Field Blend Fridays with Jana Seale

A fun evening in the sun!

Let's Wine Down your Weekend with Jana Seale!

This event is a BYOE – Bring Your Own Everything!

There is limited seating, so please bring a lawn chair or blanket.

We are not offering ice or buckets, so ensure you have something to keep your wine cold.

Wine Shop will be open for wine and retail sales only – no tastings

Bring your picnic or shop with us for local charcuterie!

Music starts at 6:00 pm

Tickets available through Eventbrite.

Rain or Shine

Tickets are NON-REFUNDABLE and NON-TRANSFERABLE

In the event that Harper’s Trail needs to cancel, we will refund you in full.

Be sure to bring your e-ticket to the gate for entry.

This is a 19+ event only.

NO outside alcohol is permitted.

This is a Non-Smoking, Cannabis Free Venue.

A little info about Jana:

Mesmerizing audiences from all over the world with her unique and gentle style,

West Coast Canadian Jana Seale has been a featured guest artist aboard luxury cruise lines since April 2006.

And, making her home in Chilliwack BC, she can be found performing throughout Southern BC, and into Washington State, when not 'temporarily lost at sea'...

Jana’s evocative delivery returns to the roots of the solo performer, reminiscent of Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez and the coffeehouses of times gone by...Inspired by open tuning troubadour Nanci Griffith, and Eva Cassidy’s simply elegant guitar arrangements, Jana performs with warm, understated fingerstyle guitar. But it's her multifaceted voice that captivates her audience night after night.

A songlist of well over 400 songs includes acoustic singer/songwriters from the 60's to today, and a variety of Pop, Soft Rock, Country, Celtic and Jazz... She is equally comfortable providing ambient background music for upscale restaurants and gala events, or as an interactive coffeehouse request act. Jana’s five Cds have travelled home with fans around the world - and tracks from both 2006’s debut ‘Jana Seale’ and 2008’s ‘temporarily lost at sea’ have played on Canadian radio stations including CBC Vancouver, and Edmonton’s CKUA.