2007
Ongoing development works for the Access to Training Project, a grant from Heritage Lottery Fund and live music performances throughout the year, including The Good, The Bad, The Queen
2007 saw our music calender growing, with performances from The Good the Bad and the Queen and Willy Mason.
Kieran Doswell resigned as Centre Manager in May, after four years as a volunteer and seven years work to re-establish Trinity as one of Bristol’s best loved music venues and community centres.
New Centre Manager Matthew Hewitt worked on the ongoing Access to Training Project, supported by funds from Bristol Objective 2 and YANSEC. The works brought the upper floor of the Centre back into use. Works included the installation of a wheelchair-accessible lift, toilet facilities for disabled users upstairs and installation of training spaces, as the first phase of a wider renovation process.
Our website was redesigned and relaunched thanks to a grant from the Quartet Community Foundation.
July saw the arrival of new Activities Coordinator Emma Harvey and the sad passing of founding member Nick Fyfe in November.
In November 2007 Trinity was granted £25,000 from Heritage Lottery Fund to begin the year long Bristol Sound Project.
Latest Additions
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Thrillseekers
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Higher state presents thrillseekers and delirium at Trinity
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Mulambo
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music benefit of HIV clinic
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Feist gig
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Collection of photos from Feist gig at Trinity
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The New Pornograghers gig
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Collection of photos from The New Pornograghers gig at Trinity
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Peter Rohe gig
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Collection of photos from Peter Roche gig at Trinity
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The Veils gig
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Collection of photos from The Veils gig at Trinity
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Animal Collective gig
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Collection of photos from Animal Collective gig at Trinity
