Trinity Centre

Trinity Centre Historic community arts, performance & music venue. We empower communities through the arts.
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08/09/2026

Built by women. Backed by the rave.
The Massive Tour.
High-energy sets. Multi-genre selections. Proper community.

📅 19 September
⏰ 22:00-04:00

08/09/2026

A year ago, 51 citizens from across the West of England came together through a civic lottery to explore a simple but powerful question: what would culture and creativity look like if they were for everyone?

The result was the Citizens' Cultural Plan, a shared vision for culture and creativity shaped by local people, for local people.

A new independent documentary from Citizens for Culture tells the story from the citizens' perspective, following their journey from Assembly to Action and exploring how their ideas are helping shape the future of culture across the region.

🎬 Watch the documentary: https://youtu.be/5h9hiRjcHs4

Citizens for Culture is now inviting communities, artists, freelancers, cultural organisations, educators, local authorities and partners across the West of England to get involved in what happens next.

👉 Tell Citizens for Culture how you or your organisation would like to be involved: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeN1k0tru-KMNllhWArFbKqna90tJTDNA4opb1ok9wNDtDDMA/viewform?usp=dialog

07/09/2026

Celebrating 5 years of The club.
"You found my lonely heart a home"

On 5 december we are celebrating for 15 hours in a special hybrid event consisting of alldayer plus allnighter. Tickets for the Allnighter are now on sale, we know this is already selling fast, set to be the biggest event we have run. With line ups including many of the past DJs, there will be alot of fun surprises in true Bristol style.

for the those who cant live without Soul.... some time over the 5 years you found us, if you have ever been a visitor over the 5 years we hope to see you again or just got to know us.... come celebrate our BIG 5 year milestone, at this spectacular event.

Friday and Sunday will have events too so, guess it will be weekend of celebrations.

Further announcements to come including the Mega Line Ups.

04/09/2026

Your algorithm should have shown you this sooner.

Asian Brat. Selectacee. Betsy Mae. Hendy.
Plus special guests.

If you've been meaning to see SLM, this is your sign. Tickets on Headfirst

📅 19 September
📍 Trinity

What’s on this week at Trinity 🎉From live music and creative opportunities for young people to a packed week of gigs, th...
01/09/2026

What’s on this week at Trinity 🎉

From live music and creative opportunities for young people to a packed week of gigs, there’s plenty happening at Trinity over the next few days.

2 Sept – Girls Group Youth Club, free weekly sessions for girls aged 10–18.
3 Sept – Next Gen Sounds, drop-in music sessions for young people aged 14–25.
4 Sept – James K, the experimental-pop musician brings her distinctive sound to Trinity.
5 Sept – Frost Children (sold out), the acclaimed pop duo from St. Louis.
6 Sept – Tyler Ballgame, serving up a vibrant blend of alternative indie-pop.

29/08/2026

They're helping shape the future of UK underground music while creating space for the next generation of women in dance music.

And they're coming to Trinity. The Massive Tour.

📅 19.09.26
📍 Trinity

Tickets on Headfirst now

This weekend, young people from Trinity's Speak Out programme will perform at as part of the Hip Hop Garden hosted b...
28/08/2026

This weekend, young people from Trinity's Speak Out programme will perform at as part of the Hip Hop Garden hosted by and .

A huge moment for the group and a chance to share their voices with festival audiences from across the city.

If you're heading to FORWARDS, go and check them out.

22/08/2026

The group chat just made plans.
Sexy Lady Massive. The Massive Tour

Asian Brat
Selectacee
Betsy Mae
Hendy
plus special guests

📍 Trinity
📅 19.09.26
⏰ 22:00-04:00
See you on the dancefloor.

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22/08/2026

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Echoes of Bristol’s trip‑hop lineage, avant‑pop, modern classical, kraut‑folk, audio verité, and even shades of indie rock can be heard, the trio ultimately sound like no one but themselves—idiosyncratic, evocative, and consistently surprising.

Snap up some@of the final tickets via headfirst

March 1976 - the final hymn rings around the almost vacant pews of Holy Trinity. A praise song and a funeral rite callin...
20/08/2026

March 1976 - the final hymn rings around the almost vacant pews of Holy Trinity.
A praise song and a funeral rite calling time on a church once described as 'the cathedral of the East'. The music that followed could not have been more different.

Following the reconsecration of Holy Trinity Church in 1976, the building began to be used for community and cultural activities, including music events, before the Bristol Caribbean Community Enterprise Group formally took it into community use in 1977 and opened the Trinity Community Institute in 1978.

Do you have any photos or memories of those first community events between 1976 and 1977?

Submit your stories and photos to help build our archive and feature in our Your Trinity exhibition at our next annual May Garden Party
📧 [email protected]

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Trinity Centre, Trinity Road
Bristol
BS20NW

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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+441179351200

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