Our Story
The Trinity Players Inc is a non-profit organization operated by our board of directors and it's members.
A little more than 60 years ago a courageous woman named Barbara Polka and three fellow thespians formed a theater troupe called the Trinity Players. Determined to provide residents of Trinity County an opportunity for personal growth as a member of community theater, as well as a chance to be entertained by your neighbors, the theater group persisted to exist. Performances were held in the Veteran's Hall, with poor lighting, a makeshift stage, and deplorable acoustics. Not to be deterred, the Trinity Players pushed on with Mrs. Polka at the helm and eventually, through grants, fundraising, and a township full of sweat equity, the troupe acquired the building at it's present day location.
What is the Trinity Alps Performing Art Center?
Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center owned and operated by the Trinity Players is a beautiful 11,000 square feet facility with fine acoustics, a permanent stage with lighting, a welcoming lobby including snack bar and plenty of parking. This theater, built by its own community, is now home to performances produced by the Trinity Players and to many other acts including live music, dance, comedy, magic, and more.
Amenities
OUR PURPOSE
Location
101 Arbuckle Ct, Weaverville, CA
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 453
Weaverville, CA
96093
Phone Number
(530) 623 - 8695
The Trinity Players Inc is a non-profit organization operated by our board of directors and it's members.
A little more than 60 years ago a courageous woman named Barbara Polka and three fellow thespians formed a theater troupe called the Trinity Players. Determined to provide residents of Trinity County an opportunity for personal growth as a member of community theater, as well as a chance to be entertained by your neighbors, the theater group persisted to exist. Performances were held in the Veteran's Hall, with poor lighting, a makeshift stage, and deplorable acoustics. Not to be deterred, the Trinity Players pushed on with Mrs. Polka at the helm and eventually, through grants, fundraising, and a township full of sweat equity, the troupe acquired the building at it's present day location.
What is the Trinity Alps Performing Art Center?
Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center owned and operated by the Trinity Players is a beautiful 11,000 square feet facility with fine acoustics, a permanent stage with lighting, a welcoming lobby including snack bar and plenty of parking. This theater, built by its own community, is now home to performances produced by the Trinity Players and to many other acts including live music, dance, comedy, magic, and more.
Amenities
- 247 Seat Auditorium
- 25' x 35' Stage with Full Rigging
- Two Backstage Dressing Rooms with Restrooms
- Prop Construction Shop
- 24 Channel 8 Buss Sound Console in Sound/Light Booth
- Complete Stage Lighting, with Fully Programmable Light Controller and Spot Lights
- Projector and Drop Down Screen on Stage
- Grand Piano Available
- Large Lobby with Concessions and Restrooms
- Two On Site Parking Lots with 117 Parking Spaces Including 6 Handicap
OUR PURPOSE
- Offer excellence in the arts, entertainment, education, and technology to a wide, and diverse audience.
- Be an asset to our community in terms of economic stimulation.
- Grow a vital, and sustainable community resource that builds up people, and enriches the lives of residents, and visitors alike
Location
101 Arbuckle Ct, Weaverville, CA
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 453
Weaverville, CA
96093
Phone Number
(530) 623 - 8695
