The Hall at Northcote Uniting Church
About this space
The hall has a capacity of 250–300 people, depending on the seating arrangements. Inside, there are approximately 100 chairs and 5 couches. The hall itself measures 19 meters long by 12 meters wide. Limited rear access is available from Eastment Street.
In the equipment room, you'll find 4 circular trestle tables and 14 large rectangular tables, along with a PA system, 3 roving microphones, a sound board, lamps, Persian rugs, and candelabras. There are also 12 staging units, each measuring 2 meters by 1 meter, which have a variety of legs and can be used as additional tables or a stage.
The kitchen area includes a kettle, mugs, a sandwich press, a refrigerator/freezer, a stove, a 90 cm commercial oven, a microwave, a sink, a dishwasher, and all necessary crockery and cutlery. Additionally, urns are provided.
Prices
Equipment and Cleaning Charges:
Spaces must be left in a satisfactory condition as determined by the Mission and Ministry Enabler or Groundskeeper. A surcharge of $50 will apply for incorrectly stored equipment and $100 for additional cleaning if required.
Equipment and Cleaning Charges:
Spaces must be left in a satisfactory condition as determined by the Mission and Ministry Enabler or Groundskeeper. A surcharge of $50 will apply for incorrectly stored equipment and $100 for additional cleaning if required.
Equipment and Cleaning Charges:
Spaces must be left in a satisfactory condition as determined by the Mission and Ministry Enabler or Groundskeeper. A surcharge of $50 will apply for incorrectly stored equipment and $100 for additional cleaning if required.
Equipment and Cleaning Charges:
Spaces must be left in a satisfactory condition as determined by the Mission and Ministry Enabler or Groundskeeper. A surcharge of $50 will apply for incorrectly stored equipment and $100 for additional cleaning if required.
Equipment and Cleaning Charges:
Spaces must be left in a satisfactory condition as determined by the Mission and Ministry Enabler or Groundskeeper. A surcharge of $50 will apply for incorrectly stored equipment and $100 for additional cleaning if required.
Equipment and Cleaning Charges:
Spaces must be left in a satisfactory condition as determined by the Mission and Ministry Enabler or Groundskeeper. A surcharge of $50 will apply for incorrectly stored equipment and $100 for additional cleaning if required.
Equipment and Cleaning Charges:
Spaces must be left in a satisfactory condition as determined by the Mission and Ministry Enabler or Groundskeeper. A surcharge of $50 will apply for incorrectly stored equipment and $100 for additional cleaning if required.
Capacity
Catering and drinks
Facilities
Music & sound equipment
Accessibility
Rules of the space
Allowed events
Host rules
Zero Waste Policy:
As a zero waste site, all rubbish and recycling must be removed by you. A penalty of $100 will apply for any refuse disposed of on site.
Equipment Storage:
Equipment storage on site is not permitted unless prior arrangements have been made through a written addendum to this contract.
NUC Partners' Volunteer Requirement:
NUC Partners who are community groups (as identified prior) are expected to volunteer two people for the quarterly working bee, in addition to receiving a reduced rate.
Lost Key Penalty:
A $150 penalty will be charged if a key is lost. If a Master Key is lost, your organization will be responsible for the cost of rekeying the entire site.
NUC Partners' Billing:
NUC Partners will be billed quarterly or for a school term at a time if meetings do not occur during holidays. Invoices will be sent for the entire school term. If you miss a session (due to public holidays or sickness), you may arrange a mutually agreeable make-up time.
Premises Vacating for Special Events:
NUC Partners may be required to vacate the booked premises for special Church events or week-long festivals, as prearranged at the discretion of the Mission and Ministry Enabler and with written approval from the signatory to this contract.
Final Note:
Each group is responsible for setting up and packing down the space and must leave the area in better condition than it was upon arrival.
Cancellation policy: Flexible with Grace Period
About Northcote Uniting Church
Built on the lands of the Wurundjeri people, the Northcote Uniting Church was founded in 1854, across the road from the current bluestone church. Since its establishment, Northcote Uniting Church has been a hub for various communities.
The building is often attributed to the prolific church architect Thomas Crouch, who also designed the Northcote Brickworks. Crouch is known to have designed the extension in 1855, while the façade, which is more recent, reflects a different style. Despite these changes, the back of the church remains in its original condition.
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