2000-2009

Radical revival

Following their formation in 2001, Trinity Community Arts (TCA) set out to develop the Trinity Centre as a creative hub for East Bristol. The centre was re-opened by TCA in 2004.

With a strong focus on training and outreach, TCA has worked with national and international promoters, film-makers, theatre producers, gardeners, and many other creative professionals, to provide a lively and varied cultural programme.

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Trinity website logotype: This was done as kind of a joke, but it ended up staying on the website for 2 years!

download: Trinity website logotype (19.6 kB)
Christmas Art Market - Artists examples: Artists Images
Project Respect: A group of older and young people from the community were brought together to create a sculpture for the Trinity Centre gardens in March 2008

The project brought together young people with English as a Second Language from the DICE Project at the City Academy Bristol, supported by Young Bristol, with Elders mainly from Caribbean communities, to share experiences and life stories in six exchange sessions over six weeks. The focus was on facilitating positive interaction of age groups and cultures.
Assorted 2007: Images from Trinity workshops and classes in 2007
Banners: Banners telling some of Trinity's history, commissioned as part of the Bristol Sound Project in 2008
At Tether's End Gallery: Photographs from rehearsals and the performances
Eastside Roots: Images from the Trinity gardens