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Liquidated Whangārei bar reopens with focus on live music, shared food

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Denise Piper
Liquidated Whangārei bar reopens with focus on live music, shared food
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1905 owners Jess Loftus (from left), Sheridan Marris, Chloe Monk and Luke Revell are excited to open their new venue in the former Butter Factory. Photo / Denise Piper

The Whangārei venue formerly known as the Butter Factory – which was liquidated earlier this year – is reopening with new owners and a new focus.

Now known as 1905, it will reopen on Friday with performances by local musicians, then a grand opening party on Saturday with covers band 5K.

While the venue will be run by new business Hospo Collective, those behind it were familiar faces: Jess Loftus and Luke Revell, who owned the Butter Factory at different times , and former workers, sisters Sheridan Marris and Chloe Monk.

Loftus said when the Butter Factory closed in July , she realised how important the space was for Whangārei’s hospitality and music scene.

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