Music, wine and community spirit combined at Lawson’s Dry Hills recently, where the popular Vinyl in the Vines event raised thousands for a local cause. This year’s event, themed “Funk for Food,” saw DJs spin old-school vinyl for a crowd of locals enjoying an afternoon of music, food and wine at the winery’s cellar door. All ticket sales were donated to the Marlborough Community Foodbank. In total, $2342 was raised and donated to the food bank, helping support its work assisting people and families across the region.
Vinyl in the Vines is a regular summer fixture for the winery, bringing together local DJs and the community for a relaxed afternoon in the vines — and, this year, helping stock the shelves for those who need it most.
Reprinted with kind permission of Marlborough App. Photo Anna Simpson.
