December 2009
Monday 7th	Time tbc - FREE	Writing Workshop
Thursday 10th	5pm - 7:30pm - FREE	Writing Workshop
Thursday 3rd	5pm - 8pm - FREE	Writing Workshop
November 2009
Sat 28th	10:30 onwards - FREE	Writing Workshop This event will be part of a day trip to another venue
Thurs 12th	7pm onwards - FREE	Peace Poetry Awards This event will be at the Civic Hall
Thurs 19th	5pm - 8pm - FREE	Writing Workshop
Thurs 12th	5pm - 8pm - FREE	Writing Workshop
Thurs 5th	5pm - 8pm - FREE	Writing Workshop
October 2009
Sat 31st	10:30am - tbc - FREE	Writing Workshop
Mon 26th - Fri 6th Nov	PREVIEW NIGHT Mon 26th 6pm - 9pm(refreshments will be provided)	Daylight Saving Drawing upon the singular atmosphere of Holy Trinity by night Daylight Saving has been timed to open on the first day of winter and will be a reflection on the subject of time by artists Richard taylor, Bruce Davies, Kimbal Quist Bumstead and Stuart Childs. featuring a mixture of animation, audio visual installation, sound art and performance Daylight Saving will only be open during the hours of darkness from 6pm - 9pm.
Thurs 22nd	5pm - 8pm - FREE	Writing Workshop
Thurs 15th	5pm - 8pm - FREE	Writing Workshop
Fri 9th		LIGHT NIGHT During the run of Natural Selection 10am - 3pm Daily, arts@trinity will once again be a venue hosting Light Night. This year we will be hosting some theatre performances the first of which I can announce will be by a group from West Yorkshire Playhouse who will be doing their travelling piece at venues around the city. This year is a piece entitled LEEDS ROUTES - Spirit. More news on this as I get it.
Thurs 8th	3pm - 9pm - FREE	National Poetry Day Event - Heroes & Heroines Poetry Walk 3pm - 5pm Workshop 5pm - 7pm Sharing 8pm - 9pm
Wed 7th	12pm - 4pm - FREE	Visual Arts WORKSHOP
Sat 3rd - Fri 16th Open everyday except Sun 10am - 3pm	PREVIEW NIGHT Fri 2nd 6pm -8pm(refreshments will be provided)	Natural Selection This years celebration of Charles Darwins 'On the Origin of Species' has drawn a great deal of attention to the Darwin / Creation debate so arts@trinity have decided that it would a prescient time to look at the subject too. The Yorkshire Sculpture Group will be presenting works that somehow represent this debate and all in the Anglican grandeur of Holy Trinity Church. The exhibition will feature work by Scott Senogles, Rebecca Strain, George Hainsworth, Lucy Hainsworth, Victoria Lucas, Anton Harding, Gert Van Hoff, Malcolm halliwell, John Adamson and larna Cmpbell
Thurs 1st	5pm -8pm - FREE	WRITING WORKSHOP
September 2009
Saturday 26th	10:30am - tbc - FREE	WRITING WORKSHOP This workshop will be run as part of a day trip to another venue
Wed 23rd	1pm -5pm - FREE	WRITING WORKSHOP This workshop will be run in association with Arts & Minds
Thurs 17th	5pm - 8pm - FREE	WRITING WORKSHOP
Thurs 10th	5pm - 8pm - FREE	WRITING WORKSHOP
Tues 5th - Fri 18th 10am - 3pm Open every day except Sun	PREVIEW NIGHT Mon 4th 6pm -8pm(refreshments will be provided)	Graduate Exhibition The first collaboration with Leeds' other art/church exhibition space St John the Evangelist (New briggate) - arts@trinity and somethingvisual have done the leg work around this years Graduate Shows to bring you a selection of some of the most inspired work at this years Final Degree Shows. Casting three pairs of eyes across a number of different courses run by Leeds Metropolitan University, University of Leeds and Leeds College of Art & Design we have selected these artists as fine examples of the diverse and multi disciplinary approaches to art that emerge from these institutions on a yearly basis. Essentially one exhibition in two venues, Holy Trinity and St Johns, that will present work coming from a traditional perspective alongside that of a more conceptual nature.
August 2009
Sat 22nd	10am - 3pm FREE (For all ages and abilities	Printing / Collage / Multiples Workshop Come and have a play using a variety of papers and simple priniting techniques.Refreshments will be provided. Call Helen on 0113 244 2826 to book in advance or alternatively just turn up on the day for this one We hope to send some of the products of the days labours to Holy Trinity Sunderland for exhibiting there as part of the TRANS=SEND mail art project that is ongoing.
Sat 15th	10am - 5pm £20 for the full day - Places are limited / Booking in advance is essential	Photographic Silk Screen Priniting for beginners Ordinarily screen printing is a closed practice, privy only to those with art school or print studio facilities. Using homemade equipment we will be able to allow people to screen print their own images. Results are best from strong contrast B&W images. In the morning we will be able to show you how to coat the the screens with photographic emulsion and develop a stron B&W image onto this. Throughout the afternoon we will then be mixing colours and printing from the screens. We hope to be able to send some of the products of these workshops to Holy Trinity Sunderland for exhibiting there as part of the TRANS=SEND mail art project that is ongoing.
July 2009
Thurs 23rd	6pm - 8pm FREE (Sandwiches and Refreshments provided)	POETRY WORKHOP Workshops continue at Holy Trinity Thursday evenings throughout July. Sessions will be being led by Leeds based poet and playwright Rommi Smith who led our Be Inspired workshop last year.
Tues 21st	Doors 5pm (workshop followed by performance 8pm) Ticket price £10 / £8 conc Workshop £5 / £3 Combined Ticket £12 / £10	SPOOKY MEN's CHORALE Expect more than a touch of humour from this 16 piece all male acapella singing group. Spookies performance will be preceded with the SING LIKE A BLOKE workshop (For Blokes of all genders).To check out the work of the Spookies visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvCFIposH_g&feature=related
Thurs 16th	6pm - 8pm FREE (Sandwiches and Refreshments provided)	POETRY WORKHOP Workshops continue at Holy Trinity Thursday evenings throughout July. Sessions will be being led by Leeds based poet and playwright Rommi Smith who led our Be Inspired workshop last year.
Thurs 9th	6pm - 8pm FREE (Sandwiches and Refreshments provided)	POETRY WORKHOP Workshops continue at Holy Trinity Thursday evenings throughout July. Sessions will be being led by Leeds based poet and playwright Rommi Smith who led our Be Inspired workshop last year. arts@trinity is part of the Leeds Peace Poetry Festival (being held ion November) and a special award has been created for workshop participants. We will also be celebrating National Poetry day at Holy Trinity in October and hope to gain the involvement of those taking part in the workshop sessions.
Thurs 2nd	6pm - 8pm FREE (Sandwiches and Refreshments provided)	POETRY WORKHOP Throughout July arts@trinity and Arts & Minds will be hosting a series of poetry workshops specifically for people who may experience issues with mental health. We aim to work together to create a living resource, to be shared with a wider population, designed to raise spirits and share inspiration, using poetry, the spoken word and other art forms. This resource may take the form of a website or publication that can be added to, having a life well beyond the end of the project.
June 2009
Fri 26th	Doors 8pm / Ticket price £10	Julia Nunes Julia Nunes is a ukelele / guitar player from upstate New York whose youtube performances got noticed by fellow college students, celebrities and folk purists alike. After being spotted by American piano rocker Ben Folds (Ben Folds Five) she was asked to open four shows for him in May 2008 and has recently, April 09, also performed a duet with him. Julia will be headlining her own show here at Trinity with support from Greg Holden. Tickets are available from Ticket Web - to purchase goto http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user?region=gb_northeast&query=schedule&venue=holytrin To view Julia Nunes video visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pmpo8THQJk
4th - 19th June 12pm - 4pm Daily CLOSED SUN & MON	PREVIEW NIGHT WED 3rd - 6pm - 8pm FREE (ALL WELCOME)	BORN 'BORN' is a site responsive exhibition that brings together some recent exhibitors from the ARTSMIX fold already familiar with Trinity's daunting architecture, and places them alongside some newer recruits to see what happens. The unifying theme is the church itself - it's architecture, scale, function and inhabitants past and present. The exhibition will include paintings, drawings, photographs, stain glass and audio visual images. Anyone visiting Trinity during the first two weeks of December last year will have seen the last ARTSMIX exhibition and so we hope you will come back as the artists revisit the space with new ideas.
MAY 2009
Thurs 28th 8:30pm - 10:30pm	Tickets £5	Library Tapes Minimalist modern classical / ambient pianist from Gavle, Sweden. Tickets available from Crash, Jumbo and wegottickets. Check out some Library Tapes tunes at http://www.last.fm/music/Library+Tapes?autostart=1
Saturday 23rd	Doors 7pm Tickets £5	Nebula Continuing our voyage into the deeper realms of the improvised universe we present the concrete sounds of Glistening Cogs of Greenland, a solo set from double bass player Dave Kane, a solo set from Phil Todd of Ashtray Navigations and Human Combustion Engine and electronics duo Major Morgan. Expect the unexpected once again with our regularly featured collective improv set.
Sat 16th 7pm - 12am	Tickets £4	Ellen and the Escapades / Gary Stewart Singer songwriter Ellen Smith brings to Trinity her folksy 5 piece band, gorgeous 3 part harmonies and harmonica bringing to mind the likes of Neil Young, Bob Dylan and Carole King. Together they create a soulful 70's folk throwback with a pop edge. Join them here for this gig to launch a new single
Wed 13th 6pm - 8pm	Open Thurs 14th & Fri 15th 10pm - 12pm FREE	An Atheist's Prayer An exhibition by Leeds based artist Phil Ashton exploring our ideas of life and the afterlife, mortality and spirituality.
MAY 6th	10am - 2pm FREE	Treasures Revealed Workshop The week beginning May 4th is Treasures Revealed week in various faith venues around Leeds and all involved will be opening themselves up to the public for very different types of events. Here at Trinity our continuing work in the field of art will see a free workshop open to anyone, regardless of age or ability, who wishes to take part. So if you wish to come along and be inspired in this marvellous Georgian setting and try your hand at batik or a number of other activities then please just turn up on the day.
MAY 2nd	Wristbands £10 Doors 12pm	LIVE AT LEEDS Live at Leeds returns to the city for the third year running with it's wide ranging roster of music acts. This years wristband events will include the likes of The Maccabees, Fionn Regan, Pulled Apart By Horses, Wintermute, Little Death, Grammatics and Dinosaur Pile Up. Arts@Trinity will be playing host to some of the wristband event acts and I shall let you know closer to the time who they will be. Around a hundred acts will be performing as part of Live at Leeds; At other venues around the city will be acts such as White Lies (Leeds Met) and Art Brut (The Cockpit). The full Live at Leeds event runs between May 1st and 3rd For more info visit http://www.liveatleeds.com Tickets can be obtained from http://www.lunatickets.co.uk and http://www.seetickets.com
May 1st	Tickets FREE Performance 7pm	FUSE LEEDS present . . Phil Minton's Feral Choir Avant Garde vocalist Phil Minton presents the culmination of the previous 3 nights workshops.
APRIL 2009
April 28th, 29th & 30th	Tickets FREE Workshops 7pm	FUSE LEEDS present . . Phil Minton's Feral Choir Avant Garde vocalist Phil Minton brings his workshops to Holy Trinity for 3 nights culminating on 1st May in a performance. If you would like to take part in this performance please contact FUSE on 0113 247 8332 or e-mail info@fuseleeds.com. No musical experience is necessary for participation and it is FREE. The project is about encouraging wider inclusion in music production and performance by people who may never have considered themselves musical.
April 25th	Tickets £7 Doors 7:30pm	NEBULA Arts@Trinity's regular improv night continues a pace with performances on the opening day of the FUSE LEEDS 09 Festival by Matthew Bourne, Christophe De Bezenac, These Mountains, Bruce Coates / Mike Hurley / Jonny Marks, Big Fire and Early Hominids. Over the coming months we will be featuring acts such as Morviscous and Glistening Cogs of Greenland amongst many others - Expect also the monthly improv set featuring a random and spontaneous jam featuring all or some of the nights performers. Last Months was fantastic so be sure to check this outin particular.
Private View Mon 20th April 6pm - 8pm	Exhibition continues Tues 21st - Fri 24th April 12pm - 4pm daily ADMISSION FREE	Collegium Taking into consideration the Georgian grandeur of Holy Trinity artists Laura Daniel, Eleri Bates, Anna Davis, Patrick Hamilton, Rosanna Gammon, Geraldine Henaghan, Kayleigh Smith and Nikki Bull set out to create an exhibition that, rather than separate itself from the magnificence of its surroundings, seeks instead to intergrate itself within the very fabric of the building and its 300 year history of use as a church.
MARCH 2009
Private View Mon 30th 5pm - 8pm	Exhibition continues tues 31st - Fri 3rd April 12pm - 4pm daily	NCND Artists Oliver Salmon and Tom Pearson set about creating an entirely audio installation within Holy Trinity Church; taking as their starting point encrypted messages that have been broadcast between the frequencies since World War Two. Like voices from a long forgotten past Salmon and Pearson will be filling the church with sound both pre-recorded and live utilising suspended radio receivers and transmitters. this exhibition will also feature in the 1st April Art Walk for more details on this event goto http://www.pavilion.org.uk/Art_Walks.html
MARCH 21st	Tickets £8 Doors 7:30pm	NEBULA 1st installment in a new series of improv gigs being hosted by arts@trinity. The line up for this event will include Matthew Bourne, Christophe De Bezenac, FRIMP TRIO featuring Bruce Coates / Trevor Lines / Mike Hurley, Human Combustion Engine, Spoils and Relics, 7 Hertz and The 9 (nonet). Join up to the Facebook site for regular updates on activities at http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=514720188&v=photos&so=0#/group.php?gid=46810157922&ref=mf
FEBRUARY 2009
Fri 20th	Doors 7pm Ticket cost £4 available from Jumbo records or on the door	Bela Emerson / Joseph Noah/ Skank Agenda / Miranda Arieh With a list of influences as long as yr arm and citing the likes of Bjork, Steve Reich, Juana Molina and Aphex Twin expect no less than an inspirational solo performance from experimental and imrovising cellist Bella Emerson. To check out some of her work visit her myspace page at http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=51544730
December2008
Fri 19th	Doors 7:30 Performance begins 8pm ends 9pm Tickets £4.50 conc. £5.50 full.	The Dogeared Collective Leeds based sketch comedy troupe. Winners of USA weekly 100 star award at Edinburgh Fringe. The Apocalypse Roadshow is a Yorkshire led look at the end of the world. Wildly anarchic and Darkly surreal. Money raised will be used to take the show to the Edinburgh Fringe in 2009.
Mon 15th	Performance begins 7:30 Ticket cost tbc	THE GASLIGHT CLUB A night of acoustic music and mince pies featuring Gary Stewart, Rosie Doonan, Sam Thornton and more to be announced. The mince pies won't be the only treats available on the night so come and grab a pew early.
Sat 13th	Doors 2pm performances begin 3pm	JINGLE ALL THE DAY The return of the annual St Georges Crypt fundraiser with a line up including David Thomas Broughton w/ 7 hurtz, Rosie Taylor Project, Glissando, Amber Sleep, Sparky Death Cap and Bleeding Heart Narrative with more acts yet to be announced. Read here for more info soon...
Private View Mon 1st Dec	Exhibition continues 12pm - 4pm Daily until Fri 12th. Except Sun CLOSED	ARTSMIX A site reponsive exhibition utilising and exploring the architectural structure and furniture of the church. The artist featured in this exhibition work in various media and have quite different and very individual style and approach to their creative practice.
November 2008
Sat 29th	Doors 7:30pm Tickets £5 advance £6 on the door	Fists / The Declining Winter / Amber Sleep / Red Trees With a list as long as yer arm on myspace citing such as acts as Charles Mingus, Neil Young, Daniel Johnson, Kraftwerk John Zorn, ad infinitum.. it would difficult to predict anything other than a bloody good night with a twist of Sparklehorse from Nottingham based headliners Fists. Support comes in the form of The Declining Winter, last seen at Trinity in May opening for Stars of the Lid, Amber Sleep and Red Trees. Tickets will be available from Jumbo, Crash and www.seetickets.com
Mon 24th - Fri 28th	Mon 1pm - 5pm Tues 2pm - 5pm Wed 1pm - 5pm Thurs 1pm - 5pm Fri 2pm - 5pm	OUT OF MY TREE Out of My Tree is the work of local artists who will be exploring the relationship between our trees and our city, drawing attention to the staggering beauty as well as unravelling the mysteries of these humble and often over looked organisms. The exhibition will also include workshops and an open mic event.
Wed 26th	Starting 8:30	OUT OF MY TREE presents ...The Tale of the Trees A creative writing workshop will take place between 7pm and 8:30 the products of which will be amongst work being shared at this Open Mic event. Anecdotal stories, songs, poetry etcetra from guests invited from far and wide.
Wed 26th	4:00 - 4:40	OUT OF MY TREE presents ... 'Edible Cities: Making the city productive by transforming disused spaces' a talk by Niels Corfield
Wed 26th	3:00 - 3:30	OUT OF MY TREE presents ... 'Straw Bail House Building' a talk by Zac Solomons
Tues 25th	2:30 - 4:30	OUT OF MY TREE presents ... A Christmas Tree decoration making workshop
Mon 10th Nov	Doors 6pm (to collect tickets) Film begins at 7pm 84 mins. Tickets	Leeds Film Festival - JESUS CHRIST SAVIOUR Klaus Kinski delivers a portentous monolgue on the life of Christ as a rebellious hero.
Sat 8th	Performances begin at 9pm Tickets £5	Hauschka Hauschka is the pseudonym of German pianist / composer Volker Bertelmann. His work as Hauschka is based on a playful exploration of the possibilities of the 'prepared' piano as pioneered by the likes of Henry Cowell and John Cage in the first half of the 20th century. Volkers playing is informed as much by modern electronica and Indonesian Gamelan as it is by any classical canon. More information on this artist can be found at http://fat-cat.co.uk/fatcat/artistInfo.php?id=112 With support on the night coming from Gareth S Brown tickets can be purchased from http://www.wegottickets.com/event/34120
Sat 1st	Doors open at 8pm Tickets £7	British Expeditionary Force / Her Name is Calla / worriedaboutsatan Pop music re-framed and re- imagined as electronica. Stunning ambient soundscapes skewering beutiful harmonies through processed soundwaves.
October 2008
Thurs 23rd, Fri 24th and Sat 25th	Doors 8pm Tickets £7.50 and £6.50	Dead of Night Are you scared of the dark? Then approach with caution! Dead of Night is a spine-tingling evening of original ghost stories performed in the gothic atmosphere of Holy Trinity Church. From a sinister ventriloquist’s dummy to a mysterious fog that doesn’t seem to lift, this is one show that’s sure to haunt you for weeks afterwards. Don’t forget to leave the lights on... Tickets available online at http://www.carriageworkstheatre.org.uk
Sat 18th	Performance begins 7pm Admission £8	Johnny Flyn Hailing from South London Johnny Flynn brings his Sussex wit to Holy Trinity for a night of lush country and blues melancholia. Inspired as much by Yeats and Shakespeare as the spirit of John Fahey the current tour has seen him playing with support from Mercury music prize nominee Laura Marling. Tickets can be bought from Crash and Jumbo and online from www.lunatickets.com www.lunatickets.com
Fri 10th	Doors 6pm - 6am	Light Night Once again Holy Trinity will be keeping it's doors open throughout the night as part of the city wide Light Night Festival. Confirmed so far is a project that will run between midnight and 6am, loosely connected with the North by Northwest Exhibitions entitled Exit Strategies. Straddling a line somewhere between musical performance and performance art a form of musical relay will take place. Musicians will be (musically) passing the baton allowing one to replace another whilst removing dead air from between sets creating a continuous performance. Other events will be announced as they are confirmed.
September 2008
Mon 29th September - Fri 10th October	12pm - 4pm. Closed Sun, Private View Tues 30th 6-8pm	North by Northwest North by Northwest is a collaborative project between the Peripheral artist collective, formed in November 2005 by Information Assistants at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds, and SOUP a similar group that emerged from Tate Liverpool in 2000. Spread over 20 venues across Leeds and Liverpool including Tate Liverpool, Holy Trinity, Design Innovation Centre (Leeds), Red Eric Studios (Leeds), Red Wire Studios (Liverpool) and many more the venues will be curated according to the work supplied by the 50 artists taking part. The aim of this exhibition, as with all previous Peripheral shows, is to present current work that is representitive of the artists ongoing practice and agendas as well as to develop a strategy for the presentation of quite disparate styles and themes in a manner that is coherent and brings to the forefront the collaborative nature of the shows.
Mon 22th - Fri 26th	12pm - 4pm. Closed Sun	From Redditch with Love - Tom Poultney Tom Poultney is an artist working in the field of audio visual art. Adapting the original purpose of machinery, technology and imagery allows him to subvert the expected narrative of the moving image and refocus attention on the insignificant incidents often ignored or overlooked in films of a more conventional nature. At Holy Trinity he will be presenting a live feed from multiple CCTV cameras intercut with pre-recorded footage of actors, thereby repositioning the performances within the real environment of the church. Other work by Tom will also be on show as part of the North by Northwest collaborative exhibition that follows in late Sept, early Oct.
Wed 10th	Doors 7:30 Admission £2.50 Members £5 Non-members	Bubble of Calm Try your hand at a choice of arts activities or just soak up the atmosphere of Holy Trinity Church a Bubble of Calm in the centre of the city. Meet new people, eat cake, and find out more about arts@trinity and the Arts and Minds Network. To become a member of the Arts and Minds Network just log onto the website www.artandmindsnetwork.org.uk http://www.artsandmindsnetwork.org.uk
Mon 8th - Sat 20th	12pm - 4pm. Closed Sun	CREATIVE ROOTS an exhibition by Leeds Mind Network CREATIVE ROOTS is a collaborative project exploring issues and history related to slavery in order to follow on commemorative work from the 2007 bicentenial celebrations of the abolition of the slave trade. This exhibition will showcase an exciting range of work produced by art students attending classes run by Leeds Mind Network. The work is the outcome of a series of workshops creatively exploring a sensitive issue and raising discussion and debate towards a positive future. Workshops will be run in conjunction with this exhibition on Wednesday 10th October.
Wed 3rd	Doors 7:30 Admission £9.50	Micah P Hinson Memphis born song writer Hinson brings his sophisticated take on folk to Holy Trinity in support of his new album 'Micah P Hinson and the Red Empire.
August 2008
Mon 4th - Fri 15th	12pm - 4pm	Relics and Regeneration In collaboration with Trinity Leeds, the company responsible for heading up the redevelopment of the Burton Arcade, Andy Graham and Victoria Lucas will be presenting a nostalgic look back at the last thirty years, how the area has changed and where the new development will take it next.
July 2008
Wed 30th	Doors 7pm - 11pm	Olafur Arnald On the back of his debut album 'Eulogy for evolution' comes a performance by icelandic musician Olafur Arnald. Mixing the old world of strings and piano with the contemporary world of loops and beats Arnald's music takes the classical foundation of his debut and fuses it with the machinery of the future.
Thurs 24th	Times TBC	24/7 Samaritans Fundraising Gig The Rosie Taylor Project, Lazy Baby, 35yd Beat Experiment, Mels Bells and Zapiain come together for 1 night to support The Samaritans,s how yr support too and come along.
Sat 19th	Times TBC	William D Drake Essex born, one time member of The Cardiacs, William D Drake brings his latest music to Holy Trinity Church.
Mon 7th - Sat 19th	Times TBC	FLUX Exhibition of work by Flux group of ceramicists more details to come
June 2008
Mon 16th - Sun 22nd th	12pm - 4pm	Gareth Griffiths A week long exhibition of sculptures cast in resin, concrete, and fibreglass that will hightlight the effects of the light as it falls on thwe work through the stained glass windows. Opening night Mon 16th FREE
Mon 9th - Fri 13th	12pm - 4pm	XTOL (Xiamen to Leeds)- China Now (TBC) Moorkind Productions present a live Global Art Machine. A collaboration between Kenneth G Hay, Andrew Kelly and Richard Taylor. Linked via video web link artists in Leeds and Xiamen, China will interact through a formulated art machine to unite Eastern and Western practice. The event is held as part of Andrew Kelly's solo exhibition (THIS) Apparent Nothing at the Chinese European Art Centre in Xiamen. Artists will be responding to certain instructions within specific parameters. Through formulated excersises, the idea of proportions within space will translate to artists of any origin to link perceptual / architectural space with conceptual space, creating interactive happenings, drawings, video pieces and more. Language shall not hinder or dictate proceedings. The aim is to identify and connect the distinctions between Chinese and British Art Practice. Members of the public visiting the exhibition will be encouraged to participate as part of the formulae. XTOL is creating a basic structure to witness exhilarating moments of creativity happening on different sides of the globe unified through art.www.andrewkelly.info www.moorland-productions.com www.chinanow.org.uk www.rich-taylor.co.uk
Wed 4th	10:30am - 12:00pm	Nigel Greenwood One City Projects - continues in the Cafe at 5:30pm until 7:00pm
May 2008
Fri 30th	Times TBC	Leeds Improvised Music Association Pianist Matthew Boune plays alongside Leeds Improvised Music Association. Tickets available on the door on the night or in advance from Leeds College of Music.
Sun 25th	Doors 8pm	Stars of the Lid Stars of the Lid return to Holy Trinity with support from The Declining Winter. Tickets available from www.wegottickets.com/event/27235.Ticket Price £10 - advance £12 - door. The bands can be found at www.brainwashed.com/sotl and www.myspace.com/thedecliningwinter
Sun 18th	3pm	Leeds Churches Together in Mission Service led by Nigel Greenwood
Mon 12th - Fri 16th	12pm - 4pm	TREASURES REVEALED EXHIBITION A week long exhibition during which the fruits of the previous weeks labours will be on display within and without Holy Trinity
Fri 9th	1pm - 7pm	BE INSPIRED (part of Treasures Revealed) Poetry and Music - A workshop led by Leeds poet Rommi Smith and pianist Sean Foran
Thurs 8th	11am - 4pm	BE INSPIRED (part of Treasures Revealed) A day for individual reflection using a variety of art media
Wed 7th	11am - 4pm	BE INSPIRED (part of Treasures Revealed) Graffiti - (Restricted Workshop) Phil Hunter creates a piece outside Holy Trinity
Tues 6th	11am - 4pm	BE INSPIRED (part of Treasures Revealed) Batik - Join Helen McDonald in the creation of a window hanging
Mon 5th	11am - 4pm	BE INSPIRED (part of Treasures Revealed) Contructed Textiles - Join Pippa Julings in the creation of a large scale hanging
April 2008
	8pm	Evangelista feat. Carla Bozulich After a cover version of Willie Nelson's 'Red Headed Stranger' album in it's entirety and incendiary live album 'I'm gonna stop Killing' Carla Bozulich has adopted the title of her 3rd album 'Evangelista' as the name for her current band. Comprising Tara Barnes and members of Thee Silver Mt Zion Orchestra 'Evangelista' produce devastatingly raw improvisation's. Can't say enough about how good this will be.
Fri 18th & Sat 19th	11:00am - 10:00pm	The Termite Club In the run up to it's 25th year at the forefront of innovations in experimental music The Termite Club's 20th Festival will feature performances from the outer reaches of free jazz, improv, sound collage poetry and the truly unclassifiable. Performances throughout the day from Nihilst Spasm Band, Xyimalloo, Hession, Wilkinson and Fell, Alvaro and more. Day Tickets £15 Full Weekend £30
Wed 16th Thurs 17th	5:30 - 7:30 10am - 5pm	Gone Tomorrow An Artist collective from Leeds Metropolitan University will be presenting work produced in response to being given free reign of Holy Trinity Church for just one day. The opening night will include film and live performance and the day long exhibition that will follow on Thursday 17th will include film, sculpture, painting performance and artists books.
Sat 12th	5:30pm - 10:30pm	Symphonies in Sacred Spaces III The last in a series of monthly performances of the Indian classical arts
March 2008
sat 29th	8:30 - 11:00	WorriedaboutSatan Single launch for atmospheric techno / rock fusion band WorriedaboutSatan with support from Falconetti and Solus Locus. Expect a night of epic moving music.
Sat 22nd	7:30pm	Holy Saturday Service Paschal Ceremonies and First Eucharist of Easter. This congregational service lasts for 1 hour. ALL ARE WELCOME TO TAKE PART
Wed 19th	7pm	Passover Meal
Fri 14th	5:30 - 10:30	Symphonies in Sacred Spaces II The second in a series of monthly performances of the Indian classical arts
Mon 17th - Wed 26th	Times TBC	Empty Spaces: Images of Redemption in an Urban Landscape More info to come on this next week
Wed 12th	10am - 5pm	INTER - SITE - SPEC A one day event that will launch a two month project by thirty, first year B.A (Hon) Art & Design students from Leeds College of Art. Students will create works within the space as a response to the diverse nature of the site and its visitors.
Thurs 6th	6pm	Womens World Day of Prayer Speaker - Ann Nichol
February 2008
Fri 29th	7:00pm - 8:30pm	Foran / Hendrixx / Bennett This will be one of the first performances in Leeds featuring new music written especially for this trio comprising Sean Foran on Piano, Yoost Hendrixx on Drums and Seth Bennett on Acoustic Bass.
Wed 27th	7am - 9pm	'Leeds Churches Together' Yearly talk and prayers on subjects involving the church and the world
Wed 27th	1:15am - 1:45pm	Dr Kevin Grady - 'Leeds in your Lunchtime' Lecture Series 'Civic Pride Proclaimed' Leeds Town Hall 1858 - 2008
Sat 23rd	10:00am - 6:00pm	Nigel Greenwood - Retreat on the Streets
Wed 20th	1:15am - 1:45pm	Dr Kevin Grady - 'Leeds in your Lunchtime' Lecture Series 'Grand Emporium' Market Halls of Victorian Leeds
Sat 16th	2:00pm - 4:00pm FREE	Symphonies in Sacred Spaces Manasamitra and Holy Trinity Church present Symphonies in Sacred Spaces, a new concert series that will bring monthly performances of the Indian classical arts initially ranging between music and dance. This first concert will be a free introduction
Wed 13th	1:15am - 1:45pm	Dr Kevin Grady - 'Leeds in your Lunchtime' Lecture Series 'Housing the Multitudes' The story of Leeds back to back
January 2008
Mon 14th - Fri 18th	Open 10am until 3am	Leeds Fine Art Exhibition 16 Leeds based Fine Artists come together in an exhibition exploring the human condition; mind, body and object. Covering a spectrum of disciplines, LFA aims to explore the relationship between artist and audience through a performative, interactive and innovative show. For more information on the artists involved go to www.lfagroup.co.uk
December
Sat 22nd	Doors 3.30pm Headline 11 - 12pm	Jingle all the Day A mix of bands and solo artists to get you into the festive spirit, this event will be going on all day and into the night. Tickets available at Jumbo, Crash and www.wegottickets.com.
Sat 22nd	2 - 3pm	Shoppers Carol Service Do you want a break from the last minute Christmas rush? An emotional lift away form the spending crazyness? Continuing in our attempt to bring a bit of festive cheer, we present to you an hour of Christmas Carols, FREE.
Sat 22nd	1 - 2pm	Refresments It's nearly Christmas, you're doing the last of the shopping and you are cold and parched. Well come to Holy Trinity as we will be offering Warming Winter Refreshments. This will be the start of a whole day of events and activities as we bring a bit of festive cheer to Leeds.
Sat 15th	Doors 7pm	Sketches for Albinos Forest of Sound present yet another music gem. A multi-instrumentalist weaving beautiful melodies from post-rock sounds and broken electronica with warmth and beauty. Tickets available at www.wegottickets.com.
Thurs 13th - Jan 1st	10am - 2pm	Leeds Market An exhibition of Photos of the historic Leeds Market. FREE.
Weds 5th	7.30pm - 9pm	'Call for Works' The Forum of Composers and Musicians.
Tues 4th	TBC	Artisan The monthly meeting for Artisan, the Christian arts network that seeks to engage art with Christianity.
November
Wed 28th	Doors 7pm	Jens Lekman Melodic Swedish indie pop maestro brings his eclectic performances to Leeds.
Fri 16 - 23rd	All day	Slave Britain For once, not at Holy Trinity, but rather an outside venue. Arts"trinity have been involved in bringing the Slave Britain exhibition to 'The Light' shooping centre. This is a photographic exhibition and narrative documentary on modern day slavery.
Mon 12th	6.30pm and 8.30pm	Leeds Film Festival We are presenting two films this evening on behalf of the Leeds Film Festival. At 6.30pm we have 'Celebrating Leeds on Film' a film celebration of Leeds' 800th anniversary. Then at 8.30pm we present the silent film 'Cottage on Dartmoor'. More details at Film Festival, but the site won't go live till 10th October.
Fri 9th	Doors 7.30pm	'Pollen' presents Leeds based promoters bring more of their selected and electic artists to play at Holy Trinity.
Thurs 8th	8.00pm	Film Festival We are hosting the silent film 'We are the strange' for the Leeds Film Festival. More details at Film Festival, but the site won't go live till 10th October.
October
Fri 26th	Doors 7.30pm	Audrey + Paul Marshall Audrey are a captivating band from Sweden with lush 4 part harmonies and organic instrumentation, with support by Leeds own songsmiths Paul Marshall and Laura Groves. Bought to you by Forest of Sound
Mon 15th - Fri 19th	6 - 9pm	Hydrologic An installation by Steve Allbutt and Phill Harding. A cyclical journey of light and sound whose transitional nature brings into focus the acoustic and sculptural qualities of Holy Trinity.
Sat 13th	4.30 - 5.30pm	Leeds Lieder As part of Leeds Lieder's weekend festival of song, we are host to their 'Made in Yorkshire' event. For more information see Leeds Lieder.
Fri 12th	6.30pm - dawn	Light Night As our contribution to this Leeds wide event, we have a fabulous night of entertainment starting at 7pm with the performance 'Lavater - A Shadow of History'. Followed by 'Night Lights' a sparkling 10 minute play and finishing off with 'Hydrologic' a sound and light installation that will be going on until sunrise the next morning. For more details, see our Events page.
Mon 1st - Fri 5th	10am - 2pm	Schizopolis The last week of the exhibition exploring what it means to be an artist in the city. For more details see the Schizopolis website.
September
Mon 17th	TBC	Turin Brakes A pre-tour gig, but the only way to get tickets is if you pre-order their new album.
Tues 11th - Fri Oct 5th	10am - 3pm	Schizopolis An exhibition by the Dispirit Art Collective exploring the city and what it means.
Tues 11th	8pm - 12am	Schizopolis - Opening night A night of Film and Music to open the Scizopolis exhibition. All proceeds on the door to go towards The Big Issue in the North Trust.
Fri 7th - Sat 8th	7.30 - 11pm	Folk Festival As part of the year long Celebrate Leeds festival, Holy Trinity is hosting 2 nights of Folk music.
Sat 1st	12noon - 1pm	Opera North Horn Club A recital by the Opera North Horn Club to commemorate th 50th anniversary of the death of horn player Dennis Brain. Event is free.
August
30th	Doors 7:30pm	Forest of Sound presents... Leeds based promoters bring you the best new sounds and bands breaking out of the underground.
21st - 27th	10 - 3pm Thurs - 6pm Sun closed	'Trinity3' Exhibition showcasing the best graduate works from all 3 of the Leeds art institutions.
Mon 20th	6-8pm	'Trinity3' opening night Opening night for Trinity3 exhibition, all welcome, refreshments served.
Mon 13th	7.30-8.30pm	Soda Guitar Duo For this concert they will present a diverse and entertaining programme of classical and Spanish guitar music, including works by Dowland, Tarrega, Beethoven and Villa-Lobos.