Trinity Centre

Trinity Centre is on Trinity Road, St Jude's, Bristol BS2 0NW. Bristol Temple Meads is the nearest station: a short taxi ride, or about 10 minutes on foot via the Temple Quay exit, Temple Back and Temple Way, over the bridge to the Old Market roundabout. Buses 48 and 49 run along Stapleton Road, and other main routes along Clarence Road. The centre has a pay-and-display car park with four accessible bays.

The Trinity Centre in Bristol has its own car park. It runs 24-hour Pay and Display, and everyone pays, Blue Badge holders, staff and volunteers included.

Four accessible bays sit next to the daytime entrance, on the left-hand side of the building. For access and priority entry, see Is the Trinity Centre in Bristol accessible?

Pay and display for your whole stay, whatever time you arrive. Cameras read number plates, and the operator, Carflow, issues an automatic Parking Charge Notice if you don't pay. Tariffs change, so check the price at the machine.

Yes. The Trinity Centre in Bristol has a lift to the first floor and accessible toilets on both floors.

The venue keeps seats near the front of the stage for people with access requirements. For priority entry, write to KalaSudha at [email protected] before the concert and we will arrange it.

Driving? See where to park at the Trinity Centre.

Trinity Centre is the former Holy Trinity Church, built in 1829 to 1832 by Thomas Rickman and Henry Hutchinson and listed Grade II*. Deconsecrated in 1976, it is now a community arts centre and live music venue for East Bristol. The Main Hall seats 200, or holds 600 standing, and the Fyfe Hall seats 170. Seats near the stage are kept for people with access needs on request.