Trinity's mission is to empower communities through the arts and make sure everyone has the opportunity to access and shape arts and culture in Bristol.
We provide a progressive programme of live music and creative activities, as well as space for individuals to follow their passions and flexible facilities to suit any event or activity.
A centre for the people
Based in The Trinity Centre, this much-loved historic landmark is a cultural hub for the city, where people of all ages and backgrounds can come together - connecting communities and developing people's skills through the arts. The Trinity Centre is used by over 50,000 people each year across over 250 activities and events.
Driving to the Trinity Centre from the M32: Come off end of M32 at Junction 19 onto Newfoundland Way. Continue onto A4032, taking a slight left onto Houlton St, turning left at Staples (1st set of lights after end of motorway) and continuing on Holton St, which leads into Wade St. Turn left onto Lawfords Gate (A420), following the road around baring right onto Trinity Road. The Trinity Centre is on the left hand side just past the Trinity Road Library.
Get to the Trinity Centre by bus from the City Centre: A number of main bus routes pass the Trinity Centre, either along Stapleton Rd or along Clarence Rd. Click here to view for a link to local bus services Main buses along Stapleton Rd are 48, 49 as well as the night bus N2.
Visit the Trinity Centre by train: The nearest train station is Bristol Temple Meads. From here, you can take a short cab ride, or alternatively walk to the Centre (10 minutes walk).
If walking, exit the train station through the Temple Quay exit (side exit past the telephone booths), out past the car park and across the Square (signposted) and along Temple Back. On Temple Way, turn right and continue over the bridge and on until you reach the Old Market roundabout. Turn right at the roundabout on to Old Market Street and continue along as it changes into West Street. The Trinity Centre will be ahead of you, on the corner of Trinity Rd and Clarence Rd. It's a big old converted church - you can't miss us!