Art & Wine Festival

Artist Spotlight: Peech

Harry Lawson (born November 17, 2001), known professionally as Peech, is an American singer-songwriter from Park City, Utah. Raised in Park City, Peech spent his childhood skiing, camping, and exploring nature. His father’s incarceration during Peech’s early school years led to him being raised primarily by his mother. Before that, Peech was exposed to music through his father’s friendship with Pennywise bassist Jason Thirsk and often joined him on stage to perform “Bro Hymn” in tribute. During high school, his father’s rare heart disease diagnosis became a turning point. Battling anxiety and depression, Peech turned to songwriting, philosophy, and meditation. He eventually prioritized music over school and graduated in 2020 before moving to Los Angeles. Inspired by Mac Miller, Kid Cudi, Bon Iver, and The Lumineers, Peech began releasing music in 2018. In 2022, he signed with Tha Lights Global and performed at Rolling Loud SXSW. His debut EP These Times Don’t Feel Right earned over 2M streams. After leaving the label in 2023, he released Hollywood and appeared on Apple Music’s Today at Apple playlist. Peech continues to release music and grow his audience, establishing himself as an emerging voice in contemporary music.

Artist Spotlight: Petals & Hide

Petals & Hide was born out of a friendship and shared passion for creativity. Co-owners Kate and Iolanda Met in 2013 in a local running group, though neither of them still run, they have stayed close friends ever since. In the last year Kate started to experiment with creating leather flower hat bands and dabbling in hat burning. Then one day, Iolanda, with her experience running another small business, had a bold idea: Why not open a hat bar? That simple suggestion turned into Petals & Hide—a place where creativity, style, and connection come together. Their mission is to offer a unique experience where anyone can design a statement piece that truly represents them.

Artist Spotlight: Jon Stuart Anderson and FimoCreations

Three decades ago, Jon Stuart Anderson was living on the Sea of Cortez painting on wooden sculptures, but when a friend gave him 3 packs of the new Fimo clay, his life changed forever. These days working with Fimo is as natural as breathing for Jon. It is his life’s blood and his driving passion. This dedication has elevated him to the absolute pinnacle of his craft and he is acknowledged as the most accomplished polymer clay artist in the world today. His work is about repetition, design movement and respect for the light source. But he first works for months building massive canes, acquiring an impressive palette of images inspired by Moroccan geometrics and peyote visions. Jon lives and works on a beach in Bali where his leisure time is spent on coral reef restoration and pleasant snorkeling with it’s local residents.