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Bristol's Sober Hip Hop Night returns to Trinity for a third edition

Bristol's Sober Hip Hop Night returns to Trinity for a third edition

Split Prophets headline a night of underground hip hop, grime and bass on 14 Nov, proving that a great night out doesn't need alcohol.

From Foundations to Transformation

From Foundations to Transformation

Embarking on our next stage of development with support from Arts Council England.
Apply Now: Creative Wayfinding Commission

Apply Now: Creative Wayfinding Commission

Help shape how Trinity tells its story through its building
Karen's Story: Growing Confidence in the Community Garden

Karen's Story: Growing Confidence in the Community Garden

"Being in the city but in nature" Karen shares her experience of Coexist's Gardening & Cooking programme at Trinity.
Learning for all ages

Learning for all ages

The Guardian's recent article on adult education emphasises that learning is essential for all ages, making it a perfect time to celebrate the adult classes at Trinity Centre.
What does creating space make possible?

What does creating space make possible?

For Black History Month, Jamell Ackford reflects on how Trinity's legacy continues today through the artists, sounds and ideas shaping the programme now.
What happens when you give emerging culture somewhere to grow?

What happens when you give emerging culture somewhere to grow?

For Black History Month, Edson Burton looks back at the people, music and movements that have shaped Trinity.
In conversation: MĀDŁY on 10 years of Seedling Sessions

In conversation: MĀDŁY on 10 years of Seedling Sessions

We catch up with MĀDŁY about a decade of Seedling Sessions, working with Black Creatives and the future of Bristol’s emerging music scene.
Look Back: Community Celebration Day

Look Back: Community Celebration Day

Reception Volunteer Call-Out

Reception Volunteer Call-Out

Welcome visitors, support your community, and gain practical reception experience at Trinity.
Watch Citizens for Culture

Watch Citizens for Culture

A new 16-minute documentary tells the story of the West of England’s Citizens’ Assembly for Culture through the people who took part – and invites more people to be part of what happens next.

What is Trinity's AGM and Why Should I Come Along?

What is Trinity's AGM and Why Should I Come Along?

On Thursday 29th October, Trinity will be hosting our annual AGM.
Future Arts Centres

Future Arts Centres

A national network of more than 180 arts centres

50 Years, Thousands of Stories

50 Years, Thousands of Stories

Trinity50 invites people to share photographs, recordings, videos, flyers and memories from the last 50 years.

New Report Celebrates the Lasting Impact of Trinity's Cultural Alliance

New Report Celebrates the Lasting Impact of Trinity's Cultural Alliance

483 children from local primary schools participated in curriculum-linked creative learning.
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