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Folk giants join forces to perform what promises to be an unforgettable night of freshly-penned songs...
Folk giants join forces to perform what promises to be an unforgettable night of freshly-penned songs...
"Bonnie 'Prince' Billy's mordant glory and restless presence filled the room...
Trinity has been working with Attitude is Everything to implement their grassroots venue charter
Find out more about Tiers and events at Trinity
Every little helps as Tesco awards Trinity £1000 towards conservation works
Workshops June-August 2012 - Bristol-wide Project uses stories to bridge the city
Works to redevelop the Trinity Centre are under way, to create new and better spaces for community, arts and learning activities
Trinity has operated a P&D car park since 2014, using Pay & Display revenue generated to fund charitable activities and cover running costs
Jamaican Independence Celebration events including events with Dub From Atlantis and The Skatalites
TCA recently ran a consultation exercise for people to have their say about the on-going development of the Trinity Centre and its activities
Come and visit us on 17 October to find out about what's happening to the Trinity Centre
The Trinity Centre relaunch preview party was a huge success with people coming out to celebrate recent Big Lottery funded development works
NTCA dissolves and Trinity closes in 2000
Considerable damage was done to the garden's hand-built roundhouse building on the morning of the 17th June, leaving walls and ceiling burnt and damaged
The birth of Trinity as a community centre
Since May, members of the public have been telling us what they want to see happening with Trinity
Exhibition formed as part of the Bristol Sound Project