THIS winter, The Vine Hotel will keep you warm with plenty of entertainment, food and beverages.

On Saturday, July 1 and Sunday, July 2 The Dolly Parton Experience with Vanessa and the Jealous Guys will bring to life the music of one the worlds most popular performers.

This eight–piece band will keep your toes tapping and head nodding as they celebrate the incredible singer, songwriter, musician, businesswoman, philanthropist and global icon.

Friday, July 7 will see vocalist Laura Davidson joined by bandmates Mitch Cairns, Mark Vanden Boom, Andrew Leach, Jeremy Diffey, Ally McNaughton and Angus Birchall as they recreate The Carpenters' exquisite arrangements and lush harmonies.

Saturday, July 29 will have you wondering what the date is with The Vine celebrating Christmas in July.

The 11 piece High Society Jazz Orchestra will perform a range of music from the 1920s to 1940s and it's certain to be a festive evening for all.

In 2021 The Vine Hotel took out 'Best Environmental Initiative' at the Australian Hotel Association State Awards for Excellence, the TripAdvisor 2021 Travellers' Choice award and were finalists at the Australian Hotel Association National Excellence Awards in Hobart.

In 2023 they were also finalists for both the 'Best casual dining– Regional' and 'Best Pub Restaurant– Regional' at the Australian Hotels Association (Vic) 2023 State Awards for Excellence.

The Vine Hotel offers consistency with the quality of their food, service and entertainment available.

"We pride ourselves in offering old fashioned quality hospitality in a relaxed and charming environment with our food and menu at the heart of everything we do," owner and manager Jimmy Ladgrove said.

Over recent years, The Vine has made some fantastic upgrades to their function and event space, with a fully heated deck, great ambient lighting and a brand new kitchen that features a pizza oven.

So no matter the occasion, The Vine has the perfect function and event space for your next party or get together.

The Vine is fully solar powered during the day and treated water is used on lawns from an onsite well that dates back to the 1800s.

The heritage–listed building has its place in history as a drinking hole of Ned Kelly's and the myth that Ned dug a tunnel in the cellar to hide from the police under a railway track.

Stop in at The Vine Hotel this winter and experience true country hospitality in an award–winning setting.

For information on events and tickets, visit https://www.thevinehotel.net.au/.