As part of this special project, we will be running several interesting and accessible events which explore different aspects of the histories we discover during the PAST:PRESENT:FUTURE project.

Holy Trinity heritage tours

Led by trained Fabrica volunteers, these tours are free and open to all ages, starting in September 2019.

To see info on our new gallery information handout, click here.

Heritage Outings

Groups will visit local archives, museums and historical buildings relevant to the research project, for new experiences and context to our discoveries.

The first trip is in August 2019 – click here for more info or to book

Trinity Heritage Open Days

Taking place in September 2019, 2020 and 2021.

For our first Heritage Open Days, co-produced with Strike A Light, we will be providing local primary schools with workshops exploring the beautiful stained glass in the building – click here for more info or to book

We will also launch the first of our new building tours – more details coming soon.

Traditional craft skills workshops

Led by experienced practitioners teaching heritage skills linked to the restoration of the building

Workshops will support a younger generation of students/makers to learn techniques that are hundreds of years old, using Stained Glass and Stone Carving.

We will also explore the skills that went into creating beautiful wood carvings for our church with our Men in Sheds project: Wood Carving, led by Martin Brockman

Trinity Conversation events

Facilitated by artist and researcher Lorenza Ippolito, with specialist guest speakers, these heritage-focused discussion events will link with specific exhibitions, starting autumn 2019.

Film screenings

For pupils at local primary and secondary schools to explore heritage themes through film, plus talks from specialist speakers and interpretive material to take away. Run every November as part of Into Film Festival.