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Jessica Fichot Quartet

Grizzly Peak Winery 1600 E Nevada St, Ashland, OR, United States

Siskiyou Music Project Presents the Jessica Fichot Quartet Jazz In The Vineyard 7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 30 Grizzly Peak Winery, Ashland Tickets are $30 general public, $25 for Siskiyou Music Project Members. reservations can be made at www.siskiyoumusicproject.com. Accompanied by her accordion, toy piano, and fiery band, Los Angeles-based chanteuse and songwriter Jessica Fichot draws

$10 – $30

Brian Ho B3 Organ Trio

Grizzly Peak Winery 1600 E Nevada St, Ashland, OR, United States

Siskiyou Music Project welcomes back Hammond B3 player Brian Ho with his Bay Area trio, featuring guitar phenom Hristo Vitchev and drummer Isaac Schwartz for a performance at Grizzly Peak Winery. Please note that this performance time has changed to 7 p.m., with doors opening at 6:30 p.m. Some of you may remember Brian from

$25 – $30

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