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+ special guests, Ihlo & Black Orchid Empire
Returning with their first new music in three years, ‘in a fever dream’ marks the next chapter for progressive, alternative metal band Haken. The new material sees the band exploring some of their most emotionally direct songwriting to date, continuing a trajectory that has seen the band evolve with each release.
Haken bring this new era to stages across Europe this autumn, performing new material alongside songs from a catalogue that has made them one of the defining bands of modern progressive music.
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]]>He gains widespread popularity for sampling everyday sounds and creating viral, high-energy songs.
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]]>For this special edition, Pangea is bringing together musicians from Mali, Burkina Faso and Ireland for a one-off live collaboration.
Boubacar Samake & Seydou Kienou bring traditional music from Mali and Burkina Faso, alongside Wildtune Irish Session Band, serving up jigs, reels and plenty of craic. The two bands will meet for a special improvised set, finding a shared musical language between West Africa and Ireland. Expect something spontaneous, joyful and seriously danceable.
Powered by 8 Scoops of Loose Sound, with DJs Isabella & Kesh.
Expect: Salsa, Cumbia, Rocksteady, Reggae, Samba, Benga, Highlife, Gospel, Bhangra, Calypso, Dancehall, Ragga, Congotronics, Jigs & Reels, Soca, Singeli, Soukous, booty-shaking tunes and a whole lotta soul.
Wheelchair friendly and epilepsy-friendly lighting.
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Entry requirements: 18+
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]]>Featuring Indian Slide Guitar maestro Pandit Debasis Chakroborty, UK guitarist Giuliano Modarelli, tabla player Sam Evans and Carnatic percussionist R. N. Prakash, this special collaboration brings together artists from different musical traditions in an evening of improvisation, rhythm and musical discovery.
A rare opportunity to experience four exceptional musicians exploring the space between tradition and innovation.
Doors 6pm | Music 6.30pm
Please note: photography, filming and mobile phone use are not permitted during the performance.
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Entry requirements: 14+ (Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult).
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]]>Influencing a wide swath of similarly forward-thinking guitar acts along the way. The band perfected a vision that wasn’t quite post-punk, wasn’t quite noise-rock, wasn’t quite anything besides an idiosyncratic, ground-breaking hybrid that could only come from the four of them. 'Giraffe' is their bold new offering.
+ support tba
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]]>Their groundbreaking record Phaedra, released in 1974, reacheded gold status in the UK, and it was also the band's first hit album on the Virgin Records label to whom they had recently signed. The recording became a milestone in electronic music.Over the last 50 years, the band has released more than 100 studio albums, created over 60 film scores, and were nominated for a Grammy seven times. The group's line-up changed many times over the years, with Edgar Froese remaining as the only constant member.
After Edgar Froese's death in 2015, Tangerine Dream's line-up now consists of Thorsten Quaeschning, Hoshiko Yamane, and Paul Frick. The subsequent albums Quantum Gate and Raum are based on Edgar Froese’s musical sketches and ideas.
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]]>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.
]]>Seated area and plenty of room for dancing
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
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]]>Start date: Mon 21 Sept 2026
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
]]>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:
Lineup:
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Last entry 2 hours before curfew.
Entry requirements: 18+
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.
]]>Sheelanagig has been whipping up a storm of foot-stomping, roof-raising, high-energy
live folk for nigh on twenty years. With an arsenal of strings, soaring flute, pounding
drums and a sprinkle of fairy dust they spin melodies that have set feet flying all across
the globe. Their shows are a heady mix of raucous dance medleys and thoughtfully
crafted original pieces feverishly brimming with fire, flair and finesse. Floors tremble and
windows rattle in their presence; these rapturous minstrels are not to be missed under
any circumstance.
Buffo’s Wake is a punk band from Brighton, UK.
Armed with an extravagant brass section, accordions, clarinets, violins and buckets full of bravado they waltz, tango, mosh and pogo their way through a vast array of influences from Eastern European folk tunes, Balkan brass bands and Slavic murder ballads, to punk rock and dark cabaret; telling tales of debauchery, disturbed nightmares and even more disturbing realities, with an unexpected nous for untold stories and unusually considered lyrics – when you can understand them, anyway.
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Trinity Centre building and grounds.
FRUITEA is an OTA Kiki function where members of the community walk and battle for Grand prizes. OTA stands for “open to all” meaning anyone can walk any category regardless of gender identity or expression, and none of our categories have an effect.
People will walk and get 10s from our judges before battling it out for the Grand Prize. Categories include Face, Vogue Femme, Runway, Old Way, Sex Siren, Best Outfit and more!
If you're planning on walking, do your research on the different categories beforehand. If you're coming to spectate and have fun, then bring your energy and vibe and get ready to be blown away!
Follow us on IG @bristolballroomcommunity and @fruitea_ota to learn more!
Please keep an awareness that this is a priority space for queer and trans/gender non-confirming Black and people of colour - respect the floor and the walkers.
]]>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