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SKA FESTIVAL MOVES TO ANTI-RACISM BEAT: An anti-racism music festival later this month will be headlined by ska legends The Beat
Trinity Project on Teachers TV: 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
First Trinity Newsletter Out Now...: Follow this link to Trinity's Summer 2008 Newsletter
BBC "My Bristol" Project: Photo of the Trinity Centre's Graffiti Room used for part of the BBC's "My Bristol" project
Threat to History of Old Market: Concerned residents and traders turned up at the Trinity Centre, Old Market, to discuss the conservation of one of Bristol's most historic streets.
Plant the Seed of Green Future: Green-fingered people can swap tips and take part in workshops at the annual Bristol Seed Swap.The event, in its third year, takes place on February 10.
Trinity gets a lift - as in elevator: Trinity has just finished the installation of a new lift at the centre. This will widen access to our facilities, and save us from walking up and down the stairs.
Festival Fundraiser: 17 November 2007 - Big Green Ball benefit gig at the Trinity Centre to ensure the future of the Big Green Gathering.

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Grant Awarded for Scriptwriting Project: TCA has been awarded a grant of £2,969 from First Light Movies "What's the Big Idea" programme to run a collaborative script-writing project with young people from Bristol and Leicestershire
Oral History Project: Do you have a story about Trinity? We want to hear from you
Trinity inspires youth passion for the arts: Trinity Community Arts is reaching out to young people to encourage their creativity, by offering a range of FREE arts and music courses at the Trinity Centre, Old Market.
Shout Out for Students With Passion: Trinity Community Arts is looking for aspiring young musicians for this year's FREE Passion for Music course
'Respect' Project unites generations: Trinity Community Arts has been bringing older and young people together from the community, to create a sculpture for the Trinity Centre gardens.