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July Business Newsletter

New additions to Lismore's laneways

Lismore City Council has launched a new Listening Booth and Community Book Exchange, which bring local audio stories and book swapping to the laneways in the heart of the city.

What’s on in July

Some events not to miss this month.

Your input is invited into the tourism strategy

As part of the Lismore City Council’s commitment to tourism and building the visitor economy, Lismore City Council, in consultation with business operators is developing a tourism strategy.

Got an event or something happening for the School Holidays

The Tourism Team at Lismore City Council can help promote your business, tourism product or event through the destination websites Visit Lismore and Visit Nimbin, social media channels as well as across the regional tourism network and Visitor Information Centres.

Attention vacant shop owners!

An Expressions of Interest (EOI) process is now open, inviting business premise owners to offer their vacant shop front windows for the ArtVenture initiative.

Are you looking for ways to boost your community or business?

Do you need funding to support your innovative ideas and projects? Then, you should join Grant Guru!

Support for your business

List of current programs offering support for your business.

Changes to the Entrepreneurship Program

Due to changes in the recent Federal Budget, the Entrepreneurship Facilitator program closed as at 30 June 2023.

Paid parking

As Lismore continues to recover from the February 2022 natural disaster with more businesses re-opening in the CBD, Lismore City Council will reintroduce paid parking at the Barney Shearman and Rowing Club carparks from Monday, 10 July.