Trinity brings its programme online throughout lockdown
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Find out what is coming up from our in house music programme this year
This film follows students from City Academy participating in a 2-day project with a local artist that brings together young and old from Bristol's diverse communities to create a sculpture at the Trinity Centre
Following our redevelopment works, plans are under-way to commence the second phase of our building works
In 1991, almost a decade after the BCCE group ceased to exist, Trinity was leased to the New Trinity Community Association who reopened the building in 1992
2016 has been another eventful year - now we're asking our centre users to help us repair Trinity in 2017
End of an era as we say goodbye after 7 years of running our satellite community arts space
Trinity and volunteer Alex Holding have been shortlisted for the finals of the IT4Communities Awards
The Trinity Centre, Old Market, has completed a solar panel installation thanks to support from the M&S Energy Community Energy Fund
The new community venue, will host a range of smaller scale activities, and provide an information point for all that's happening in Old Market
Find out more about Fightback Bristol a two week celebration of grassroots venues
Trinity appeal for local talent to become part of their new choir, September 2007.
Trinity are currently seeking alternative sources of funding to continue the delivery of creative-arts youth training activities
Trinity's ten pledges, setting out our standards for cultural delivery 2019-22
Trinity recognised with award in recognition of Trinity's arts programme
Mon 25th - Wed 27th: Closed / Thu 28th - Fri 29th: Open 9am - 5pm / Mon 1st: Closed
Activities for families, children and young people at The Trinity Centre this summer.
Trinity objects to new apartments Trinity has submitted an objection to a proposal to develop 12 new apartments at 90 West Street
Trinity held their first computer giveaway for young people who successfully completed recent courses at the Centre
Wealthy free-software activist and entrepreneur donates £250,000 to fund penguin stained-glass window design