Join us this weekend: West Bristol Arts Trail at Holy Trinity Church

OCTOBER 2026 • BRISTOL

This Weekend • Sat & Sun • 10 am – 5 pm

West Bristol Arts Trail 2026

Discover original artwork, open homes across Clifton, and a vibrant community atmosphere.

EXPLORE THE TRAIL

Exhibiting at Holy Trinity Church

Join Emma Catherine Creations in Hotwells, Bristol this weekend. Emma’s venue will host a curated collective of fantastic local artists under one welcoming, historic roof.

Location: Holy Trinity Church, Hotwells, Bristol

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01 / The Trail

Clifton Open Homes

Wander through the creative heart of Bristol as artists open their private homes and studio doors across Clifton for this celebrated annual trail.

02 / Hospitality

Handmade Cakes & Drinks

Take a leisurely pause during your visit. Holy Trinity Church will have freshly prepared handmade cakes and refreshing drinks available throughout the day.

OCTOBER 2026 COMMUNITY EVENT

Spend your weekend immersed in local Bristol art.

Doors open both Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm. Admission is free—bring friends, family, and art enthusiasts for an inspiring weekend walk.

Visit Emma Catherine Creations

Creating a bespoke Bristol Artwork for Taylor& Bond (The Royal London Buildings)

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I was delighted to spend a day live painting for Taylor and bond's new offices on Baldwin Street.

This painting is part of a larger commissioned collection of large scale semi abstract pieces inspired by Bristol light and it's beautiful atmosphere.

Working with oil paint, texture, layers and luminosity whilst using gold leaf, I wanted the pieces to feel connected to the City, moving through the ever changing light throughout the day, bringing warmth and creativity to the luxurious, curated office spaces.

I love creating artwork for exciting spaces, reflecting their identity and inspiring whoever enters.

For all commissions, bespoke art and workplace Art, please get in touch.

Mural for a 15th century converted monastery

I have just finished a wonderful project with the most brilliant customers, here is her review;

It’s so much more fun coming downstairs these days to be greeted by this glimmering mural. Jon & I needed a boost to celebrate my survival through anal cancer treatment in 2025. Additionally I was overwhelmed by things that had piled up and feeling like I needed an escape or to downsize. Jon persuaded me to stay and promised that we could make progress with refurbishing and refreshing our home if we employed some help. The hallway felt more manageable than the kitchen so we started there clearing out furniture and old books and curtains. It felt airier but our lodger Sergei commented it still felt still like a hospital. I knew what he meant. Our friend John came and painted the walls and encouraged me to be bold in my choices. Then Emma came into the garden with me for inspiration. She listened to the songs and stories I shared and was so kind and patient during our exchange of ideas. I knew I wanted a rather huge golden circle (sun/moon). This tree of life was the collaborative result and embraces our connections as part of the natural world, like a family tree that acknowledges all beings and life itself.

The atmosphere of this space is transformed with a hint of whimsy and forest friends. There are still some more things to finish before I feel the room is complete but I won’t delay sharing the space with friends.

My dream is for it to be pulsing with music, poetry & smiles.