More than 30 events will celebrate the Aussie tradition of sharing a meal and a yarn around the campfire, with winter-warming parties across three days.

With much to choose from and many selling out, here's five you can still get behind.

The good people at Philip Shaw Wines have invited all out for a family-friendly affair around the camp fire on Friday.

The free Winter Fire Festival event will give attendees the chance to fill up on food cooked over the fire pit alongside Mr Shaw's wines.

There will be tunes out at the Shiralee Road winery from 5-9pm.

Bookings are not required.

Millthorpe knows how to party and knows how to put on a good market.

When the town combines the two it really heat up, with last year's Winter Fire Festival event attracting more than 1500 people - despite being one of the wettest nights of the year.

This year they're doing it again with food, beer, wine and craft stalls lining Pym Street from 5-8pm.

Muso duo Smith & Jones will put on a show, the shops will stay open late for your perusing pleasure and there will be fireworks from 7pm.

Entry is a gold coin donation.

If you haven't checked out the new and improved Oriana this could be your chance.

The Woodward Street restaurant will spark up the campfire and invite all for cocktails and a sing-a-long on Saturday.

They'll be putting on fire-inspired nibbles and a few winter beverages to warm your bellies from 6-9pm.

Entry is free and bookings are not required.

Three of the regions most loved cider, beer and wine guys are teaming up with our local grocer to put on a party at the Orange Showground on Saturday.

Small Acres Cyder, Badlands Brewery, Orange Mountain Wines and the Agrestic Grocer are hosting an Argentinian asado on Leeds Parade.

Dinner will be smokey soups, meat from the wood-fired grill and fiery desserts.

There'll be live music, fire buckets and ice sculptures from 5.30-10.30pm.

Tickets are $110 and includes all food, one beer, one cider and one wine.

Book through www.orangewinterfirefestival.com.au.

The merry men and women at Montoro are inviting all to join them for a night of mulled wine and stargazing.

Families are invited to the Cargo Road winery to learn about the stars with a sausage and a warm wine in hand.

Attendees are asked to bring along iphones and ipads to explore some modern techniques to identify the constellations.

Tickets are $60 for adults and $30 for children over 12-years-old and the event will run from 6.30-9.30pm.

Book through www.orangewinterfirefestival.com.au