Trinity

Trinity

Trinity Community Arts - Creative Expression for All

"The arts reach many people in communities who are not otherwise being reached. The arts are often the primary, and sometimes, the only motivation for some people to engage in a community activity or issue" Voluntary Arts Network

Latest news

As part of our journey to discover Trinity's history, we have found images from Trinity's conversion to a community centre in 1987 Images of 1987 conversion found
As part of our journey to discover Trinity's history, we have found images from Trinity's conversion to a community centre in 1987
Trinity restarts it's training programme for 2010/11 this September New training courses for Autumn 2010
Trinity restarts it's training programme for 2010/11 this September
A programme of arts workshops across 12 sessions with local artist Sarah Bentley, exploring people's memories and creating artworks together Project Respect 2010
A programme of arts workshops across 12 sessions with local artist Sarah Bentley, exploring people's memories and creating artworks together

Over 30 participants contributed across the programme – this included volunteers who are unemployed and were looking to gain skills and meet new people.

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Hype Juniors qualify for the Barclays Live search to find the best dance act of 2010 Vote for Hype to Win
Hype Juniors qualify for the Barclays Live search to find the best dance act of 2010
FREE open studio sessions every Wednesday for young people in the community aged 13-21yrs
Open Access Studio
FREE open studio sessions every Wednesday for young people in the community aged 13-21yrs

Get Involved

Get Involved

The Trinity Centre delivers a diverse range of arts projects, innovative training and great gigs - We’re planning for the future and we want local people to get involved

Mission

Mission

Creative Expression for All - our mission is to use the Centre to engage the local community of all ages in imaginative and socially inclusive projects

We want to:

  • Continue to provide a community hub for digital music, video, multi-media, visual and performing arts projects

  • Develop an extensive range of culturally diverse community and arts activities for all ages, backgrounds and abilities

  • Contribute to regeneration, by supporting local initiatives and prioritising resources for education and training

  • Promote access and sustainability awareness in all areas of our activities

  • Form links with other agencies and organisations in these areas

 

The Trinity Centre is protected by covenant for use in service of Youth, Community, Education and the Arts. Trinity is committed to honouring this covenant and provides a mixture of modern technology and creative urban energy in an historical setting in order to achieve this. Many of our projects aim to explore the rich cultural heritage of Trinity and its surrounding communities and increase cohesion.

 

Trinity has no religious or political affiliation. We are open and accessible to all and in particular, focus provision of services to Easton, Ashley and Lawrence Hill wards. We ask that all visitors and Centre users respect each other and treat everyone as equals in line with the Trinity Code of Conduct.

Newsletters

Quarterly newsletters keeping you up to date about all the happenings at Trinity

Would you like to contribute an article or review to the Trinity Newsletter? If so, please email info@3ca.org.uk

Trinity Newsletter, Issue 12 Autumn 2010
Trinity Newsletter, Issue 12
Trinity Newsletter, Issue 11 Summer 2010
Trinity Newsletter, Issue 11
Trinity Newsletter, Issue 10 Spring 2010
Trinity Newsletter, Issue 10
Trinity's first annual hard copy newsletter, distributed to Easton, Ashley and Lawrence Hill Newsletter 2010
Trinity's first annual hard copy newsletter, distributed to Easton, Ashley and Lawrence Hill