SATURDAY, July 24

Rhythm Culture

Get ready to Reggae!! Rhythm Culture, an original reggae band, has placed its focus on developing its own signature sound driven by a reggae beat. Their music has been influenced by music from New Orleans to the Caribbean to Brazil. Combining their individual influences of the Caribbean and the Americas, and using a roots reggae foundation, the band infuses blues and jazz into their brand of Reggae music, guaranteed to get even the most reluctant of dancers out of their chairs.

FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

Sunday, July 25

Dawnya Clarine

FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

SATURDAY, July 31 - 7 p.m.

ON THE MAIN STAGE

Gates open 5:30

Tasting Room and Grounds closed 4:00 - 5:30

Jackson Browne with David Lindley
Jackson Browne has written and performed some of the most literate and moving songs in popular music and has defined a genre of songwriting charged with honesty, emotion and personal politics. With immortalized songs such as, Running on Empty, The Pretender, Doctor My Eyes, Lawyers in Love, Browne’s been honored with inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (2004) and the Songwriter's Hall of Fame (2007). Browne’s latest release, 2008’s Time The Conqueror, is his most recent material and extremely popular with his loyal fans.

JACKSON BROWNE tickets on sale through Ticketmaster.

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Sunday, August 1st

Savant Garde
We heard this band and absolutely had to have them play at Maryhill.  It was the best feel good music!!  Not only were we impressed by their musical and vocal talents but their friendly & fun interaction with the audience made a lasting impression. Their music is a unique blend of classic rock, folk, gospel, jazz,  R&B and a little country … something for everyone.  Savant Garde has amazing energy – music guaranteed to lift your spirits and make you really glad you came. Scot Bergeron, guitar/ vocals/harmonica,  Kristin Reese, vocals/guitar/percussion, and Rebecca Stonestreet,  bass/percussion/ back-up vocals  www.savantgarde.info

FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

SATURDAY, August 7- 7 p.m.

ON THE MAIN STAGE

Gates open 5:30

Tasting Room and Grounds closed 4:00 - 5:30

This new collection of songs, Leave Your Sleep, is Natalie’s first studio album since 2003. It is the most elaborate project she has ever completed or even imagined. “This time in the studio I really wanted to experiment so I called on some of the most accomplished musicians in Cajun, blue-grass, reggae, chamber and early music, jazz, and R&B, as well as Balkan, Chinese and Celtic folk. Some were old friends and some were artists whose work I had admired from afar, such as The Wynton Marsalis Quintet, Medeski, Martin & Wood, The Klezmatics, members of the New York Philharmonic, Lúnasa, The Chinese Music Ensemble of New York, The Memphis Boys, Katell Keineg, the Ditty Bops, The Fairfield Four and Hazmat Modine. The sessions were recorded in live ensemble settings to capture a fresh and spontaneous energy; they were some of the most magical experiences I’ve ever had making music.

NATALIE MERCHANT tickets on sale through Ticketmaster.

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Sunday, August 8

The Kris Orlowski Band

FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

Saturday, August 14

The Side Project

To have a chance to see Suzie Bradford perform is to be mesmerized by her hauntingly beautiful vocal ability. Inspired by Tori Amos and Sarah McLaughlin Suzie has been hailed as a truly special talent; genuinely unique and refreshing. The blissfully melodic accompaniment of The Side Project showcases an adult alternative/pop style. The one bad thing about these performers is they can only play Maryhill once a year! www.thesideprojectmusic.com

Murder mystery dinner

August 14th from 7 to 10p.m.
on the arbor...

Wine, Money, Power, Envy and Greed are all motivation for murder and
it looks like more than wine barrels will be rolling at Maryhill.
Rumors are that the villain will be among the staff.

Who can you trust?

Owner Vicki Leuthold who celebrates the 9th of November every year for no apparent reason?

Winemaker Richard Batchelor the "kiwi" from Napa?Come on, is Batchelor REALLY his last name?

Maureen Lee the Operations Manager who's cool demeanor yet occasional outbursts about "The Man" surely indicate a dark background?

Shyla Newton the Wine Club Administrator who sips more wine than she ships and seems to have had her fair share of husbands over the years?

Matt Ayers the Assistant Manager who never seems to hold a job for more than a year or two?

Joe Garoutte the Events & Promotions Director who seems to slip into an undeniable yet hard to distinguish accent when he gets excited or nervous?

All of them have a secret to hide.

Prepare to be immersed in an evening of treachery, murder, blackmail, intrigue and backstabbingly good fun performed by Wild Bills of Portland, OR.

Sat. Aug 14th 7 - 10 p.m.

The Tasting Room will close promptly at 6.

No use of the arbor between 6 and 7pm due to preparations for the evening.

PLEASE, NO EARLY ARRIVALS.

Catered by The Glass Onion from Goldendale, WA

$125/per person

Includes wine, dinner and Murder Mystery Performance

.

Attire for the evening is dressy casual.

The event will be held outside on the Arbor so please plan for variable temperatures.

Only a limited number are able to attend.

Please reply promptly to ensure your spot.

Email Shyla at wineclub@maryhillwinery.com

Sunday, August 15

Heather Keizur &

Steve Christofferson

Heather Keizur, a jazz vocalist who sings in both English and French, is emerging as one of the most unique and gifted singers on the Northwest Jazz scene. Tom Grant describes her in this way, “Whether singing in English or French, this dazzling vocalist projects the inner beauty of herself and the song she sings, straight to the heart of the listener.” Some of Heather’s greatest influences include Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday Blossom Dearie and Edith Piaf.
www.heatherkeizur.com

Steve Christofferson has played the piano in nightclubs and jazz festivals around the world with Nancy King, toured Europe with the Alan Jones Sextet, and performed in China with Mia Nicholson. He's worked with Jim Pepper, Kurt Elling, Karrin Allyson and many others. Steve is heard on recordings with Nancy King, The Metropole Orchestra and Skol Brothers, the electric quintet that features his compositions. www.stevechristofferson.com

FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

Saturday, August 21

Wayman Chapman

FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

Sunday, August 22

Bluestone Jazz Trio

Featuring nationally known keyboardist, trombonist and singer John Farey, with a long career of recording, composing and touring he is the vocalist and co-founder Bluestone. John's credits include touring and recording with such artists as Sly and the Family Stone, Van Morrison, Zero, John Cipollina, Tom Johnston and others. Greg Miner is a well known and sought-after saxophone, flute and harmonica player. Bruce Kirton on bass, provides the swing and groove foundation of the group. Straight ahead groove and pocket drummer; Luther Hughes grounds this experienced foursome playing the standards, blues, and grooves designed for dancing & listening . www.bluestonejazz.net

During the 1970s, a new brand of pop music was born - one that was steeped in African and African-American styles - particularly jazz and R&B but appealed to a broader cross-section of the listening public. As founder and leader of the band Earth, Wind & Fire,

Maurice White not only embraced but also helped bring about this evolution of pop, which bridged the gap that has often separated the musical tastes of black and white America. It certainly was successful, as EWF combined high-caliber musicianship, wide-ranging musical genre eclecticism, and '70s multicultural spiritualism. "I wanted to do something that hadn't been done before," Maurice explains. "Although we were basically jazz musicians, we played soul, funk, gospel, blues, jazz, rock and dance music...which somehow ended up becoming pop. We were coming out of a decade of experimentation, mind expansion and cosmic awareness. I wanted our music to convey messages of universal love and harmony without force-feeding listeners' spiritual content."

Earth, Wind & Fire kept recording and in 1996 released Avatar and Greatest Hits Live; followed by 1997's In The Name Of Love; 2002's That's The Way Of The World: Alive In '75; Live In Rio which was recorded during their 1979 "I Am World Tour;" 2003's The Promise, which included the Grammy-nominated "Hold Me" and 2005's Illumination, which included the Grammy-nominated "Show Me The Way."

EARTH, WIND & FIRE tickets on sale through Ticketmaster.

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FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

Sunday, August 29

Portland Groove Collective

Sunday, September 5

RaChiChi
RaChiChi combines the powerful rhythm section of an award-winning former blues band with a classical pianist to create their innovative lush sounds. A Port Townsend, WA, critic had this to say about their music: "This unusual trio has an amazing amount of fun playing jazz that edges lushy pop, blues and cinema. Made up of both jazz and blues players, RaChiChi is lively and fun, sultry and inventive...a new progressive style with old favorites and original inventions. They call it jazz, but 'lushy jazz' with a great blues feel too."

FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

Monday, September 6

Carlyle
Singer Sunny Andersen along with Galynne Davis on percussion and Corey Mitchell on Guitar form a sound saturated in ripe strings and appealingly dreamy takes on classic blues riffs and slowed down symphonies. Carlyle has become a nexus point between country, folk and classic rock, all swathed in the colorful echoes of yesteryear. www.carlylemusic.com

Sunday, September 12

Kevin Barber Band

After 2 years of waiting, their finally coming back for one performance only!! The Kevin Barber Band featuring Dennis Caiazza on up-right bass and Matthew Higgins on drums, combine elements of Jazz, Country, Blues and Soul to create a unique music experience sprung from the deepest of American Roots.
“Atmospheric, finely layered original songs with a great sound, interesting and different, played by excellent musicians and well worth checking  out.”  - Blue Suede News Magazine. www.kevinsguitar.com

Sunday, September 19

John Nilsen
Pianist John Nilsen is one of the most successful recording artists in the Northwest. With 750,000 records sold, Nilsen can be seen performing his original instrumental pieces of jazz, classical, folk and rock throughout the United States and elsewhere in the world. Look for his music on the Magic Wing record label, founded by Nilsen in 1986. www.johnnilsen.com.

FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

Saturday, September 25

Ben Macy & Friends
Maryhill’s “Gentleman of Jazz”, Ben Macy remains an integral part of the music scene at Maryhill. Hailing from Portland, Oregon, Ben has played at some of the best jazz clubs in the Northwest. He not only brings with him a happy west coast style of jazz but also some of the best jazz musicians from Portland to Eastern Washington. Don’t even hesitate……..Tall, talented, tangible jazz……. guaranteed! www.benmacy.com

Sunday, September 26

Savant Garde
We heard this band and absolutely had to have them play at Maryhill.  It was the best feel good music!!  Not only were we impressed by their musical and vocal talents but their friendly & fun interaction with the audience made a lasting impression. Their music is a unique blend of classic rock, folk, gospel, jazz,  R&B and a little country … something for everyone.  Savant Garde has amazing energy – music guaranteed to lift your spirits and make you really glad you came. Scot Bergeron, guitar/ vocals/harmonica,  Kristin Reese, vocals/guitar/percussion, and Rebecca Stonestreet,  bass/percussion/ back-up vocals  www.savantgarde.info

FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

Saturday, October 9

Wayman Chapman
Wayman’s career has taken him all over the world playing in different bands and now (lucky for us) he has decided to take root as a solo act in the NW. A charismatic performer who with his magnetism and musical talents can make wherever you are, the perfect place to be. A versatile musician who can play it all but is best known for his smooth R & B, Blues, Jazz and funk. Those that have heard his performance often leave with the great feeling that Wayman enjoyed their company as much as they enjoyed his. waymanchapman.com

Sunday, October 10

Ben Macy & Friends
Maryhill’s “Gentleman of Jazz”, Ben Macy remains an integral part of the music scene at Maryhill. Hailing from Portland, Oregon, Ben has played at some of the best jazz clubs in the Northwest. He not only brings with him a happy west coast style of jazz but also some of the best jazz musicians from Portland to Eastern Washington. Don’t even hesitate……..Tall, talented, tangible jazz……. guaranteed! www.benmacy.com

FREE on the arbor

from 1pm to 5pm

Saturday, October 15

Brian Granse
From the PBS television series “Road Trip Nation.” American Nobody, aka: Brian Granse is one of Portland’s premier loop artists. Singing over the top of his own layered sounds he is the modern version of a one man band. Using a Gibson Echoplex he records parts live, hits the body of his guitar for drum sounds,runs an octave pedal for base sounds, even beat boxes with his mouth and overdubs backing vocals .. ALL DONE LIVE!! You’ll think there are 5 musicians on stage. Acoustic Rock, Loop, Americana and Modern Folk. www.american-nobody.com

Sunday, October 16

Kit Garoutte

Finger style instrumentalist and singer/songwriter Kit Garoutte has been performing as a solo artist for, well, long enough to have aged like a fine wine, or a fine guitar.. While his playing is influenced most recently by finger style and new acoustic guitarists such as Michael Hedges, Andy McKee, and Tommy Emmanuel, over the years his musical influences have ranged from Paul Simon, Crosby, Stills and Nash, and James Taylor to Jim Hall, Wes Montgomery, Earl Klugh and George Benson to Andres Segovia and Christopher Parkening. You'll hear these and many more influences flowing out in his masterful playing style that expresses a natural and irresistible soulfulness.  www.kitgaroutte.com

Friday, November 26

Andre St.James Trio
The Portland-based versatile Jazz of the Andre St. James Trio is created by Andre on acoustical bass, known nation-wide for his professional, swinging technique and identifiably unique sound. Frank Tribble on Guitar is a fiery player with strong roots in Jazz and R&B, reminiscent of the great players from the ‘50’s and ‘60’s. He’s a well known favorite at Portland’s Benson Hotel. Nick Saume, drummer and percussionist is in-demand for his brushwork and flavorful style. His roots go from theater performances in San Francisco, and then back to the great Jazz era of the ‘60’s in New York.

Saturday, November 27 -  TBA

Sunday, November 28 -  TBA