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Yackandandah

One of Australia's prettiest villages with a centre classified by the national trust, Yackandandah is nestled in the foothills of Stanley State Forest and steeped in the legacy of gold.

Today the town is home to many acclaimed artists, from potters to painters, sculptors to stitchers. Wander the stunning streets of Yack and discover unique artworks, crafts, music and antiques in the eclectic mix of galleries, shops and studios.

Take some time out in Yack and enjoy a relaxed pace, the fruits of a vibrant and active community and an emerging events calendar.

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Autumn's paintbrush has transformed Yackandandah into a stunning canvas of crimson and gold. 

Thank you to @anne.giffy for sharing this stunning shot.
The Indigo Epic Trail will be temporarily closed this Saturday 11 May for the Bridge Road Brewers Beer Run.

The closure will be in place from 6.30am – 2pm so please be aware of the changed conditions.

Please do not try to access the trail during this time to ensure the safety of event participants.

For more information on the Beer Run, visit www.beerrun.com.au
Embrace the breathtaking beauty of autumn in Yackandandah 🍁

Nature's canvas is adorned with vibrant hues, as trees paint the town in shades of gold and crimson. Stroll through the town and enjoy a kaleidoscope of colours and rustling leaves.

It's a perfect time to visit Yackandandah and enjoy the beatiful autumn scenery for yourself.
Adelaide comedian Marc Ryan, better known as ‘The Beautiful Bogan’, has been performing stand-up comedy for the past 10 years. 

With 4 and 1/2 star reviews from The Adelaide fringe shows he has written, Marc has performed alongside Wil Anderson, Adam Hills, Dave Hughes, Fiona O’Laughlin, and toured New Zealand with American comedian Kevin Tate. 

Over the past 4 years, Marc has been a mission to explore his lived experience of mental illness in his comedy shows. Marc’s aim is to normalise the conversation around mental health and importantly, let men know they are not alone in their mental health struggles. He’s not afraid of getting vulnerable and opening up about his personal experiences, if it can help another person feel less alone. 

His mission is to change one life at a time. Catch him at the Star Hotel Yackandandah this Saturday. This event is recommended for 18+. 

Visit the @starhotelyackandandah website for further information and tickets. 

📅 Saturday 27 April, 3:30pm – 5:30pm
📍 Star Hotel, 30 High Street, Yackandandah

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Have you spotted this mural in Yackandandah? 

Located in the laneway between Gum Tree Pies Yackandandah and Buddha Shop, this mural adorns the wall of what once was the old petrol station. 

The petrol station was a proper old-school motor garage, located smack-bang in the centre of town, run by a man called, fittingly, Jack Holden.

Interestingly, the sign on the side of the building verandah (still visible) reads "Petrol 70.5". That sounds like a good price, but it's even better when you realize that the price was probably 70.5 cents per gallon.