Trinity Road Police Station is too big and costly for the current needs, so there is a vision to have a smaller fit for purpose and value for money station, which will remain at the centre of the community alongside partners and local people.
The possibility of a new redevelopment opportunity on the existing police site will be explored, to continue ensuring the policing presence meets the needs of the local community.
There will be a public drop-in with members of the police team, on Tuesday 16th October between 6pm - 8pm, so come along, look at the plans and have a chat with a member of the team.
It will be held at: The Trinity Centre, Trinity Road, BS2 0NW - have your say.
If you are unable to attend the drop-in session, you can also submit comments by email to: TrinityPolice@avonandsomerset.police.uk
]]>Offering exposure and networking to businesses that are underrepresented and underexposed, both in the city and nationally.
The expo offers cost effective booths to exhibitors and FREE entry to the public, making it accessible to many who would not normally have the chance to experience an expo.
]]>The Misfits Theatre Company would like to invite you to Rhythm of the Night.
So put on your dancing clothing on, be entertained and join us for a fun night at Trinity!
A great and fun way to meet new people and have a chat over a drink or two, along with some great music to do some dancing and socialising.
Disco starts at 7.00pm
Tickets £5 - on the door (support/carers free)
Bar open - please note you have to be over 18 to buy alcoholic drinks from our bar. You will be asked for an ID, so please bring one with you.
If you can't make it to this one, don't miss our next Rhythm of the Night on Thursday 26 July 2018.
Please note that Trinity has a public pay and display car park. It applies to anyone parking at the Centre, including staff, hirers, centre users and blue badge holders. The rates start at £1 (for 1hr) and go up to £5 for 12hrs. More info about Trinity's car park can be found here
http://journeytojustice.org.uk/projects/bristol/
https://www.facebook.com/pg/JtoJBristol/events/
Schedule:
1.00: Doors Open Our events tend to fill up early, so we will be opening the doors and stamping people's hands for entrance from 1pm. (Your stamp is your entrance ticket) If you would like to tell a story on stage, put your name in the hat! If not, just take a seat and wait for the show to begin.
2pm - 4.30pm : Story Time
We pull names from the hat at random, and whoever’s name is pulled tells us a 5 minute story from their life! We laugh, we cry, we drink, we have another one! (20 minute interval at 3pm). After the slam people tend to hang around have a drink, and chat about the stories they didn't have a chance to tell on stage. Our usual venue is the Old Market assembly just down the road, which is the perfect place for a pint or Sunday lunch afterwards!
Story Rules
• They must be *stories*! No rants, stand-up routines or monologues. We want a beginning, middle and end, and some change and conflict to occur.
• They must be told in 5 minutes.
• They have to be true
•They need to be genuinely 1st person. You should be a major player in the story and we want to hear your perspective.
• Preferably no notes. This is about the good ol’ fashioned art of storytelling. Tell it to us like we're round a campfire, or at a sleep over
The rules are just there to make sure we get to hear as many awesome stories as possible. :) They’re not meant to be restricting, so if you’re unsure about anything just drop us a message or ask on the day.
Content Warning: In the interest of making the story slam a safer and more comfortable place, we give people the option of putting content warnings before their stories. We read them out before each story and give people a chance to leave the room. If you do want to leave the main room at any time please feel free!
Safer Spaces: We want to try and create a place where people feel safe and confortable to share stories. We're continucally trying to make our events better places to be and our aim is to hear stories that we don’t get to hear anywhere else. We want to make Story Slam better than the world around it. So to help us achieve this, we have our own safer spaces policy. Feel free to have a read at the following link: http://www.storyslam.co.uk/safer-spaces/
Accesibility: We want our events to be as accessible as possible. The venue has full step free access to the theatre and the stage. If you think that you may need to use it please let us know beforehand (via Facebook message) so we can get thing prepared.
Detailed information about accesibility can be found here: https://www.3ca.org.uk/activities/renovation/accessibility
]]>The festival aims to fight stigma, promote hope, offer easy accessible information, inspiration, help and support.
We will have inspirational speakers talking about their lived experiences and how they have found recovery, musical acts, Information stalls from organisations such as the Princes Trust, Recovery college and rethink to name a few. There will also be food stalls, music workshops and mindfulness workshops, An interactive sports stall ran by Bristol rovers football club as well and much more.
The festival is FREE and open to everyone and anyone so hope to see you all there.
14+ (under 16's must be accompanied by an adult)
]]>From diagnosis, through treatment and beyond, everyone affected by cancer should get the support they need. The support might be medical, financial or psychological. It might be a cup of tea or a group walk.
If you are affected by cancer or work with people affected by cancer you know what is working, and what isn't. You will have ideas on how to make cancer support services better.
Through 2017 we'll hold events, feedback sessions, surveys and interviews so that you can be involved.
The first feedback session will be in late June 2017.
Please sign up to contribute in any way that you can - even if you just have 5 minutes!
]]>When I come to Trinity I send some emails out advertising gigs and classes, what are going on here. I like getting out and meeting people and having a laugh. I like getting out and socialising and getting out of the house for a day. I am always kept busy at Trinity and I enjoy myself.
(Us) Can you describe your time at Trinity in three words? Happy, working hard
]]>Designed to fire your students’ passion for all things STEM, our aim is to encourage students from all backgrounds to continue their interest in the STEM subjects and propel them into further study and a successful career in STEM.
The fair is split into two zones with demonstrations and hands-on activities from the cutting edge of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths.
The Enterprise Zone will host a diverse range of companies from Bristol and surrounding areas, as well as universities. They will talk to the students about how STEM subjects are used in their company, and will be able to give practical advice on routes into STEM careers.
The Research Zone will host PhD students and researchers from the Universities of Bristol, Bath, and UWE. Your students will be able to learn about the world-class research in our region, find out about life as a postgraduate and how best to go about becoming a professor! Each researcher will run an interactive stand with activities including making placenta models and looking at fluorescent cancer cells under microscopes.
We therefore extend an invitation to your school to bring 1 full KS3 class (up to 30 students) to any of the school’s sessions taking place on the following dates and time:
Schools Session 1: Thursday 6th July 10:00-12:30
Schools Session 2: Friday 7th July 09:30-12:00
Schools Session 3: Friday 7th July 13:00-15:30
In addition to the school's sessions there will be a Public Session open to all on Thursday 6th July 15:00-19:00. If you are unable to bring a class to a schools session we encourage you to let your students know about this opportunity to attend with their families.
For more information about the fair visit nearme.thebigbangfair.co.uk/bigbangbristol or email us at bristolbathbsa@gmail.com.
]]>We would like to thank everyone who has been involved in organising this event. #brisvote17
Up Our Street would like to invite you to a Bristol West Question Time event, on Tuesday 23 May, 6pm to 9pm at The Trinity Centre.
This will be a chance to hear our candidates answer tough questions about real issues facing our neighbourhood including on housing, health, education and schools, welfare, race equality, neighbourhoods and community and more.
Book a place
Priority goes to people from BS5 and BS2
Booking is NOW OPEN – Click here to book your place!
Submit a question
If you have a burning question, send it to us by 19 May. We won’t be able to ask all the questions sent in but they will help us know what’s important locally.
Please send this out to people from Easton and Lawrence Hill who you think would be interested in this event.
This event is supported by Locality, National Union of Teachers, Trinity, Black South West Network, Ujima and BCfm.
]]>Momentum Bristol General Meeting Please find full info here
Event hosted by Momentum. Trinity Community Arts is a registered charity with no religious or political affiliation. The Trinity Centre is an inclusive space for all and the events we host do not necessarily represent or endorse the views of Trinity Community Arts, the Trinity Team, or other contributors to this site.
]]>From 12pm Women of the World : WOW join us to start the day with one of their powerful gatherings
From 2pm Panel discussions:
2pm: ‘Sexism, objectifying women and rape culture: where does it come from and how can we end it?’
4pm: Xenophobia, Racism, hate crime: where does it come from and how can we end it?
Speakers include : Founder of Bristol is the new black: Chante Joseph, Anti-extremism campaigner and journalist; Anira Khokhar, Gal-Dem author and founder of Intervention; Yewande Adeniran, Founder of Safe Space; Megan Bakerm Artist and member of BEEF; Libita Clayton and Founder of VOIC; Folami Prehaye
Until 6pm : Workshops ( Until 6pm )including Voguing, superwoman badge making, empowerment cross stitch and an amazing collage workshop hosted by different groups: Using image and visuals as a tool to help understand and connect with each other.
All Day: Stalls, food and drink, short films and an exhibition on the theme of identity by women in Bristol. SIFH's Self portrat exhibition : 'Powerful women' Exploring identity by women in bristol.
Evening:
From 6.30pm: Live music, performances and spoken word Take overs by Thorny and Safron records (all performances by women and non-binary people)
In our society the voices of women and oppressed genders are often ignored: although the event is open to everyone, the day will be led by women (trans, intersex and cis) and non-binary people with particular focus on people of colour.
]]>Thur 26 October
We will be dancing along to some great music from our special guest DJ Dad, who will be making you dad-dance to the best hip hop, roots, dub and jungle music.
So put on your dancing shoes on, be entertained and join us for a fun night at Trinity!
A great and fun way to meet new people and have a chat over a drink or two, along with some great music to do some dancing and socialising.
Disco starts at 7.00pm
Tickets £5 - on the door
Bar open - please note you have to be over 18 to buy alcoholic drinks from our bar. You will be asked for an ID, so please bring one with you.
If you can't make it to this one, don't miss our next Rhythm of the Night on Thursday 30 November
Please note that Trinity has a public pay and display car park. It applies to anyone parking at the Centre, including staff, hirers, centre users and blue badge holders. The rates start at £1 (for 1hr) and go up to £5 for 12hrs. More info about Trinity's car park can be found here
A day full of Indonesian delights