ONEONESIX Trust, formed at the end of 2017, holds the lease for the building. ONEONESIX receives operational funding from DIA (Lotteries) and Foundation North to pay for staff to run the building, develop audience, run education programmes with local schools, mentor young theatre practitioners, incubate new community focused projects, provide a space for people to meet and talk, host a community radio station and develop original, contemporary NZ theatre.
The trust receives amazing support from a number of local businesses who supply financial and services in kind to assist ONEONESIX. The trust also receives support from the Whangārei District Council, the owners of 116 Bank Street, by way of an annual peppercorn rental.
ONEONESIX encourages the ‘positive friction’ of Whangārei, actively shaping our space and programme to ensure its accessibility to people of different backgrounds, ages, identities, ethnicities and abilities. We are responsive and accountable to our community.
ONEONESIX Trust, formed at the end of 2017, holds the lease for the building. ONEONESIX receives operational funding from DIA (Lotteries) and Foundation North to pay for staff to run the building, develop audience, run education programmes with local schools, mentor young theatre practitioners, incubate new community focused projects, provide a space for people to meet and talk, host a community radio station and develop original, contemporary NZ theatre.
The trust receives amazing support from a number of local businesses who supply financial and services in kind to assist ONEONESIX. The trust also receives support from the Whangārei District Council, the owners of 116 Bank Street, by way of an annual peppercorn rental.
ONEONESIX encourages the ‘positive friction’ of Whangārei, actively shaping our space and programme to ensure its accessibility to people of different backgrounds, ages, identities, ethnicities and abilities. We are responsive and accountable to our community.
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