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TMG | TRINITY TAKES OVER TIOGA-SEQUOIA BREWING COMPANY IN DOWNTOWN FRESNO!

Tue, 20 Oct 2026 19:05:58 GMT

TMG | TRINITY TAKES OVER TIOGA-SEQUOIA BREWING COMPANY IN DOWNTOWN FRESNO!

They Said They Couldn’t. Now They’re Getting Ready to Show the World They Can!

FRESNO, CA — Something special is happening in Downtown Fresno, and Trinity Music Group (TMG) is making sure the world takes notice!

TMG recently took over the stage at Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Company, delivering an unforgettable performance filled with energy, excitement, and talent.

But this was more than just another performance. This was a statement.

For years, individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities have been underestimated, overlooked, and told what they couldn’t accomplish.

TMG is on a mission to change that narrative.

Under the leadership of Adrian “Vibes” Harris and Mysti Dailey-Harris, Trinity Music Group is breaking barriers and creating opportunities for artists to express themselves, develop their talents, and pursue dreams that once seemed out of reach.

Through Trinity Development Center, these artists are not only learning music. They’re recording original songs, producing music videos, performing live, and building confidence that extends far beyond the stage.

And they’re just getting started!

“We don’t want people supporting our artists out of sympathy. We want people to support them because they’re talented, entertaining, and deserve to be on that stage.”

The vision is bigger than Fresno. TMG is preparing to reach new audiences, perform on bigger stages, and show the world that talent has no limitations.

They aren’t asking the world to lower its expectations. They’re getting ready to exceed them.

A special thank you to Bridging Horizons for inviting Trinity Music Group to perform at their kickoff event at Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Company. We are grateful for the opportunity to share our artists’ talents and be part of such a meaningful celebration.

They said they couldn’t.

Now they’re showing the world THEY CAN!

Trinity Music Group — Breaking Barriers, One Stage at a Time.

Learn more: www.trinitydevelopmentcenter.com

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Trinity Girl brings an exciting new superhero experience to Fresno, California

Wed, 14 Oct 2026 18:17:25 GMT

Trinity Girl brings an exciting new superhero experience to Fresno, CALIFORNIA

"As a powerful symbol of safety, empowerment, self-advocacy, inclusion, and community spirit, she leads the way in inspiring others, with DJ Vibes and Trinity the Tiger joining her in the excitement, all while celebrating and supporting more than 20 local vendors.Trinity Girl Makes Her Superhero Debut at Bridging Horizons 2026, Bringing a Message of Safety, Empowerment, and Inclusion"

FRESNO, CA — October 2026 — Not all superheroes wear capes to fight villains. Some wear them to remind people that they matter, that they belong, and that someone is looking out for them. That was the message behind the official unveiling of Trinity Girl, a new community superhero brought to life by Mysti Dailey-Harris, Executive Director of Trinity Development Center, during the 2026 Bridging Horizons Conference in Fresno.

The two-day conference brought together individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, families, advocates, service providers, and community organizations to celebrate inclusion, education, and empowerment. But for Trinity Girl, the mission was simple: make people feel seen, make people feel special, and remind them that they are never alone.

A Superhero With a Purpose

Throughout the conference, Trinity Girl made her way through the vendor marketplace, greeting attendees, shaking hands, posing for pictures, and sharing moments of encouragement. The mission was simple yet powerful: To make people feel seen, valued, and special while empowering them through lessons in personal safety, self-advocacy, confidence, and the importance of speaking up for themselves. Her mission is to inspire individuals to recognize their own strength, understand their rights, find their voice, and always remember that they are never alone, their voices matter, and every person has the power to be their own superhero.

And everywhere she went, Trinity Girl carried an important message about safety, empowerment, and self-advocacy.

“Are you being safe?”

“Are you making the right choices?”

“Do you know how to speak up for yourself?”

Three simple questions, yet both carried a powerful meaning. Trinity Girl wanted every individual to understand that their safety matters, their voice deserves to be heard, and they have the right to speak up when something doesn’t feel right.

Her mission was not just to inspire others to be brave, but to teach them how to recognize unsafe situations, advocate for themselves, seek help when needed, and understand that their voice is their superpower.

More Than a Costume — A Movement of Inclusion

For Mysti Dailey-Harris, Trinity Girl represents something much bigger than a superhero character. As the Executive Director of Trinity Development Center, she has dedicated her work to creating opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to discover their abilities, develop confidence, and become active members of their communities. Trinity Girl takes that same mission beyond the walls of the center.

Through her character, Mysti hopes to create a recognizable symbol of encouragement, belonging, personal safety, and self-confidence. The goal isn’t to teach people to wait for a superhero to save them. It’s to remind them that they have strength, value, and a voice of their own. Because sometimes the most powerful thing a superhero can do is make another person believe in themselves.

Four Vendor Booths, One Shared Mission

Trinity’s presence at Bridging Horizons extended beyond the introduction of its newest superhero. The organization represented four vendor booths at the conference, showcasing different aspects of its growing community initiatives, including Trinity Development Center, Trinity Music Group, and Rosé Social Club. Each represented a different opportunity to connect with the community through education, creativity, entertainment, and meaningful experiences.

Together, the booths reflected a shared belief that inclusion should reach into every part of everyday life. Whether someone is learning a new skill, recording music, attending a social event, or pursuing their dreams, they deserve opportunities to participate, contribute, and thrive.

DJ Vibes Brought the Energy, and Trinity the Tiger Brought the Smiles

Of course, no Trinity experience would be complete without a little music and excitement. Alongside Trinity Girl was DJ Vibes, Adrian “Vibes” Harris, who made sure the conference experience had plenty of positive energy. From interacting with attendees to participating in the conference’s dance celebration, DJ Vibes helped bring the fun, reminding everyone that connection and inclusion can also happen through music and dancing.

Joining the team was another crowd-friendly character, Trinity the Tiger, who made special appearances throughout the event. Trinity the Tiger joined attendees for photographs, creating memorable moments and adding another playful element to the Trinity experience. Together, Trinity Girl, DJ Vibes, and Trinity the Tiger helped create an atmosphere where people could laugh, dance, take pictures, and simply enjoy being themselves.

Because inclusion isn’t always about sitting in a conference room discussing what needs to change. Sometimes it’s about getting on the dance floor, taking a picture with someone, sharing a laugh, and making people feel like they belong.

Thank You, Bridging Horizons

Trinity Development Center extends its heartfelt appreciation to the organizers of Bridging Horizons 2026 for creating a space that brings individuals, families, providers, and community organizations together. The opportunity to participate, connect with vendors, celebrate creativity, attend the dance, and introduce Trinity Girl to the community was truly meaningful. Events like Bridging Horizons demonstrate what becomes possible when organizations come together with a shared commitment to building a more inclusive future.

To every vendor who welcomed Trinity Girl, every person who stopped for a picture, every hand that was shaken, and every smile that was shared — thank you. The purchases supported businesses. The conversations built relationships. But the memories and encouragement were what made the experience special.

A Hero for the Community

As the conference came to an end, Trinity Girl’s mission was only beginning. Her appearance at Bridging Horizons marked the introduction of a character whose purpose goes far beyond entertainment. She represents a promise to continue advocating for safety, encouraging independence, celebrating abilities, and helping people recognize their own worth.

Perhaps the greatest lesson from her debut is that you don’t have to wear a superhero costume to make a difference. You can support a small business. You can ask someone if they’re okay. You can make time for a conversation. You can show kindness to someone who needs it. Because being a superhero isn’t about having superpowers. It’s about using whatever power you have to make somebody else’s life better.

And that is what Trinity Girl is all about.

WE ARE ONE.

Trinity Development Center | Trinity Music Group | Rosé Social Club

When a Community Unites: Fresno Unified, Fresno Police & Trinity Leaders Come Together for Artists With Autism

Thu, 08 Oct 2026 19:31:53 GMT

When a Community Unites: Fresno Unified, Fresno Police & TRINITY Leaders Come Together for Artists With Autism

310babii and That Girl Lay Lay Join Trinity Music Group for an Unforgettable WE ARE ONE Experience at Fresno High School.

FRESNO, CALIFORNIA — October 2026

Sometimes the most powerful moments happen when people with different responsibilities and perspectives come together for something greater than themselves. That was the story behind Trinity Music Group's WE ARE ONE event at Fresno High School, bringing together artists with autism and other developmental disabilities, educational leaders, law enforcement, and nationally recognized recording artists 310babii and That Girl Lay Lay . What began with challenges surrounding event planning became a powerful example of collaboration, inclusion, and community leadership.

DIFFERENT RESPONSIBILITIES. ONE SHARED PURPOSE.

For weeks, artists from Trinity Music Group , a creative program of Trinity Development Center, prepared for one of their biggest performances at Fresno High School. As planning progressed, questions surrounding event logistics, security, and student safety required additional attention. Representatives from Fresno Unified School District, the Fresno Police Department, Fresno High School administration, and Trinity leadership came together to address those concerns.

Educational leaders had a responsibility to protect students and families. Public safety professionals focused on security, while Trinity leadership remained committed to advocating for artists who had worked hard to prepare for their moment. Rather than allowing those concerns to stop the event, everyone communicated, listened, and worked toward solutions. Through cooperation and a shared commitment to the artists, the concerns were resolved, allowing WE ARE ONE to move forward at Fresno High School as originally planned. What could have become a setback instead became an example of what community leadership can accomplish.

LEADERSHIP THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

Special recognition goes to Fresno High Sch ool Vice Principal Raul Leal-Rodriguez , who worked directly with Trinity leadership throughout the planning process, helping navigate concerns, maintain communication, and work toward solutions.

Trinity Music Group extends special recognition to Keshia Thomas and Alex Belanger for their involvement, communication, and commitment to keeping the event's larger purpose at the center of the conversation. Their participation helped demonstrate how meaningful community relationships can extend beyond classrooms, offices, and administrative responsibilities. Special appreciation also goes to Pastor DJ Criner of Saint Rest Baptist Church for his advocacy, support, and commitment to ensuring that individuals with disabilities have opportunities to be heard, recognized, and celebrated.

For Keshia Thomas, the experience represented a special full-circle moment as she watched Kamari Flowers, a former student, perform as a recording artist with Trinity Music Group. Alex Belanger also took time to visit backstage, connect personally with event organizers, and share in the excitement of this meaningful occasion, demonstrating genuine support for the mission behind WE ARE ONE . These moments demonstrated that community leadership extends beyond meetings and official responsibilities. Sometimes, its greatest impact comes from showing up for the people being served.

Under the leadership of Executive Director Mysti Dailey-Harris , Trinity Development Center continues creating opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to develop their talents, confidence, and independence.

Through Trinity Music Group, Director and Executive Producer Adrian "Vibes" Harris is helping develop recording artists, songwriters, and performers while connecting them with real-world opportunities in the entertainment industry.

MORE THAN CELEBRITIES: REAL INDUSTRY RECOGNITION

One of the most meaningful parts of WE ARE ONE was the involvement of 310babii and That Girl Lay Lay .

Their presence brought excitement and star power, but their contribution went beyond a celebrity appearance.

For Trinity Music Group performers, receiving feedback and encouragement from established recording artists carries a different level of significance.

These weren't simply compliments from family members, friends, or instructors. They were perspectives from entertainers who understand what it takes to record music, perform professionally, build an audience, and establish themselves in the industry.

310babii and That Girl Lay Lay gave these emerging artists something valuable: recognition and feedback from credible voices in the music industry.

Their engagement reinforced an important message: artists with disabilities deserve the same opportunities to develop, receive professional feedback, and be recognized for their talents as any other aspiring entertainer.

That kind of encouragement can build confidence, inspire growth, and motivate performers to continue pursuing their dreams.

The celebrities helped bring attention to the event, but the artists of Trinity Music Group remained at the heart of the experience.

Their abilities, not their disabilities, were the focus.

BIGGER THAN ONE PERFORMANCE

The WE ARE ONE School Tour was built around a powerful belief: Talent deserves opportunity, and opportunity should never be limited by disability. Through music, Trinity Music Group is doing more than developing artists. We're using music as a tool to educate, build confidence, strengthen communication skills, encourage self-expression, and inspire personal growth . From songwriting and reading to recording and live performances, every experience creates opportunities for individuals with disabilities to discover their potential, overcome barriers, and believe in themselves. By bringing WE ARE ONE into schools and communities, our mission is to inspire the next generation, promote inclusion, and demonstrate that music isn't just entertainment. It's a powerful tool for education, empowerment, and transformation.

The greatest accomplishment wasn't simply putting on a show at Fresno High School. It was watching educational leaders, law enforcement, school staff, community organizations, established recording artists, and families come together to create an unforgettable experience.

It was seeing performers who had spent countless hours developing their music receive recognition from their community and respected professionals in the entertainment industry. And it was a reminder that when people work together, meaningful opportunities become possible.

Trinity Development Center and Trinity Music Group extend sincere appreciation to Fresno Unified School District, Superintendent Misty Her, Board President Veva Islas, Fresno High School Principal Amy Smith, Vice Principal Raul Leal-Rodriguez, Fresno High School faculty and staff, and the Fresno Police Department .

And to the artists of Trinity Music Group, continue creating, growing, and showing the world what you're capable of accomplishing.

The music may have ended, but the mission continues.

Many voices. One purpose. One community.

Together, WE ARE ONE.

TRINITY

Autism Has No Limits: Trinity Music Group Makes History Opening for E-40's Sister "Suga-T" at the SJV Black Expo

Tue, 22 Sep 2026 22:03:42 GMT

Autism Has No Limits: Trinity Music Group Makes History Opening for E-40's Sister "Suga-T" at the SJV Black Expo

Meet the inspiring artists with disabilities breaking barriers through music and opportunity

FRESNO, Calif. — Artists from Trinity Music Group (TMG) reached an important milestone at the San Joaquin Valley Black Expo, earning their first official booking and opening for Bay Area hip-hop artist Suga-T , known for her appearance on E-40’s “Sprinkle Me.”

For the artists, including performers with autism and other intellectual and developmental disabilities, the opportunity was about more than performing. It was a chance to be seen, included, and recognized for their talent.

The opportunity was led by Mysti Dailey-Harris , Executive Director of Trinity Development Center, and Adrian “Vibes” Harris , Executive Producer of Trinity Music Group, who continue creating real-world opportunities for adults with disabilities through music, creativity, and community engagement.

Throughout the SJV Black Expo, TMG artists also explored vendor booths, danced, connected with others, and enjoyed the event as members of the community.

A Powerful Performance

The TMG Choir took the stage with confidence, performing original songs including “Family,” “Beautiful,” “History in the Making,” and “Save Me.”

Each song gave the artists a chance to showcase their voices, energy, and hard work in front of a live audience. The performance reflected what Trinity Music Group is all about: creating opportunities for artists with disabilities to express themselves, build confidence, and share their talents with the community.

For many of the performers, this was more than just a set—it was a moment to proudly show what they had been working toward.

Getting Exposure Into the World of Music

The TMG artists also had the opportunity to meet Suga-T , giving them meaningful exposure into the world of music and what may be possible for their own futures.

Being around an established recording artist, performing on a real stage, and taking part in a professional event gave the artists a firsthand look at the music industry. Experiences like this can help inspire them to keep growing, creating, and pursuing new opportunities through music.

They are also learning that success in music takes more than performing on stage. Throughout the event, TMG artists helped manage their informational booth, passed out tickets for upcoming shows, spoke with community members, and networked with other vendors while explaining what Trinity Music Group is all about.

These experiences are teaching the artists how to promote themselves, build connections, communicate with others, and put in the work behind the scenes. From performing and networking to promoting future events, they are learning firsthand what it takes to grow and become successful in the music industry.

This Is Only the Beginning

Trinity Music Group is building something that extends far beyond a single performance.

Through music, creativity, and community engagement, the program is creating opportunities for artists with autism and other developmental disabilities to pursue their passions and share their work with the world.

Their first official booking is now part of their story.

Their first opening performance for an established artist is now part of their journey.

And the possibilities ahead are bigger than any one stage.

Behind that vision are Mysti Dailey-Harris , Executive Director of Trinity Development Center, and Adrian “Vibes” Harris Executive Producer , of Trinity Music Group. Together, they are creating pathways for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to move beyond traditional programming and into real-world experiences where their talents can be developed, celebrated, and seen by the broader community.

The hope is that moments like this become the norm rather than the exception, with more venues, festivals, and community organizations recognizing the talent these artists have to offer.

They don’t need the world to lower the bar. They deserve the opportunity to reach it.

The San Joaquin Valley Black Expo was their first official booking.

It won't be their last.

A special thank you to the San Joaquin Valley Black Expo organization for giving Trinity Music Group and our artists the opportunity to be part of such an incredible event. This experience meant so much to our artists and gave them a chance to perform, connect with the community, and showcase their talents on a bigger stage.

We would also like to personally thank Gwen Morris, Hank Hendrix, Linda Coleman, Rashonda Martin, Donna Middleton, and everyone else who played a role in helping us secure this booking and making the opportunity possible.

Your support, encouragement, and willingness to create space for our artists will never go unnoticed. Thank you for believing in inclusion and helping open doors for talented individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Trinity Development Center Leads Disability Pride Month March to Fresno City Hall, Calling for Inclusion, Equality, and Opportunity

Wed, 15 Jul 2026 22:55:18 GMT

Trinity Development Center Leads Disability Pride Month March to Fresno City Hall, Calling for Inclusion, Equality, and Opportunity.

Meet the inspiring adults with disabilities who are leading a movement for inclusion, equality, and opportunity

FRESNO, Calif. — In honor of Disability Pride Month , Trinity Development Center (TDC) and Trinity Music Group (TMG) brought together adults with disabilities, local artists, families, and community members for a peaceful march through Downtown Fresno to City Hall, delivering a simple but powerful message: Disability rights are human rights.

Led by Mysti Dailey Harris and Adrian Vibes Harris , the event highlighted the importance of inclusion, equal opportunity, self-expression, and ensuring that people with disabilities are seen, heard, and valued throughout the community.

"This movement is about more than one day or one month," said Mysti Dailey Harris. "Disability Pride Month reminds us that inclusion isn't something we celebrate once a year—it should be part of how we live every day. Every person deserves the opportunity to build friendships, pursue careers, express their creativity, and be fully included in their community."

The march also featured support from local artists who used their platforms to stand alongside the disability community, including DJ Vibes, Tyler, Slim_Fit_Dre, Jay24, Kamari Flowers, Poison Ivy, and Calen Jones . Their participation demonstrated how music and community leadership can come together to create meaningful conversations and inspire change.

Participants carried signs promoting inclusion, equality, and acceptance as they made their way through downtown, encouraging Fresno residents to recognize the talents, voices, and contributions of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

For Trinity Development Center, the march reflected its ongoing mission of helping adults with disabilities build independent, fulfilling lives through vocational training, creative arts, music, employment opportunities, and community engagement.

"This wasn't just a walk," said Adrian Harris. "It was an opportunity for our clients to stand proudly in the heart of our city and remind everyone that every person deserves respect, dignity, and the chance to pursue their dreams."

The event also served as the backdrop for an upcoming music video produced by Trinity Music Group. By combining music with advocacy, TMG hopes to reach audiences far beyond Fresno and encourage communities everywhere to embrace inclusion and celebrate the abilities, talents, and potential of people with disabilities.

As the march concluded at Fresno City Hall, participants gathered together in a powerful display of unity—a reminder that meaningful change begins when communities choose to stand together.

About Trinity Development Center

Trinity Development Center is a Fresno-based adult day program dedicated to empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through life skills, vocational opportunities, creative arts, music, fitness, community involvement, and employment readiness. The organization believes every individual deserves the opportunity to thrive, contribute, and live with dignity.

About Trinity Music Group

Trinity Music Group (TMG) is the music division of Trinity Development Center, bringing together artists with and without disabilities to create music that inspires, uplifts, and breaks down barriers. Through collaboration, mentorship, and performance, TMG demonstrates that talent has no disability.