What does that first step feel like? How does interacting with someone else make us feel? Why does rolling over feel so good!
Join us as we journey from 0-3 years old, finding our feet, our feelings and our fun. Find a connection whether you have children of your own, or from when you yourself were a child.
Using movement and clowning, Wonder Baby invites children and families to explore physical play and experience the joy of creating space to play together. Grown from the imaginations and experiences of babies, toddlers and their families – Wonder Baby was developed in collaboration with families who took part in the early development of the show.
Duration: This is a play and performance experience, lasting approximately 90 minutes - this includes a gentle start and time for a break if needed.
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Dovetail provides a welcoming space for refugees and asylum-seekers, building connections through music and supporting musical learning on a regular weekly basis
Soft drinks bar available
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.
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Time 10am-1pm
Over 15 weeks (term time only) you will use arts and crafts to;
This is an accredited Entry Level 3 course, led by Bristol School of Art, delivered at Trinity Centre. Open to anyone age 19+. Bus costs supported and light refreshments provided. Fully funded for learners aged 19-64 who are in receipt of relevant benefits or immigration status.
If you'd like more information, or for help to register onto the course, please contact Jen Farmer jen@trinitybristol.org.uk / 07876 369315
]]>The Sock Show will feature within Trinity's weekly Stay & Play offer which runs 10am-12 midday on Fridays in August.
Walk up spaces available on the day: £3 per family (of up to 4 people, to include at least 1 adult).
Suggested donation of £3 per family for our Stay & Play summer sessions
]]>Set in our historic grounds this family friendly day shines a light on some of the creative activities and groups that call Trinity home.
Take part in an Art for Wellbeing workshop, listen to Bristol Samba play and then participate in a drumming workshop, hear our creative writing group share work, join in with our Gentle Dance workshop.
There's something for everyone, and everyone is welcome!
Featuring:
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.
]]>Running throughout the school summer holidays, the programme brings together a mix of new and established creative partners to celebrate the wide range of opportunities Trinity offers for children, young people and families in the local community.
Family Summer Den Programme Schedule
The Family Summer Programme responds directly to feedback from local families who have consistently asked for affordable, accessible and inclusive creative activities during school holidays.
All children must be accompanied by an 18+ adult.
this year we are celebrating the work we do for young people and families with both new and established partners, to showcase the range of creative, arts and nature-based activities for all the family that we can offer the community at Trinity.
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Placing grassroots Bristol-based artists, organisations and community groups front and centre, we're presenting a weekend stage that encourages and supports diverse audiences and participation of local residents and underrepresented groups to enjoy coming together, sharing time, space and celebrating Bristol as a harbourside city.
Look out for; HYPE, Gerry's Attic, Tit for Tat, Bristol Aquarium, Pranartana, Bailia La Vida and Circomedia workshops amongst much more
Full schedule for Queen Square here
A joyfully interactive show celebrating the lives, stories, and imaginations of Global Majority trailblazers across time. Blending oral history, live music, and imaginative storytelling, the show invites audiences of all ages to explore hidden histories and dream forward into the dazzling realms of Afrofuturism. A tribute to our past, celebration of our present, and an invitation to let hidden history inspire our future.
Adventures in Hidden History introduces young audiences to subjects such as colonialism, the white lens and alternative history
How Prance vibe:
Dance however you like.
Be brave, be silly
Co-create a judgment-free space
Let loose without drugs or booze
Respect other people’s no-no’s
Look out for one another's safety -prance with care
Prance at your own risk
Come, twirl, have cake and chat at the end.
Please bring earplugs if you are sensitive to loud music.
Dress code: wear whatever you like but fancy dress is encouraged.
Prance is not-for-profit and volunteer-run, and ask for a donation of £5, £7 or £10 (self-determined, based on your means) to help keep the community running.
Ecstatic Prance will run on the following dates from 7:30pm - 9:30pm:
Join for a fantastic evening of energetic folk music and dancing, with one of Bristol's best ceilidh bands- The Brewery Band.
This month Caper Ceilidh is fundraising for Westbury Wildlife Park Foundation, who run an amazing nature reserve and community space in a wooded valley nestled at the heart of Westbury-on-Trym.
Fancy dress is optional, however there will be a prize for best 'Glow Up' outfit!
For more information click here
Timings:
Doors open: 7.00pm
Ceilidh begins: 7.30 pm
Ceilidh ends: 10:30 pm
Venue closes: 11.00 pm
Tickets are free and any voluntary donations will go directly towards putting on the event itself.
14:45 - doors open
15:00 - show starts
16:15 - show ends
Creative Communities is a unique programme that offers weekly arts groups and events for adults affected by drugs and/or alcohol. We are based at Bristol Drugs Project, a charity that has provided harm reduction and treatment services for individuals seeking support with their relationship with drugs and alcohol since 1985. Bristol Drugs Project is part of Horizons – Bristol’s Drug & Alcohol Partnership.
In partnership with Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Trinity, and Changing Tunes.
For more information about our groups, volunteering and performances.
Find us on social media @bdpcreativecommunities and at www.bdpcreativecommunities.co.uk and www.soberspaces.co.uk and
]]>Expect two floors of art, jewellery, homeware, fragrance, apparel, alt beauty, taxidermy, curios and much more!
And with indoor and outdoor seating, food, a bar, a charity raffle, workshops all day, a sweet playlist and FREE ENTRY, you can haunt Trinity with us all day Plus, it’s our 7th birthday!! Come celebrate with us
Follow our socials for more announcements.
@ghoulgangcollective
See you soon, ghouls!
]]>Bristol's biggest celebration of fine and aspirational cider & perry is back this summer for its ninth consecutive year.
Come on down for an unforgettable afternoon of discovery and merriment. Try dozens of fine ciders and perries presented in 75cl bottles, learn direct from the makers, and meet other cider enthusiasts and experts. With a range of styles including bottle-fermented, pet nat, rural method, keeved, cryo-concentrated, co-fermented, and more, there's something for everyone. Whether you’re an industry native or a newcomer to fine cider and perry, good times and amazing taste experiences are guaranteed.
Fuel up on handmade savoury and sweet delights, relax in the Trinity Centre gardens, and visit the mini bottle shop so you can take your favourite ciders home. When it's all over, head across town for the Cider Salon Afterparty at The Steam Crane, BS3.
What’s included with my ticket?
All day entry
Unlimited cider tasting
A branded glass
Entry to the Salon Afterparty
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
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