Notes for Notes Fundraising Meeting

The Trinity Centre Conservation Project and the Notes for Notes Fundraising Appeal

Public Meeting - Wednesday 17th August 6pm, Graffiti Room

We would like to invite all the community groups and individuals that regularly use the Trinity Centre, to attend a short meeting to learn more about the Trinity Conservation project and the Notes for Notes Fundraising Appeal that will support the essential conservation works required to building.

The Trinity Centre is a prominent heritage landmark in Bristol's Old Market Quarter, that has a long-standing history of community engagement. This year we are celebrating 40 years of music at the venue which, over the last four decades has become a prominent music venue and community arts hub.

The building was placed on the English Heritage Building At Risk Register in 2011 as urgent repair works where needed to the South aisle roof. Since then, the building has gone trough a series of vital renovation and conservation schemes to protect the historic fabric and improve access to quality space for the community, removing it from the "At Risk" Register in 2014. It is vital that additional conservation and repair works are carried out in 2017 to prevent the Trinity Centre falling back in the "At Risk" Register in the future.

The 2016-17 Trinity Centre Conservation Project includes essential repairs to the lead roof on the North aisle, extensive renovations to the stained glass windows and the Bath stonework on the towers and external walls.