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What’s on this Spring in the Yass Valley!

Yass Valley is defrosting and so should you! Soak up some much deserved sunshine, discover something new and experience the best of what Yass Valley has to offer this Spring with everything from delectable food and wine experiences to phenomenal music festivals. There’s so much to choose from! Luckily for you we’ve created a list of some of the biggest and best events we believe is absolutely paramount for you to know about.

Bobbara Hill Walk

Bobbara Hill walk offers up one of the best countryside views the Yass Valley has to offer. The walk up is 1.5km and can be steep at times however once you reach the summit those unbeatable scenes of the canola fields make it so worth it and I suppose the BBQ and drinks that are waiting for you at the top add an extra incentive as well!

Only open to the public once a year don’t be the only one to miss it! Entry on the day is via a Donation to Binalong P&C Association to support the amazing Binalong Public School. So, what are you waiting for? Grab your friends, lace up and get yourselves down to Binalong on Sunday the 13th of September between 9am and 1pm to soak up some fresh air.

Tulip Top Gardens

Tulip Top Gardens are back, and nothing screams spring more than flowers! Showcased on Better Homes and Gardens, this blissful flower oasis exhibits 10 acres of creatively set blossoms, daffodils, tulips and weeping willows just to name a few! It’s the perfect place for idyllic photos, a picnic or to simply just romanticize your life.

Located in charming Sutton just 30 minutes from Canberra and 3hrs from Sydney, this one isn’t one to miss! Tickets cost $24 for an Adult, $22 for Senior, a season pass (unlimited entry) is $50 and all children under the age of 16 enter for free. Running from the 12th of September to the 11th of October, gates open from 9am every day just ensure you give yourself enough time to utilize their Dutch Pancake and Coffee Parlour.

For more information visit Home | Tulip Top Gardens | Sutton or visit their Facebook or Instagram

Irish & Celtic Music Festival

Join the Craic in Yass! From the 18th to the 20th of September Yass comes alive. Be transformed by the sights and sounds of Irish and Celtic culture with music, dance, poetry, markets and workshops. There’s no better place to experience this than in Yass! Spilling with an abundance of rich Celtic history, Yass makes an ideal location to celebrate tradition, community and connection with the bonus and convenience of most events being within short walking distance of each other.

So don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in Celtic history, language and customs whether it’s by attending one of their fantastic workshops or by going to a 2 hour guided Cemetery tour run by Yass Valley History Centre in which you’ll hear some fantastic stories and learn about some of the most extraordinary lives and colourful characters this town has to offer, every single event you attend at this festival will undoubtably be great craic!

Interested in learning more? Visit Irish & Celtic Music Festival for more information and be sure to keep an eye out for the Ticket release and 2026 programme on their website as well as their Facebook or Instagram

To book your place for the Celtic Graveside Yarns on the 19th of September visit Celtic ☘️ Graveside Yarns Sep 2026 Tickets, Yass Cemetery (parking available outside the cemetery fence and along the verge), Yass | TryBooking Australia. Tickets prices are $25 for Yass Historical Society Member, Adult – $35, Child -$25 (Free for under 5 years), Family- $95.

Dragon Dreaming Festival

Camp (or glamp if that’s more your style) on the magical shores of Lake Burrinjuck and immerse yourself in an epic weekend of live electronic music and bands. If you find yourself in need of an escape from the chaos; Dragon Dreaming also offers healing, learning and kid’s spaces, a cinema, interactive art and an art gallery as well as markets exhibiting everything from ethical fashion and hand-crafted jewellery to an abundance of international cuisine options.

Dragon Dreaming is a not-for-profit celebration powered by creativity and connection with a particular dedication to respect the land in which it’s held by honouring the First Nation’s culture with a mission to ‘leave a positive trace’ via planting thousands of trees each year. This 4-day multistage festival is on from the 25th to the 28th of September and is the perfect way to rejuvenate, discover and connect with yourself, nature and dreamers worldwide. Tickets range from $192.50-$451 for Festival Passes, $44-$66 for Car passes and $440-$550 for deluxe camping plots.

For more information and to secure your tickets visit Dragon Dreaming Festival or check out their Facebook or Instagram.

Murrumbateman Moving Feast

Celebrating its 20th year the Murrumbateman Moving Feast is a must do for food and wine lovers everywhere. From Saturday the 3rd of October to Sunday the 4th of October this is your chance to experience Yass Valley’s cool climate wines like never before. Each winemaker harnesses their creativity in perfectly pairing a signature dish to their signature pick wine and of course there’s always room for dessert, right? Most venues will also be offering their signature dessert and dessert wine pairing let alone the fact that Murrumbateman Chocolate Co will be opening its doors to the public to serve a range of limited-edition cakes with your choice of ice cream soda or iced chocolate.

The price for each dish includes your glass of wine; Savoury being $30 each and Sweet being $25 each. Opening times vary for each venue but are located at Makers of Murrumbateman | Wineries, Food & Local Experiences along with the weekend’s menu and a map highlighting each venue for your best route. Also be sure to keep an eye on their Facebook and Instagram of course!

Get everyone together for this one-of-a-kind journey designed purely to delight your tastebuds.

Murrumbateman Field Days

Murrumbateman Field Days is Yass Valley’s premier family farming event welcoming thousands of farmers and families from all over. Running from the 17th to the 18th of October this event is jam packed with something for everyone. Looking to improve your home? New machinery? Livestock? Need something for the farm? These exhibitors have got you covered! They’ve also got everything for fashion, shopping, lifestyle, keeping the kids entertained and of course it’s an amazing opportunity for our region to show off our fantastic local food and wines.

Click here to purchase your tickets online or alternatively at the entry gates on the day however please note they do not accept cash at the gates and dogs are not permitted. Early Bird prices are $20 for an Adult and $55 for a Family pass and gate prices are $25 for an Adult and $60 for a Family Pass. All children under age 10 are free.

For more details including information about the shuttle bus and their weekend programme (released in October) please visit their website Murrumbateman Field Days and keep an eye on their Facebook and Instagram for lots more!

A Hauntingly Historical Halloweekend

Get your costumes ready for this eerie epic extravaganza this Halloweekend (30th – 31st October). See Halloween (1978) starring Jamie Lee Curtis at the Liberty Theatre or explore Cooma Cottage by Torchlight (16+) with Tim the Yowie man for $99 or perhaps you’d like to take a step back into the past and discover some of the horrifying incidents that have occurred in our very own backyard at the Railway Museum (15+). Save the date and keep an eye on the Yass Valley History Centre and of course our socials for more thrilling surprises Yass has in store for this year’s Halloweekend!

Book here for Tim the Yowie manCooma Cottage by Torchlight – TIM the YOWIE MAN and here for Rail Tales… unsettling but true Rail Tales… Unsettling But True Tickets, Yass Railway Heritage Centre, Yass | TryBooking Australia

None of these your style? Check out this list of other things happening this spring in Yass Valley:

4th September Ari Rex Milky Way Photography Workshop

5th September Cooma Cottage Reopening

5th September Yass Railway Museum Father’s Day Bootleg Tour

5th – 6th September Helm Wines Rare Cabernet Sauvignon Weekend

5th September Yass Show Society Spring Ball

6th September Life Drawing at Tyger Gallery

6th September Cars and Coffees are back regularly

6th September Blues Brothers at Liberty Theatre

11th September Blues Brothers (Encore) at Liberty Theatre

12th September The Canola Trail Photography Class

12th September Daphne & May and Zesti Studios Textured Art Workshop

12-13th September Visual Arts Society of Yass Inc. Dare to be Brave workshop

13th September 13th Playboy of the Western World at Liberty Theatre

13th September Binalong Markets are back regularly 

26th September Graveside Yarns

26th September Toy Story 5 (Encore) at Liberty Theatre

26th September Yass Railway Museum Picnic Day

26th-27th September Men’s World Sand Green Championship

30th September Toy Story 5 (Encore) at Liberty Theatre

4th October Ghostbusters at Liberty Theatre

10th October Made from Fallen Wood Spooncarving Workshop

25th October Wienerpalooza at Dionysus Winery

31st October Binalong Colonial Bush Dance

7th November Cliftonwood Family Fun Day

21st November Yass Rodeo

Got any questions? Come visit us at the Yass Valley Information Centre at 259 Comur Street, Yass (located next to Coronation Park).

Alternatively, you can contact us via email tourism@yass.nsw.gov.au  or call 02 6226 2557 and be sure to check out our Facebook and Instagram!