Laura Caldwell will charm you with her heart-felt melodies of some familiar pop and folk favorites – covering artists such as James Taylor, Tracy Chapman and Paul Simon. 

Al Carness is an accomplished and seasoned guitarist. He has played with numerous groups and solo artists in Portland since leaving the music world in Los Angeles in 1995.

Daniel Cecil is able to capture our everyday experiences, put them into song and make them so special”. “An amazing guitar player… every time I listen to him I’m kind of blown away by his texture and his beautiful melodic lines combined with his eloquent words.

Wade Hendrixhas been doing solo acoustic performances in the area since 2011 and is a local favorite at many wineries and tap houses. Come enjoy the cool sounds of your favorite rock, blues and country tunes in the company of good friends and enjoy the amazing wine!

Paul Kwitek’s style of music is an infectious blend of rock, blues, folk and country, covering a wide range of styles. Paul released his first album ‘RoundAbout’ in the fall of 2014 when it aired on KBOO radio.  Paul performs his original material at Art in the Pearl and Oregon State Fair.

Originally from south Florida, Marianne Flemming has been a professional musician for more than 30 years winning numerous songwriting and "Best of" awards for her jazzy, bluesy sound. Marianne is known as a fine singer, composer and guitarist. She has opened for many national acts including Donavon, Taj Mahal and Roger McGuinn of the Byrds. Marianne has toured the United States, Europe and the Caribbean. 

David Rogers Fuses classical, jazz, early, and world music elements into powerful, moving and virtuosic performances based on both original and traditional repertoire. Termed ‘a prominent guitarist’ by the New York Times. The Washington Post has praised his ‘astonishingly florid’ improvisations. He has been called a 'modern master of the classical guitar' by 20th Century Guitar. Classics today.com has praised his ‘first rate instrumental artistry,’ and the Lute Society of America Quarterly has called his technique ‘formidable.’