For students who love to perform, create, innovate, and express themselves, the arts are a vibrant part of everyday life at Trinity Prep. From jazz musicians welcoming the school community in the morning and theater students rehearsing for the next production to artists experimenting with new mediums and forensics competitors preparing for tournaments, creativity is always on display.
Beginning in middle school, students can explore a wide range of artistic disciplines through both elective courses and extracurricular opportunities. Whether pursuing visual arts, music, theater, creative writing, or forensics, students are encouraged to develop their talents, discover new passions, and share their unique voices.
As students advance through Upper School, opportunities expand with specialized courses and advanced study, including AP Art, AP Photography, AP Music Theory, and competitive programs in theater, music, and forensics. From the classroom to the stage, gallery, competition hall, and beyond, Trinity Prep's arts programs inspire students to hone their craft, build confidence, and bring their creativity to life.
2025-26 Achievements & Highlights

Passionate Faculty
We are incredibly fortunate to boast a thriving arts program, where industry professionals and seasoned master teachers in every discipline passionately guide our students. Their dedication ensures that our young artists not only develop their skills but also discover and cultivate their unique voices.

Arts Hall of Fame
The Patron's of the Arts celebrates Trinity Prep alumni who excel in visual arts, performing arts, literature, film, and multimedia. This event honors graduates with at least 10 years of achievements, spotlighting their lasting impact and connection to our community.

Inspiring Masterclasses
The arts program at Trinity Prep features masterclasses led by visiting artists and instructors who conduct workshops across various disciplines. Highlights from 2024-25 include a session with the Yale Whiffenpoofs, an acting class with Broadway star Brian M. Love, and a macramé workshop with ceramist Kelly Evans.













































