Prince Edward Island fiddler, Richard Wood will be launching his long awaited CD, “Unbroken”, at Trinity United Church in Charlottetown on Saturday, Oct. 6, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. The CD features contributions from many Island Artists including Eddy Quinn, Joey Kitson, Kelly Mooney and several others. He will be accompanied on stage by special guests who worked with him on the CD, as well as brother and sister, Dominik and Bethany Pineau from the Juliette Roberts School of Dance. Come and enjoy a great evening of spirited Richard Wood magic in an acoustically amazing venue. Tickets are available through the Eastlink Centre as well as at the door. Tickets are $18.00 each.
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On Friday, Aug. 31, 11:30 am, please join us at Trinity for a free 45 minute classical recital featuring Luc Lalonde, baritone from Ottawa. The program will be Dichterliebe by Schumann and 2 early songs by Mahler. Please join us!
As the City of Charlottetown hosts the DiverseCity Festival on Sunday, June 24th, please join our congregation at Trinity-Clifton United Church for a DiverseCity Sunday worship service beginning at 10:30 a.m. We are delighted to be welcoming Miriam Rhodes, flautist; the Stratford Elementary School Choir under the direction of Ellen Davis; Masoud Fahandezhsaadi, member of the Muslim faith community; Julie Pellissier-Lush, Mi’kmaq Cultural Advisor; Basel Al Rashdan, youth ambassador for peace and our guest speaker; Olivia Barnes, soloist; and many members of our own congregation who will participate in our morning worship service. Following worship, sweets from around the world will be shared in the sanctuary as we continue to celebrate our vision for a just and peaceful world! Please join us! All are welcome in this place!
The Poverty Reduction Community Conversations begin this Wednesday, June 6th, in Souris. The Community Conversations are happening across PEIas part of the public engagement process in developing of the Poverty Reduction Action Plan. Charlottetown hosts a conversation on Tuesday, June 12th atMurphy’s Community Centre, Room 207 (200 Richmond Street), 6:30-8:30 PM.
All are welcome.
Poverty is a community challenge that impacts people from many different backgrounds and across the life span. Poverty involves a number of challenges, such as:
access to healthy food; earning enough money; adequate housing; higher education opportunities; job opportunities; reliable transportation; andhealth services.
Responding to poverty requires a whole-of-community, collaborative approach. The aim of the Community Conversationsis to raise awareness of the poverty issues Islanders face, and to work withIslanders on a larger scale to identify potential priorities and solutions for addressing poverty.
Visit www.princeedwardisland.ca/poverty-reduction for more information.
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As part of Music PEI’s Canadian Songwriter’s Challenge, 12 musicians have been chosen to write together for 2 days and record demos. Six of the musicians are from PEI; the other six are musicians from across Canada. Join us for a special songsmith session, where the musicians will debut their new songs, and no doubt a few surprises!
The 6 PEI musicians are: Catherine MacLellan, Josh Carter (of Calm Baretta), Alicia Toner, Russell Louder, Danny Drouin, and Amanda Jackson Band (actually The Amanda Jackson Trio).
The 6 musicians from across Canada are: Reeny Smith (Music Nova Scotia), SHAUN LB (Music / Musique NB), Sean Panting (MusicNL), Step Copeland (MusicOntario), Shantaia (SaskMusic), and Alexandria Maillot (Music BC).
Friday, May 25th @ 7:30 PM
Trinity United Church – 220 Richmond St, Charlottetown
Tickets are $12 and are available at the door. For more details, check out our Facebook page.
Please join us, it’s going to be a great evening of Canadian music!
Arioso, a delightful woman’s choral ensemble from Kensington PEI, will be performing at historic Trinity United Church in Charlottetown on Sunday, June 3, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $15.00 each (plus an additional $1 for phone/internet sales) and are available at the Eastlink Centre Box Office, by calling (902)629-6625, or online. They will also be available at the door after 6:00 p.m. on the evening of the event.
Trinity United Church, 220 Richmond St., Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. June 3, 2018 at 7:00 P.m. Arioso, a local woman’s choral ensemble, will perform in concert as part of Trinity’s developing concert series.
Brought together by a love of music, friendship and song, Arioso is a women’s choral ensemble that has delighted Island audiences with their joyful and melodic performances. The name “Arioso” means vocal music that is more melodic than recitative but less formal than an aria. The ladies have many familial connections that take their performances to a deeper level. Their love of music and each other is evident in every performance. Every year Arioso takes a week’s vacation together in Parrsboro, Nova Scotia, which reminds them of the reasons that they love to sing together. Arioso is currently comprised of vocalists Maureen Brennan, Claire Caseley-Smith, Heather Coulson, Juliana Elsinga, Meghan McCarthy, Victoria Coulson, and pianist Jennifer MacDonald. All of these ladies have deep roots in music, many are music teachers and most have been performing since they were children!
Arioso’s repertoire ranges from Celtic, folk, and contemporary to sacred and classical. They always ensure there are a few favourites audiences are sure to recognize! Over the past 10 years they have had the pleasure of appearing at the Indian River Festival, Summerside’s Chautauqua Festival and Charlottetown’s Canada 150 Celebration, where they sang alongside the “Men of the Deeps”. Arioso has also appeared in many beautiful Island churches, with concerts in aid of the congregation as well as local charities such as “The Christmas Tree of Hope” and “Friends of St. Mary’s.
The venue, Trinity United Church in Charlottetown, is well known for its amazing acoustics and warm, welcoming congregation. The roots of Trinity go back to 1778, but the present sanctuary structure was opened and dedicated for public worship in November of 1864 and it is the oldest Charlottetown church building in continuous use as a place of worship. Community is very important at Trinity. Over the past few months Trinity has been developing a concert series as a means to provide an intimate musical experience for its congregation and the Island community at large. This concert is sure to delight!
Buy Tickets
Our annual take-out lobster supper is being held on Wed., June 6, with pickup from
3:30 – 5:30 pm. Tickets are $22 and are available from UCW members, Trinity Men, our church office, and from Norman Carruthers (902-566-3007). Deliveries are available for shut-ins. Tickets will be available after our service at the Richmond Street entrance. 
There will be a Tuesday Supper on May 1 at 6 pm in the gym. Three nuns from Great Enlightenment Buddhist Institute will speak on their religion, why they came to PEI, and what they are building in Brudenell. Cost of the meal is $10. Tickets are available after the service at the Richmond Street entrance or during the week in our office.
Due to unforeseen circumstances the concert by the Men of the Harvest to be held at Trinity United Church on Sunday evening, April the 15th, has been cancelled. Those who purchased tickets directly from the church may obtain a refund at the Richmond St. entrance tomorrow after church services. Those who purchased tickets from the Eastlink Centre may obtain refunds from the Eastlink Centre. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused.
Feb. 20 through Mar. 27
A study of women in the Bible will continue with Living the Questions: Uppity Women of the Bible, as we explore together the Book of Esther.
Rev. Cathie will lead this six-week series in the Chapel, each Tuesday at noon, beginning on Feb. 20.
To register, please call or email Ellen Locke Doiron, Office Administrator.
Telephone: (902) 892-4114
Email: trinityunited@eastlink.ca