Trinity Cathedral, Portland

We welcome makers from across the state to display their wares in Kempton Hall at this beloved annual exhibition. Discover that special piece of jewelry, beautiful artwork to hang or to gift, a wide variety of fabulous fiber arts, and much more.

As Trinitots, young children (ages 3+) explore the music of the church as they sing, move, and play simple instruments.

We welcome makers from across the state to display their wares in Kempton Hall at this beloved annual exhibition. Discover that special piece of jewelry, beautiful artwork to hang or to gift, a wide variety of fabulous fiber arts, and much more.

Illuminating the Ordinary showcases works by many of our brilliant Trinity artists—inspired by Holy Scripture readings heard during the season of Ordinary Time (from Trinity Sunday to Advent).

A profoundly moving debut novel that follows an elderly man’s attempts to mend his relationship with his son before it’s too late: an emotional story of love, friendship, fatherhood, dogs, and atonement that is already an international sensation. (In person only; Moderated by Beverly Harmon)

As Trinitots, young children (ages 3+) explore the music of the church as they sing, move, and play simple instruments.

Almost as soon as we understand AI, it changes again. In this forum series, we review some of the seminal new works on AI, considering its implications on religion and on the world as we know it. Led by Brendan Barnicle.

Illuminating the Ordinary showcases works by many of our brilliant Trinity artists—inspired by Holy Scripture readings heard during the season of Ordinary Time (from Trinity Sunday to Advent).

In her first retrospective, painter and designer Karen Gatens gathers work in oils, acrylics, pastels, and mixed media, using images from nature to explore the inner search for meaning.

In this class, we'll read nature writers like John Muir, Edward Albee, Annie Dillard, and Gerard Manley Hopkins and reflect together on how the Spirit comes alive in their words.