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A event held at The Trinity Centre on Sunday 22nd September. The event starts at 12:00.
A Community Celebration
Trinity are pleased to launch our third September Garden Party, the sister event of our May Garden Party to round off the summer
So what is the difference between May Garden Party and September Garden Party?
Our September Garden Party will be similar in terms of vibes but will be a calmer family friendly version.
The event will highlight our programme and the talent of our local businesses, organisations and community with creative arts activities, local and emerging artists as well as an enhanced programme of activity for children and young people.
Find out more about what goes on inside Trinity’s walls and chat to the staff representing each of our diverse programmes - Children and Young People, Communities and Neighbourhoods, Arts and Engagement, Music and more.
Expect stalls from businesses local to Trinity selling crafts, delicious foods and more…
This year ‘Garden Party - A Community Celebration’ is our flagship launch event of Destination: Old Market, a programme that over autumn will highlight the fine gastronomy, arts, independent businesses and heritage local to the Trinity Centre!
Line up
WORKSHOPS CORNER 12PM – 4PM
Get involved with permaculture workshops in the garden, creative workshops and explore crafts, youth theatre and more in Fyfe Hall with artists Ruth Ramsay, Sayambrita Mukherjee and local creatives at Threefold.
YOUTH MUSIC TAKEOVER - 12:30PM - 4PM
Check out performances from young people across Bristol as they take to the stage.Featuring performances from ACE, Basement & Trinity's Children and Young People Programme.
THE DEN -12PM – 7PM
Hear from our local Councillor Yassin Mohamud and Shona Jemphrey as well as creative sharings from exciting Trinity projects featuring storytelling, singing and the Citizen's Assembly Programme.
Music Lineup:
Indian Man, Soufian Saihi, Sisanda and Ru and more to be announced.
SHOP LOCAL 12PM – 7PM
Featuring a fantastic mix of stalls featuring PBA Studios, Bristol Vintage, East Bristol Books, cherelle dion, So Mi jewellery, Haus of Coco / Fancy Finance and many more!
Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)
Trinity are pleased to launch our third September Garden Party, the sister event of our May Garden Party to round off the summer
So what is the difference between May Garden Party and September Garden Party?
Our September Garden Party will be similar in terms of vibes but will be a calmer family friendly version.
The event will highlight our programme and the talent of our local businesses, organisations and community with creative arts activities, local and emerging artists as well as an enhanced programme of activity for children and young people.
Find out more about what goes on inside Trinity’s walls and chat to the staff representing each of our diverse programmes - Children and Young People, Communities and Neighbourhoods, Arts and Engagement, Music and more.
Expect stalls from businesses local to Trinity selling crafts, delicious foods and more…
This year ‘Garden Party - A Community Celebration’ is our flagship launch event of Destination: Old Market, a programme that over autumn will highlight the fine gastronomy, arts, independent businesses and heritage local to the Trinity Centre!
Line up
WORKSHOPS CORNER 12PM – 4PM
Get involved with permaculture workshops in the garden, creative workshops and explore crafts, youth theatre and more in Fyfe Hall with artists Ruth Ramsay, Sayambrita Mukherjee and local creatives at Threefold.
YOUTH MUSIC TAKEOVER - 12:30PM - 4PM
Check out performances from young people across Bristol as they take to the stage.Featuring performances from ACE, Basement & Trinity's Children and Young People Programme.
THE DEN -12PM – 7PM
Hear from our local Councillor Yassin Mohamud and Shona Jemphrey as well as creative sharings from exciting Trinity projects featuring storytelling, singing and the Citizen's Assembly Programme.
Music Lineup:
Indian Man, Soufian Saihi, Sisanda and Ru and more to be announced.
SHOP LOCAL 12PM – 7PM
Featuring a fantastic mix of stalls featuring PBA Studios, Bristol Vintage, East Bristol Books, cherelle dion, So Mi jewellery, Haus of Coco / Fancy Finance and many more!
Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)
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