Bristol Poem A poem written by children and young people from schools all over Bristol about the city they live in, 2012
Dr Edson Burton: #Resist Curator Meet Dr Edson Burton, Working Class Equality Researcher and Curator for the Art of Resistance project
What Words Are Ours? by Talia Randall Watch poetry-clown Talia's poem performed as part of a live online cabaret
Capital works continue at Trinity Trinity have been continuing with our phased capital programme, in spite of the pandemic
Young People Take Part in Festive Campaign Three Making Tracks participants record songs for Youth Music
Coronavirus update – 2 November 2020 Prime Minister urges everyone to stay at home to limit the transmission of the coronavirus - 23 March 2020
Playing and Exploring in the Garden Welcoming people back to our garden, one family 'bubble' at a time
Equality starts with you, today 1 October 2020 marks the ten year anniversary of the UK Equality Act 2010
Commission for Disabled Artists Announced Neurodivergent artist, Tink Flaherty wins with Bed Blocker project
Grant given from Social Enterprise Support Fund Trinity has been awarded a grant of £30,000 from The Social Enterprise Support Fund
Dance Connect call out Apply now for a funded residency as part of Bristol Dance Futures' Moving Bristol Project
Jamell's story With the DWP's announcement of their new Kickstart Scheme, we catch up with our Venue Manager, Jamell, who started at Trinity on a similar scheme back in 2010
Diversifying the workforce, one job at a time With the DWP's announcement of their Kickstart Scheme, Trinity explores what such jobs might mean for the Creative industries
Art of Resistance launch Two-year project funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund about art and activism in Bristol
Making Tracks launch new podcast series Leading musicians to feature on new podcast created by young people on life changing music making programme
Day Of Dance Celebrate dance with a Vogue Workshop and one-off performances from amazing dance companies