for seeds are welcome if you can afford it - it is entirely at your discretion, no one is going to ask you about it. Bristol Seed Swap Events are self funding and run entirely by volunteers. Next year's event depends on this year's breaking even.

​I don't have seeds to swap can I still join in?

Absolutely YES. Everyone has to start somewhere, and we want to get everyone growing - whether you have a window box, a small Bristol front garden or are on the waiting list for an allotment.

For next year, please try saving some seeds to bring to the Seed Swap.

What do I need to bring?

Seeds - to add to the Seed Tables if you have any, these can be spare shop bought seeds or ones you have saved yourself.

Friends and neighbours -tell the gardeners in your life about the Swap, some people are just too busy growing things to look at social media - we find it hard to reach them with publicity.​

​Cash for donations although we can now take Paypal too.

This chapter of Teachings in Dub guarantees to be a night of solid sound system vibrations. You know what to expect from their events by now.

Line up coming soon...

Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available.

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

Venue levy: Trinity is introducing 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.

He is noted for throaty, yearning vocals that accompany his swimmy indie soul-pop. After some early releases during his teenage years, he began to gain traction with 2017’s full-length Is Everything Okay in Your World?, his follow-up A Day in a Yellow Beat appeared in 2020. Two years later, the pandemic-inspired EP trilogy Slow Dance & Romance, Apple Pie, and Inner Peace was stepped in psychedelic Soul.

7pm: Doors

8pm: Laura Quinn

9pm: Yellow Days / Last entry

11pm: Curfew

Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available.

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

Venue levy: Trinity is introducing 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 Joins Platform Places’ "mycelial movement"; a national peer network of leaders managing and developing some of the UK's most essential community assets

We are proud to be part of a new peer network launching in 2023 for community asset leaders, co-convened by Platform Places and Power to Change. This network brings together organisations across the UK who are working to secure and steward community assets for the long term. The initiative is rooted in collective learning, mutual support, and advocacy for sustainable funding, resilient partnerships, and community-led decision-making.

The journey so far...

In September 2023, Trinity took part in a gathering of community asset leaders at the Hawkwood Centre for Future Thinking, co-convened by Platform Places and Power to Change. This 36-hour residential brought together 25 experienced community asset developers from across England to build solidarity, share learning, and shape the future of the community assets movement.

• Developing transformational long-term funding – Advocating for sustainable, patient funding models that empower community asset holders.
• Creating a resilient, resourced peer network – Establishing peer mentorship, learning exchanges, and support structures for organisations at different stages.
• Collective storytelling – Amplifying the importance of community-led spaces, sharing inspiring stories, and advocating for policy change.

The discussions were inspired by the idea of mycelial networks—a metaphor for the ways community asset leaders can connect, support, and strengthen each other. We explored how working collaboratively can increase our collective influence when engaging with funders, asset owners, and policymakers.

Illustration by Visual Thinkery

Trinity’s involvement aligns with our wider partnership work on community assets, including Roots of Resilience, which explores sustainable models for cultural spaces. By joining this network, we’re contributing to a movement that champions community ownership, long-term stewardship, and equitable access to local assets.

For more information on our approach to community assets, visit the Platform Places website or contact the Mycelial Network Facilitator.

Featuring - DJ Roni Size, DJ Dazee & Fight Klub Creator Troy Dureh. Proceeds from this event will go to Bristol Sober Spaces & BDP.

First session (10:30am) SOLD OUT.

Second session (12:30pm) SOLD OUT

Trinity's resident Hip hop and urban dance troupe Hype Dance Company know how to keep themselves occupied in lockdown! #LockdownChallenge 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

Celebrate Afro-Brazilian culture through drumming, movement, and song. Described as an Encontro, or meeting, Tambor will provide a feast of live performances and workshops, including samba, maracatu, Afoxé, reggae-samba, capoeira music, and much more.

LINE UP:

- Bloco B

- Ilu Axé

- Arco Iris

- Baque de Ogum

- Barracwada

- Batala Bristol

- Bristol Capoeira

- Bristol Samba

- Carnaval Transatlantico

- Jamma de Samba

- Kaboozle

- Ola Samba

- Sol Samba

All Day tickets - 2:00pm - 11:00pm

After 6:30pm this event will be 14+ under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult.

The outside space will close around 7:30pm. This ticket will also give you access to the inside venue for the evening

Afternoon ticket 2:00pm - 6:30pm

All ages under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult

This ticket gives you access to the event until 6:30pm, If you wish to stay later please purchase an ALL DAY  ticket or an additional evening ticket

Evening Ticket  6:30pm - 11:00pm

14+ under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult

This ticket gives you access to the event from 6:30pm, If you wish to attend the afternoon please purchase an ALL DAY  ticket or an additional afternoon ticket.

Kids afternoon ticket £5

Al ages Under 16’s ticket

Donations £5 / £10 options

Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

After they toured around Oz as a duo, Ben and Ian return with new songs, plus they'll perform all the favourites from the Gomez years. As a duo, their joyful and harmonious performance brings together a bit of blues, indie pop and folk-rock for a music lovers' feast.

After releasing the band’s sixth album in 2009, Ben Ottewell began paving the way for a solo career, well known for his “deep, raspy voice” and “gravelly baritone”. Ottewell's deep, soulful voice has gained him some acclaim, and has drawn some comparisons to Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder, and artist Tom Waits.

After sharing lead vocals and guitars in the band, Ian Ball has also performed and released two solo albums. He also dabbled in electronica with Lionel 6, an experimental trio that included members of Australia’s Gelbison.

+ support: Buddy

Sometimes to find the real beginning of something, you must begin again. That's how it was for Buddy on the Los Angeles indie pop group's second album. After the release of the band's debut album, Alterations and Repairs, in 2007, the musicians were riding high, encouraged by the response to the music so far.

Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

Venue levy: Trinity is introducing 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.

Photo Credit: Alastair Brookes

The momentum to restore Jacobs Wells Baths, Hotwells, Bristol, has seen a significant boost with the unveiling of a newly installed artwork on the front of the building as part of a Fundraiser to raise funds to repair and restore the Grade II listed former dance centre.

The artwork, a bespoke pen and ink drawing by Bristol-based artist Amy Hutchings and supported by Anna Haydock-Wilson, features words shared by members of the Hotwells community, gathered from a community consultation led by Trinity Community Arts as part of our mission to restore and reopen the building.  suppor

The artwork features as a reward for the Jacobs Wells Fundraiser that we have launched on the Bristol based Fund Surfer platform.

We are calling for Bristol residents to give what they can to help us reach a £5,000 fundraising target. These funds will help towards crucial costs as part of the current investigations and identified works.  People can donate via the Bristol based Fund Surfer platform.

“It’s great to see this exciting progress after the disappointment and uncertainty surrounding the restoration of Jacobs Wells Baths. The new artwork demonstrates how much this Grade II listed building means to the local community,...any contributions will be vital for achieving the vision of bringing the site back into use as a community arts hub, building on the 35-year Community Asset Transfer lease which we awarded back in July.”

Councillor Craig Cheney, Deputy Mayor for Finance, Governance, Performance, and Culture

Amy is not the first renowned artist to put their name to the appeal to save the building -  earlier this year esteemed actress Miriam Margolyes shared a heartfelt video outing the importance of community spaces such as Jacobs Wells Baths, and encouraging people to get involved and support the drive to safeguard the building and re-open the space once more.

Trinity, alongside local councillors, residents and Hotwells and Clifton Community Association, have been leading the project to restore the building since the news in Jan 2023 that the former dance hub was at risk of disposal by Bristol City Council.

Since then, the Council's CAT Group announced its decision to offer Trinity Community Arts, a registered charity, a 35-year CAT lease, subject to receipt of a satisfactory business plan. We also received a six-month occupational license during the transfer phase, to enable Trinity to undertake a detailed series of specialist surveys, funded by the Bristol-based Nisbet Trust and to undertake emergency works to halt any further damage to the roof due to water ingress.

We have secured further funding from the Architectural Heritage Fund, Sylvia Waddilove Foundation UK and others - aimed at matching the committed funding from the Nisbet Trust to support the development phase and investigations to understand the scope of work needed to restore and reopen Jacobs Wells Baths.

Emma Harvey, CEO Trinity leading on the Jacobs Wells Baths recovery project said; “We often stroll past boarded up buildings like this, imagining how they could be put to good use. The community have long campaigned to save this space and want to see it brought back into use for public benefit. That’s why we’re working hard to secure funds to restore this amazing space. Anyone wanting to support this transformative journey can donate via our Fundsurfer appeal to help us reach our target."

Support the Fundsurfer and grab your own Jacobs Wells artwork

They are back for an hour mid-winter sound bath concert with yoga Nidra led by yoga teacher Elena Byers. This is an opportunity to take a break from the holiday chaos and immerse yourself in the healing sound of vocal harmony, spoken word, interwoven with circle song, ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response), therapeutic instruments, looped soundscapes from beatboxer Jack Salt, and re-imagined contemporary choral pieces that explore sleep, dreams, meditation, and the parasympathetic nervous system.

You do not need to do anything but lie down on a yoga mat and be surrounded by a warm cocoon of 70 voices, in the beautiful setting of the Fyfe Hall. Elena will lead participants through some very gentle, accessible movements to allow you to settle fully in and out of relaxation, and there will be the opportunity to join us in simple sound making to reawaken you back into a refreshed state, ready to face the demands of the holiday season.

Herbal teas will be available from the Trinity bar afterwards.

What to Bring: This is a lying-down event. Wear something comfortable and bring extra layers + softness to keep you warm and cosy. Yoga mats are provided, but please feel free to bring an additional mat for extra comfort. Please arrive 15 mins beforehand to get cosy.

Sound Bath 1: 6-7pm

Sound Bath 2: 7.30-8.30pm

Sound bath 3: 9-10pm

You can find out more about this event and the choir via murmurationchoir.co.uk, and / or follow us on instagram or facebook @murmurchoir.

Please note this is a standing event, accessible seating is available.

Last entry: 2 hours before curfew

Venue levy: Trinity is introducing 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.

There will be latin and ballroom dancing as well as salsa, tango and fun line dances. There will be a warm up class at 1pm where you'll have a chance to learn the steps. You don't need to bring a partner. Tea and cake is included in the price.

How to get involved

This event is open to beginners as well as experienced dancers from Bristol and beyond, especially LGBTQ+ dancers from all cultural backgrounds, their friends, allies and supporters. Please wear something you feel comfortable moving in.

About Bristol Equality Dance

Bristol Equality Dance was set up in 2022 by Norma Daykin, a qualified dance teacher based in Bristol who has for over 20 years offered inclusive practice for all members of the community groups including LGBTQ+ people, older people, people with disabilities and refugees. In 2022 Norma received a community award from the UK Equality Dance Council for her long services to the LGBTQ+ dance community. Jacky Logan is a well-established London DJ who cofounded the Pink Jukebox Dance Club with Ralph Schiller. In 2021 Jacky was awarded a British Empire Medal for her services to same-sex ballroom dancing.