Come slip into something more comfortable... The smooth Jazz stylings of Cedar City's own Art Kaufman and see how it pairs with a glass of fine wine or a hand crafted cocktail.

Jon is always popular when he plays here at the winery and we are grateful to have him back for a few dates in 2025. Dr. Jon Yerby hails from Celle, Germany and has performed across four continents and served on the faculty of five major Universities. Yerby currently mentors rising young musical talents at Southern Utah University here in Cedar City. Jon’s teachers and mentors are varied but include such international luminaries as Eliot Fisk and Italian legend Oscar Ghiglia.

Come join us for Cedar City's own Jazz band made of or local professional musicians that love performing and educating to advance the jazz art form.  You're going to love this fun and professional approach to the music, and of course, you already know that wine and jazz are always perfect together.  

Charlie Ol'Grady Kessner, better known by his stage name "Mr. O.K." brings his extremely popular sound that he calls, Love Loop Music, back to the winery.  OK Charlie is always popular when we have him here at the winery and you need to come and see why.  He weaves diverse groove stylings of reggae, funk, and folk into pop songs and originals that hold true to his foundations of thoughtful lyrics that render those deep feels.

At the age of 12, Lynsey started singing in front of a live audience at the very church that the owners of IG winery used to attend. She fell in love with being on stage from that moment on. She trained classically in high school winning her first place standings and awards in various competitions.
Fast forward to her 20's, Lynsey branched out as a lead singer and backup singer to a couple traveling bands for pop and mainstream music. She landed herself on a cruise ship performing across the Caribbean. She also loves to record a good radio jingle!
Back to classical, Lynsey went back and finished her bachelors degree in vocal performance at Miami University of Oxford, Ohio. Earning a full ride for her talents, she decided to go professional. She landed a contract with Cincinnati Opera as an ensemble member for 4 years, and then ventured to San Diego Opera where she has since concluded her 8 year contract as a tenured artist. Lynsey has performed in over 30 Grand Opera performances.
Since then, Lynsey, her husband and their 2 kids have moved to Utah. She wanted to once again sing love songs, acoustic pop and, of course, those croony jazz oldies that we love.

Charlie Ol'Grady Kessner, better known by his stage name "Mr. O.K." brings his extremely popular sound that he calls, Love Loop Music, back to the winery.  OK Charlie is always popular when we have him here at the winery and you need to come and see why.  He weaves diverse groove stylings of reggae, funk, and folk into pop songs and originals that hold true to his foundations of thoughtful lyrics that render those deep feels.

Lynsey started singing in front of a live audience at the very church that the owners of IG winery used to attend. She fell in love with being on stage from that moment on. She trained classically in high school winning her first place standings and awards in various competitions.  Fast forward to her 20's, Lynsey branched out as a lead singer and backup singer to a couple traveling bands for pop and mainstream music. She landed herself on a cruise ship performing across the Caribbean. She also loves to record a good radio jingle!

Back to classical, Lynsey went back and finished her bachelors degree in vocal performance at Miami University of Oxford, Ohio. Earning a full ride for her talents, she decided to go professional. She landed a contract with Cincinnati Opera as an ensemble member for 4 years, and then ventured to San Diego Opera where she has since concluded her 8 year contract as a tenured artist. Lynsey has performed in over 30 Grand Opera performances.

Since then, Lynsey, her husband and their 2 kids have moved to Utah. She wanted to once again sing love songs, acoustic pop and, of course, those croony jazz oldies that we love.