Small business booms at Yass
March 28, 2022
March is Small Business Month and we talked regional business success with Murrumbateman winemaker Stephanie Helm and Alison Mead from Destination NSW.
Article from The Riotact by Genevieve Jacobs Published on 29 March 2022
The secret is out. Yass Valley is home to a growing, vibrant and supportive business community. And the Yass Valley Business Chamber is again calling for nominations for its upcoming awards.
After three years in the making, AgTechData is set to launch next month.
If you’re looking for a destination that doesn’t involve joining the queue of cars on the way down Kings Highway, a trip to Murrumbateman in the wonderful Yass Valley should be high on your list of things to do.
Moving from a suburban block in Queanbeyan to a rural property in Yass two years ago was a no-brainer for the Eldridge family. They’ve embraced the country lifestyle without sacrificing the city convenience.
As the Yass Valley marks small business month with its "Connect for Success" series of events, Tallagandra Hill Winery co-owner David Faulks reveals how the winery worked through some tough years and positioned itself as a destination venue.
The NSW Government is supporting the Yass Valley business community through their Small Business Month program being held throughout the month of November.
Join the Craic in Yass at the Irish and Celtic Music Festival on the 3rd weekend in September! (16th, 17th & 18th)
Musicians, poets, storytellers and dancers are warming up ahead of the revived Irish and Celtic Music Festival at Yass.
The three-day festival from 16 – 18 September will celebrate the town’s rich Celtic heritage following a two-year hiatus due to COVID.
Dianna Nixon always knew in her heart she belonged in the arts but, growing up on a sheep farm in regional Australia, couldn’t see how she would get there.
In the town of Yass, littered as it is with heritage buildings, few structures are considered more iconic than Oddfellows Hall.
