• Trinitarians Adult Choir: Thursdays from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon
• The Carillon Singers: Thursday evenings
• Potluck Suppers: Arranged by The Multicultural Association of Pictou County. Check on their website to see when the next supper is scheduled. All are welcome!

International Cooking Classes ±

Since 2010, the Multicultural Association of Pictou County has been offering a variety of international cooking classes. Classes have included foods from countries around the world. Cost per person is $10 and registration is required.

Palliative Cancer Support ±

Held on Wednesday mornings, this group is for those who have received a life limiting diagnosis. Staffed by trained volunteers the group begins at 10 am. Meetings are held in the Mary Walsh Room and include a time of check in, a program, often including a guest, and a snack. Participants speak of the joy of having friends and volunteers with who to share the journey.

Taoist Tai Chi Society Classes ±

Organized by the Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism, this group meets weekly on Tuesdays, and offer both beginner and continuing classes. Those attending, please use the MacLean Street entrance. Registration can be found on their website

Annual New Glasgow Music Festival ±

The New Glasgow Music Festival’s origins date back to 1922 with the formation of the Ladies' Music Club. The purpose of the club members was threefold: to improve themselves in their own musical education, to cultivate music appreciation in schools and churches, and to foster fine music in all branches of the community through study and presentation.

• The Sanctuary
Includes a Casavant Pipe Organ, a grand piano, (property of The New Glasgow Music Festival Association.) Wheelchair access is provided by an elevator off MacLean St.

• The Mary Walsh Room
A cozy meeting space for small groups. The recently renovated Mary Walsh room includes a kitchenette and a fully accessible, barrier free washroom. (Mary Walsh was a much loved and dedicated volunteer at Trinity who is especially remembered for her care of young children in that room.)

• The Kitchen
Trinity is proud of its large commercial style kitchen, which is used most often to prepare a full meal two times a week by volunteers of “The Shepherd’s Lunchroom” (a community based meal program, housed and hosted by Trinity.)

• The Chapel
Used by the choir for practice and as a gathering place for others involved in worship.

• The Auditorium
Includes a stage area, and several smaller rooms. Adjacent to the auditorium is a well-equipped kitchen.

• The Multi-Purpose Room
This is a large room suitable for meetings and other events.

• Parking
A small lot, across MacLean St., provides parking for staff and a limited number of visitors.
For Sunday Services and other events we rely mainly on street side parking.