Show time 7.30pm, 3rd Thursday of each month. $12.00 at the door
Chinese Bunkhouse at Britannia Shipyard

Thursday September 19th - Chinese Bunkhouse at Britannia Shipyard

Charles Johnson

Charles Johnson returns again to SFG. Originally from the US, Charles performing under the stage moniker of CJE, or The Charles Johnson Experience, Charles has 3 decades of experience performing in the USA and the World. With a background ranging from rock, country, bluegrass, R & B’s, and Jazz, Charles can handle anything, Not only a solo artist, he is also the vocalist/guitarist for the bands TK-421 and Bananas at Large, both based in Virginia, and also tours with jazz artist Najee. Charles brings a high energy intensity to his performances, and when it comes to his concerts, he has but one goal: "Let's Make Some Magic Happen"

Thursday October 17th - Chinese Bunkhouse at Britannia Shipyard

Jana Seale

Welcome back Jana. Captivating 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 2006-2014. Now performing at home throuhout south western BC, she's setting the tone for wineries, restaurents & events.

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 simple elegant guitar arrangements, Jana performs with warm, understated finger style guitar. But it’s her multifaceted voice that captivates. Her diverse repertoire includes acoustic singer/songwriters from accoustic vintage folk and pop to contemporary favourites. There is something for everyone.

Thursday November 21st - Chinese Bunkhouse at Britannia Shipyard

Ask The Wind

“Ask The Wind” is a dynamic folk trio with Maya on fiddle, Daniel on guitar and vocals, and Atlin on piano and vocals. They are rooted in folk, country, Celtic and jazz, drawing inspiration from larger-than- life stories and lived in experiences.

With Maya’s Celtic fiddle background in Vancouver, Daniel’s guitar playing with its Prairie origins, combined with Atlin’s classical training, you end up with a very incredible blend of musical influences. This translates into music evoking nostalgia, excitement, heartbreak and joy, a musical road trip. And it’s all in one group.

I can’t say enough good things, they are the real deal