Bristol Sound Project
Heritage project exploring Trinity's role in the community and Bristol music scene, 1829-2009
The Trinity Centre has long been described as the birthplace of The Bristol Sound.
From punk to reggae, dubstep to drum 'n' bass, Trinity has been at the heart of Bristol's thriving music scene.
The 2008 Bristol Sound Project featured a series of creative workshops for young people, based on the Trinity Centre's colourful and varied past, culminating in a site specific performance At Tether's End.
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- Project info
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info@3ca.org.ukThis project is not currently running, but please contact us if you would like to see it happen again
- People
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- info@3ca.org.uk
- nick <nick@3ca.org.uk>
- emma <>
- Ryan Northey <ryan@space23.net>
- news
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At Tether's End Show
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A true story of a tragic deathPublished: 15:55 10/12/2008by emma
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Trinity exhibition to tour city
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Exhibition formed as part of the Bristol Sound ProjectPublished: 15:45 10/12/2008by emma
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Show rehearsals now on!
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AT TETHER'S END rehearsals October - December 2008Published: 16:20 16/10/2008by emma
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Bristol Sound Project update
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All the latest news about the Bristol Sound ProjectPublished: 11:00 16/09/2008by emma
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- events
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At Tether's End
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Trinity's first ever site-specific performance over six nights, 15-20 December8:00pm - 9:30pmMonday 15 December, 2008
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- exhibition
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Exhibition Banners
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PDF of exhibition banners about the Trinity Centredownload: Exhibition Banners (3.3 MB) -
Exhibition Leaflet
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Leaflet to accompany exhibition about the history of the Trinity Centre and local areadownload: Exhibition Leaflet (549.9 kB)
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