Dinner & A Show at Keating Farm

Field Notes Arts Presents: Dinner & a Show at Keating Farm

Join us for an evening of live music, local food, and community gathering in the heart of the Cowichan Valley. Arrive early to enjoy a cup of Keating Farm’s own mulled cider by the fire and connect with friends old and new. Savor a rustic farm-to-table dinner before settling into the historic Keating Farm hay barn for an intimate concert.

Your Ticket Includes

• A welcome drink of Keating Farm’s house-made mulled cider, pressed from apples grown on the farm

• A seasonal farm-to-table meal prepared by Digable Roots

• A full concert performance by acclaimed folk and indie artists Lydia Hol and Evan Cheadle

Local wine and beer will be available for purchase, featuring selections from celebrated winery Unsworth Vineyards.

Please dress warmly — portions of the evening will take place outdoors.

Doors: 5:30 PM Dinner: 6:00 PM Concert: 7:30 PM

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Concert

Lydia Hol is a singer-songwriter whose music blends country, soul, and psychedelic rock. Her latest album, Some Dreamers of the Golden Dream (via Amelia Artists), draws inspiration from Joan Didion’s Slouching Towards Bethlehem. Since 2012, she has toured internationally across Denmark, Sweden, Germany, and the U.S. With a background in literature and filmmaking, Hol’s performance is both timeless and evocative.

Evan Cheadle, a Victoria-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, is known for his lush, vintage-inspired sound that fuses folk, psych, and classic rock. His 2021 album Fault Line Serenade (via Victory Pool) earned national acclaim for its warm analog production and poetic lyricism.

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Food

Digable Roots is a Cowichan Valley working farm and farm-to-table culinary operation led by Red Seal Chef Callum Bottrell. Sourcing directly from its own fields, Digable Roots creates seasonal, ingredient-driven meals that celebrate the bounty of the Valley.

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Your Hosts

Field Notes Arts is a community-focused arts organization that brings together artists, musicians, and performers to share their work and foster meaningful connections through the arts.

Keating Farm is a 27-acre heritage property in the Cowichan Valley dedicated to sustainable, regenerative agriculture. The farm raises livestock and maintains heritage orchards, honey bees, and other operations—entirely free from chemical pesticides, herbicides, or synthetic fertilizers.