Trinity Community Arts

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Crafts & Resistance: Screenprinting Workshop

2022-04-14T16:45:00Z

Get a taster of screen-printing using PRSC's screens to create a unique tote-bag with a message!

Spend a relaxing afternoon creating your own uniquely decorated tote bag at PRSC's famous studio in Stokes Croft.

PRSC will provide a selection of screens ready to print radical imagery, slogans, and lettering to spell out your own message, and they'll guide you through the process of printing them onto a tote bag, ready to take away at the end of the session.

As a key partner for Art Of Resistance, we have commissioned People’s Republic of Stokes Croft's (PRSC) to deliver Crafts & Resistance, a series of workshops to help you create a small act of creative dissent.

Due to high demand of places there is £10 refundable deposit which will be reimbursed at the end of the session upon attendance. If you are unable to attend the workshops or need to cancel in advance of the first session, please give us at least 5 days notice in order for your deposit to be refunded.

Please click through the hyperlink on which workshop date that you wish to register for:

21st May - 11am-1pm

21st May - 1:30pm - 3:30pm

21st May - 4pm - 6pm

28th May - 11am - 1pm

28th May - 1:30pm - 3:30pm

28th May - 4pm - 6pm

Crafts & Resistance is part of Trinity's Art of Resistance, a two-year National Lottery Heritage Funded project celebrating Bristol's alternative and activist heritage through a series of workshops, walks, talks, exhibitions, and oral history.

Crafts & Resistance: Protest China Workshop

2022-04-14T16:40:00Z

Ever dreamed of making your own activist china? Now’s your chance!

Spend a relaxing afternoon creating a uniquely decorated piece of fine English bone china at PRSC's famous studio in Stokes Croft.

Choose your piece and collage as many images and text as you like from their unrivalled collection of historic and new transfers that includes vintage images of popes and royals through to modern political slogans and street-art, ready to make a mug with a message of your choosing.

PRSC’s experienced workshop crew will guide you through applying the transfers to create your own unique design, which they will fire, ready to be picked up the following week.

Please click through the hyperlink on which workshop date that you wish to register for:

Saturday 28th May (10am - 1pm)

Saturday 28th May (2pm - 5pm)

Sunday 29th May (10am-1pm)

Sunday 29th May (2pm - 5pm)

Rebel Walk: The Queen Square Riot

2022-03-21T16:50:00Z

The Public outcry for parliamentary reform may have been the spark which started the Queen Square Riot, but it was contempt for the Bristol Corporation, held by an oppressed and disenfranchised populace, that led to full scale insurrection.

Walk Leader Steve Spear, outlines the social and political backdrop leading up to the 1831 riots. He explains how the problematic relationship between military and civic power led to a catastrophic level of destruction which sent a shockwave throughout the kingdom.

Steve Spear is a member of the M-Shed Historic Walks team. Join Trinity's third ‘Rebel Walk’ for a fascinating insight into this dramatic episode in Bristol’s history.

How To Book

Booking in advance is essential - tickets are 'Pay What You Can' starting from £3+ booking fee per person.

Please check your ticket confirmation for the meeting point.

About Art Of Resistance
Rebel Walk is part Trinity's Art of Resistance, a two-year National Lottery Heritage Funded project celebrating Bristol's alternative and activist heritage through a series of workshops, walks, talks, exhibitions, and oral history.

Image Credit: Bristol Riots: The Burning of Queen Square: the Custom House, by William James Müller, 1831. Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives

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Rebel Walk: The Bristol Bridge Massacre

2022-02-08T11:30:00Z

1793 was a year of financial crisis, civic corruption, and public protest.  After 25 years the hated toll to cross Bristol Bridge was due to cease. But was it?

Join writer and historian Mike Manson for a 'Rebel Walk' through a darker moment in Bristol’s history outlining the dreadful sequence of events that led to one of the worst civilian massacres of eighteenth century Britain.

Mike Manson is the author of Riot! The Bristol Bridge Massacre of 1793 (Tangent Books).

How To Book

Booking in advance is essential - tickets are Pay What You Can starting from £3+ booking fee per person.

Please check your ticket confirmation for the meeting point.

Art of Resistance is a two-year, National Heritage Lottery Funded project charting 100 years of protest in Bristol.

Rebel Walk: The Old Market Riot

2022-02-08T11:30:00Z

It's 1932 and the Unemployed Workers Union organise a protest against a proposed cut to the meagre benefits for the Unemployed. Police and rioters clash in Old Market, which was at the time a bustling thoroughfare, with both sides blaming each other. Eyewitness accounts at the time suggest where the blame lies.

Join writer and historian Mike Manson for a 'Rebel Walk' through Old Market, as he reveals the hidden story behind the riot, drawing on recently discovered documents that reveal governmental fears of deeper conspiracies.

Mike Manson is the author of Riot! The Bristol Bridge Massacre of 1793 (Tangent Books).

How To Book

Booking in advance is essential - tickets are Pay What You Can starting from £3+ booking fee per person.

Please check your ticket confirmation for the meeting point.

Art of Resistance is a two-year, National Heritage Lottery Funded project charting 100 years of protest in Bristol.