Pamela Thomas-Martin is a singer/songwriter living and working in the Pacific Northwest. She is known for her powerful, sultry vocals and skillful songwriting.

Her sound is often described as Americana with Soul, and her fans like to call her sound authentic!

Roger Lemstrom is an American roots music artist who draws from various traditions, including the blues, alt, Country, Appalachian, Bluegrass, and folk.

His music often tells poignant stories of the people he meets, the places he’s seen, and the situations he’s been.

The raw canvas of a resonator guitar and the beat of a human heart are at the core of his music.

In memory of our dear friend, Captain Alex DeMambro, we invite you to join us in a special tribute workout on what would have been his 53rd birthday.

Alex was an adventure-seeker, architect, veteran, and friend who brought joy, wisdom, and unwavering support to those around him. From our early CrossFit Walla Walla “Icebox” days, he embraced the grit and camaraderie that define our community.

To honor his legacy, we’ll complete a workout inspired by the movements he loved — celebrating his strength, spirit, and impact on so many.

We will collect donations for the Walla Walla Symphony — an organization that resonated with Alex’s love for music and the arts.

Wear your Boston Red Sox hat or “The Dude Abides” sweater — Alex would have loved that.

The DeMambro Workout — 4 Rounds:

• 12 Weighted Box Step-ups (35/50)

• 12 TTB/Pull-up/C2B/RMU

• 12 Deadlifts (155/225)

• 12 Wall Balls (14/20)

• 822m Row to finish

We have a modified version for anyone.

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

Join us for a fun Bingo fundraiser to support our local humane society.

Guitarist and singer Adam Kirtley crawled out of a cornfield in central Indiana before making his way to Walla Walla, where he serves as the Interfaith Chaplain of Whitman College. Living in Scotland in his early twenties, he was influenced by traditional Celtic pub music and went on to release two albums as a solo artist.

Shortly after he arrived in Washington, he hooked up with Jerry Yokel to form The Rogues, an Irish Pub band.  In the fall of 2013, he called a jam session with a few musical friends who’d not played with each other before.  They booked their first gig as Rogue Lobster a couple of months later.

Delve into the post-apocalyptic fantasy setting of Outer World, and try out the award-winning RPG inspired by classic JRPG games and Studio Ghibli!

​This event will teach you the core mechanics of the RPG; we will be running through a short, three-hour adventure that focuses on travel, exploration, and combat. Characters will be pre-made, and sheets and dice will be provided for the event. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out in-store or on the RPG Chat of our Discord server.

Find red, white, and blue rocks downtown and win a treat from Brights Candy or the Pine Cone Creamery. Find the Golden Rock for an Easter bonus!

Claim your prize between now and 4 pm on April 17 at RE/MAX, 38 E Main St, Suite #107.

Jeffrey Wu is a young rising guitarist who is equally at home in Jazz, Brazilian, Cuban, and funk. He has performed with artists like Dave Glenn and Jovino Santos Neto (Hermeto Pascoal), leading the Whitman Jazz combo to win the best combo at the Lionel Hampton Festival (2024).

While playing with his group in Walla Walla, he is studying with Robert Gomez (Norah Jones/Philip Glass), Dr. Doug Scarborough, Dave Glenn, and G. Louis Hemenway. He is pursuing a graduate degree in Jazz after college.

Souzou’ can be written in three ways, meaning ‘creation’ (創造), ‘imagination’ (想像), or ‘noisy’ (騒々), alluding to a force by which new ideas are born and take shape in the world. Inspired by these words, an expressive blend of taiko and Japanese folk dance forging new traditions for evolving communities. The core of Unit Souzou’s artistic voice is personal and authentic, sound shaped and inspired by form and  movement. The essence of Unit Souzou is an expressive blend of taiko and Japanese folk dance, forging new traditions for evolving communities. In addition to creating groundbreaking professional theatrical works, Unit Souzou is deeply committed to sharing taiko through community performances and collaborations, public classes for adults and youth, and school-based education programs.

Unit Souzou was founded in 2014 by Co-directors Michelle Fujii and Toru Watanabe, relentless innovators at the forefront of a growing artistic movement within the taiko community. Fujii and Watanabe met at Warabi-za, Japan’s foremost traditional folk dance troupe in Akita, Northern Japan. They have been guest artists and collaborators with many North American and international taiko groups.

Please welcome local artist George Smith to Plumb Cellars!! George grew up in a rural suburb of a large eastern city and, as a result, was exposed to a wide variety of music; his musical taste was influenced by everything from gospel and country to rock and jazz. His performance mainly comprises classic rock but includes a bit of country, folk, and jazz.

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

Terry Lamont’s music is inspired by Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Buffet, and Zac Brown. Terry likes to say he plays “Tropical Rock.”

Celebrate Easter with a brunch buffet at The Marc Restaurant. The buffet features made-to-order omelets, brioche sliders, honey-glazed ham, and slow-roasted lamb carving stations alongside various seasonal favorites.

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

Ivan Huerta is a skilled melodic acoustic guitarist and composer. Born in Southern California and raised in Arizona, Ivan now resides in Walla Walla, where he continues to create intricate guitar-driven music.

With a deep passion for music and poetry, Ivan has spent much of his life crafting beautiful instrumental pieces that reflect his unique musical voice. By day, he works as a baker, but by night, he immerses himself in acoustic guitar, creating melodies that resonate with his audience.

See the composting process in action as we explore Hot Bin composting and tumbler systems at the Berney Elementary School Garden. Hear from gardener Bea about her experience establishing the system, the challenges encountered, and their solutions. Learn how these systems can be great solutions for smaller spaces and how Bea has engaged students and children in promoting healthy alternatives.

Burden of Dreams captures legendary director Werner Herzog’s filming of his most ambitious film, Fitzcarraldo, in which an entrepreneur (Klaus Kinski) endeavors to push a steamship over a mountain to build an opera house in the Amazon jungle one thousand miles away from civilization.

Featuring visceral interviews with Herzog, Burden of Dreams, which Roger Ebert held as “one of the most remarkable documentaries ever made about the making of a movie,” depicts the full range of Herzog’s unflinching vision spanning four years of production, despite all odds, such as the lead actor (Jason Robards) who had to leave the set after 40% of the shoot was completed and ultimately was replaced by Herzog’s muse, Klaus Kinski. Most notoriously, the film features a jaw-dropping sequence featuring Herzog requiring hundreds of native Campa, Machiguenga, and Aguaruna people to pull a full-size, 320-ton steamship over a small mountain. The result is an extraordinary document of the filmmaking process and a unique look into the single-minded mission of one of cinema’s most fearless directors.

Blank’s interviews with Herzog bring context and backstory to his personalized style of “ethnographic filmmaking,” which values Peru’s native, Campa, Machiguenga, and Aguaruna people and their Old World culture as much as it does Herzog’s perilous enterprise. Blank’s appreciation for the jungle comes through in his uninflected photography of insects, birds, and even the feet and faces of his Peruvian subjects – as frequently set against the classical music that Herzog used in Fitzcarraldo.

Diego Romero, winner of the 2019 Best New Blues Band award from the IEBS, is an electrifying performer known for his explosive guitar skills and powerful vocals. Raised in Walla Walla Valley in a Hispanic household, Diego was exposed to various music genres, but the raw emotion of Blues became his true passion. A self-taught musician, he learned multiple instruments, ultimately finding his love for guitar. Influenced by legends like Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Diego has played at numerous clubs and festivals across the Northwest, even opening for Curtis Salgado. Known as ‘Dynamite Diego,’ he brings high-energy performances that captivate audiences.

Quin Wise is a local talented and charismatic acoustic guitar player who plays blues, country, folk, and rock. Quin has a great vibe and puts on a great show!

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

Dubbed “America’s new romantic singing sensation,” classical-crossover tenor Anthony Nunziata is the Brooklyn-born, Nashville-based singer, songwriter, actor, and entertainer who brings his soulful voice to classic jazz, pop standards, Italian arias, and his timeless original music.

Anthony recently headlined a sold-out debut at the legendary Café Carlyle in New York City. He has been invited to be a headline soloist for over two dozen symphony orchestras worldwide, including co-headlining Carnegie Hall with the New York Pops Symphony Orchestra.​He has performed over 400 concerts over the past decade, headlining major performing arts centers, theaters, symphony concert halls, jazz clubs, and private events worldwide. The Brooklyn-born, classically trained singer is hailed by Broadwayworld as “an explosion of love and entertainment.”

Shelby plays guitar and smooth, classic rock.

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

Join us for the Unity and Diversity Festival, featuring food vendors, crafts, games, information, music and dance performances, and more.

This year’s festival revives a 25-year tradition of the Diversity Coalition’s multicultural arts festivals.

Four talented musicians serving up music from The Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, The PHISH from Vermont, and other cosmic country favorites.

Wine Isn’t the Only Art That Comes From the Vine!

Please join us as we kick off Walla Walla Spring Release weekend with a special Artist Exhibit and Reception.

Noted wine photographer Richard Duval captures vivid wine imagery for regional and national wine media, wine marketing organizations, and an ever-growing number of wineries in the Pacific Northwest. His work appears regularly in Great Northwest Wine and Northwest Wine Report, and he is a steady contributor to Wine Business Monthly, Good Fruit Grower, Wine Enthusiast, Wine Spectator, and numerous blogs and wine sites.

Mingle with a glass of wine, taking in the beauty of Richard Duval’s wine-inspired photography. Converse with Richard about his passion and style, and bring home a piece or two of his awe-inspiring photography.

Melissa Cunnington is known for her sultry vocal tone, which amazes audiences everywhere. Melissa’s musical interests and genres include jazz, blues, R&B, and pop.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us at the Farmer’s Market for live music. We will publish the artists soon.

Visit stations to explore the various composting methods and options, why and how to adopt food waste reduction strategies, and explore composting solutions that fit your lifestyle! This experience allows you to drop in and interface with our garden team, static displays, and learning activities for the kids.

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

Seattle Rock Orchestra doesn’t hide behind a rock band — it is the rock band! SRO utilizes strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion, and a rotating cast of exciting guest vocalists to deliver high-energy tribute shows.

Each SRO show offers a dynamic mix of possibilities: a classy night out at the symphony with the infectious energy of a dance party; searing rock solos with intimate orchestral moments of staggering beauty; and fan favorite sing-alongs with lesser known ‘deep cuts’—combining to create a fun yet profoundly moving night out that honors the featured artist’s lasting legacy.

Daniel began recording solo CDs with the release of “Amber Waves” in 2004, “The Rising Cost of Wisdom” in 2006, ” A Showman’s Life” in 2007, “Natural Causes” in 2009, “Musical Residue” in 2011, and his latest CD, “La La Land” was released in March of 2013.

The style on these CDs goes back to Daniel’s country and folk-rock roots with a Texas flavor in the vein of Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and some of the new wave of Texas songwriters like Steve Earle, Charlie Robison, Jack Ingram, Robert Earl Keen and Daniel’s favorite, Nashville singer and producer, Buddy Miller.

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

In this concert, the Seattle Rock Orchestra (SRO) takes a deep dive into The Beatle’s discography, performing two classic 1967 albums, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and Magical Mystery Tour are both renowned for their experimentation, innovation, and ambition in their use of recorded techniques and various stylistic influences.

Never performed live during The Beatles’ short career, Seattle Rock Orchestra will caringly bring these two studio masterpieces to life for a live audience. Featuring the songs “Penny Lane,” “Strawberry Fields Forever,” “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds,” “When I’m Sixty-Four,” “A Day in the Life,” and many more, this is a program you won’t want to miss!

All natural Folk ‘n’ Soul music, straight out of the Blue Mountains.

Fly For Freedom is a new historical multimedia program featuring the little-known stories and contributions of working women in the World War II aeronautics industry, amplifying the experiences of Black women through the Rosie the Riveters who built planes in Boeing’s factories, the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs), the Tuskegee Airmen, and the Double Victory campaign. Using our unique blend of live theatre and archival film, Living Voices brings life to lesser-known histories.

Presenter Roz Cornejo is a Seattle local actor/teaching artist/director. She is a University of California, Santa Barbara graduate with a BFA in Acting and a BA in History. She is a Resident Director at Bellevue Youth Theatre and a teaching artist with Living Voices. Her recent works include her original play Echo, which was premiered by Red Bull Theater, an actor in Seattle Children’s Theatre The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and Assistant Director for The Watsons Go to Birmingham—1963.

Join us for a beautiful evening.

This event is an excellent way for you to come and try several wineries while they waive the tasting fee. You get to try six different wineries. So grab your Girlfriends, Spouse, or Friends and have a good time with some of Walla Walla’s finest wineries. Look for the Sip & Stroll poster hanging in their windows!

Diego Romero, winner of the 2019 Best New Blues Band award from the IEBS, is an electrifying performer known for his explosive guitar skills and powerful vocals. Raised in Walla Walla Valley in a Hispanic household, Diego was exposed to various music genres, but the raw emotion of Blues became his true passion. A self-taught musician, he learned multiple instruments, ultimately finding his love for guitar. Influenced by legends like Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Diego has played at numerous clubs and festivals across the Northwest, even opening for Curtis Salgado. Known as ‘Dynamite Diego,’ he brings high-energy performances that captivate audiences.

Sum People is a four-piece rock funk reggae band based in La Grande, Oregon.

From the moment they hit the stage, you'll witness four guys having the time of their lives, and they hope you will join in the fun. From Marley to Rage. From Petty to 311. From Incubus to R.H.C.P. and more from the 90s to today.

Please welcome local artist George Smith to Plumb Cellars!! George grew up in a rural suburb of a large eastern city and, as a result, was exposed to a wide variety of music; his musical taste was influenced by everything from gospel and country to rock and jazz. His performance mainly comprises classic rock but includes a bit of country, folk, and jazz.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us at the Farmer’s Market for live music. We will publish the artists soon.

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

Terry Lamont’s music is inspired by Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Buffet, and Zac Brown. Terry likes to say he plays “Tropical Rock.”

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

Andrés Dankel Ibañez on Trumpet.

Daniel began recording solo CDs with the release of “Amber Waves” in 2004, “The Rising Cost of Wisdom” in 2006, ” A Showman’s Life” in 2007, “Natural Causes” in 2009, “Musical Residue” in 2011, and his latest CD, “La La Land” was released in March of 2013.

The style on these CDs goes back to Daniel’s country and folk-rock roots with a Texas flavor in the vein of Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and some of the new wave of Texas songwriters like Steve Earle, Charlie Robison, Jack Ingram, Robert Earl Keen and Daniel’s favorite, Nashville singer and producer, Buddy Miller.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us at the Farmer’s Market for live music. We will publish the artists soon.

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

Nashville duo Haunted Like Human delves into inspired songwriting, sparse arrangements, and frisson-inducing harmonies that mark their music.

With a background in poetry and prose, Dale Chapman’s granular focus on language is simpatico with Cody Clark’s background in classical guitar, where each note carries its own weight.

Limned with nostalgia, soaked in Southern gothic lore, the duo meticulously assembles songs to preserve the spirit of the stories they tell.

The Talbott Brothers, hailing from Imperial, Nebraska, blend country, Americana, and heartland rock with their signature blood harmonies and soul-stirring lyrics. After years in Portland, Nick and Ty Talbott returned to their Midwest roots, rediscovering the raw authenticity that shaped them.

Their upcoming album, Borderlands (out May 2, 2025), explores the emotional frontiers of love, loss, and resilience. Stripped down to its acoustic core, the record channels the grit of Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and Creedence Clearwater, while drawing inspiration from modern greats like Zach Bryan and Chris Stapleton.

Rolling Stone praised their sound as “cinematic folk-rock for open highways,” while Billboard highlighted their “haunting brotherly harmonies.” With millions of streams and a growing fanbase, The Talbott Brothers continue to craft music that feels like home—honest, unpolished, and deeply resonant.

Pamela Thomas-Martin is a singer/songwriter living and working in the Pacific Northwest. She is known for her powerful, sultry vocals and skillful songwriting.

Her sound is often described as Americana with Soul, and her fans like to call her sound authentic!

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

This will be a special performance by local wine industry legends Ben Dimitri and Steve Wells.

Diego Romero, winner of the 2019 Best New Blues Band award from the IEBS, is an electrifying performer known for his explosive guitar skills and powerful vocals. Raised in Walla Walla Valley in a Hispanic household, Diego was exposed to various music genres, but the raw emotion of Blues became his true passion. A self-taught musician, he learned multiple instruments, ultimately finding his love for guitar. Influenced by legends like Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Diego has played at numerous clubs and festivals across the Northwest, even opening for Curtis Salgado. Known as ‘Dynamite Diego,’ he brings high-energy performances that captivate audiences.

The Welter Brothers are, in many ways, a classic stringed instrument-wielding blood harmony duo. Like the Louvins, Monroes, and Everlys, they have spent countless hours melding their sounds into a cohesive unit.

However, the wells they draw from stand unique among similar groups.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

Termed a prominent guitarist’ by the New York Times and praised by The Washington Post for his ‘astonishingly florid’ improvisations, David Rogers Fuses classical, jazz, and world music into beautiful, expressive, and virtuosic

He has been called a ‘modern master’ of the classical guitar’ by 20th Century Guitar. Classics today.com has praised his ‘first-rate instrumental artistry,’ and the Lute Society of America Quarterly has called his technique ‘formidable.’

Step into the fascinating evolution of headwear spanning 80 years of fashion history. Hats and original hatboxes from beloved downtown businesses are of special interest — a nostalgic glimpse into our community’s retail history.

Originally from Orange County, California, Phil earned his bachelor of music degree in classical guitar performance from California State University - Long Beach. He has been a professional guitarist and teacher for more than 25 years, performing his unique style of jazz, blues, rock, and rockabilly in clubs and musical theater from Los Angeles to Seattle.

He moved to the Walla Walla Valley in 2003 and is a band teacher at Walla Walla Catholic Schools and a guitar instructor at Whitman College. He’s an active volunteer for the Walla Walla Summer Youth Rock Camp and The Walla Walla Blues Society. He is a highly sought-after musician and has played in several local bands, from big band swing and Chicago blues to Acoustic jazz. As a teacher, Mr. Lynch is versed in many styles but has an affinity for classical guitar and jazz.

Montana-born, Idaho-raised musician Andru Gomez has opened for national and regional acts, including Horsefeathers, Scott Weiland, Hillstomp, Finn Riggins, Bart Budwig, and more.

With clever live guitar looping, subtly crafted lyrics, and bluesy Harmonica, much more happens than a one-person show. You can hear Andru's album "A Good Heartache" on many streaming platforms.

Local favorite blues and rock n roll artists have been rocking the stage in Walla Walla for years and have been featured in many festivals. A Harlem native, Dames lights up stages with her infectious energy, while Barrett is a dynamic guitarist and songwriter of more than 35 years.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Get ready for a one-of-a-kind 21+ mini golf experience in the heart of historic downtown Walla Walla! The Putt Putt Pour Mini Golf Tournament is your chance to enjoy a fun-filled day of golf, great drinks, and lively competition — all while supporting the United Way of the Blue Mountains and our efforts to strengthen the community.

Join us on May 31st for a unique Wild West-themed adventure as you putt your way through a custom-designed course that winds through some of the best wineries, breweries, and restaurants in town. Gather your team, dress in your best western gear for a chance to win the Best Dressed award, and prepare for an unforgettable day!

Montana-born, Idaho-raised musician Andru Gomez has opened for national and regional acts, including Horsefeathers, Scott Weiland, Hillstomp, Finn Riggins, Bart Budwig, and more.

With clever live guitar looping, subtly crafted lyrics, and bluesy Harmonica, much more happens than a one-person show. You can hear Andru's album "A Good Heartache" on many streaming platforms.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Calico Bones was formed in 2016 by Madison Lindsey and Mckenzie Lindsey. As members of an incredibly musical family, the sisters started performing very young. Years of piano lessons and opera training from their grandmother, Iva Lindsey, created a sturdy foundation for their musical journey. 

Calico Bones plays folky originals and exciting covers from many eras. Madison and Mckenzie have tight-knit harmonies with rhythmic instrumentals and flowing passionate melodies

Join us for a beautiful evening.

This event is an excellent way for you to come and try several wineries while they waive the tasting fee. You get to try six different wineries. So grab your Girlfriends, Spouse, or Friends and have a good time with some of Walla Walla’s finest wineries. Look for the Sip & Stroll poster hanging in their windows!

Diego Romero, winner of the 2019 Best New Blues Band award from the IEBS, is an electrifying performer known for his explosive guitar skills and powerful vocals. Raised in Walla Walla Valley in a Hispanic household, Diego was exposed to various music genres, but the raw emotion of Blues became his true passion. A self-taught musician, he learned multiple instruments, ultimately finding his love for guitar. Influenced by legends like Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Diego has played at numerous clubs and festivals across the Northwest, even opening for Curtis Salgado. Known as ‘Dynamite Diego,’ he brings high-energy performances that captivate audiences.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

This will be a special performance by local wine industry legends Ben Dimitri and Steve Wells.

Katalysst is a progressive folk rock group that smoothly fuses simplicity and complexity through thoughtful chord progressions and dynamic bass lines.

The band combines cheeky lyrics with classical vocal finesse; their music interweaves memorable melodies with compelling motifs.

Katalysst is fueled and inspired by tumultuous times. They provide listeners with an unflinching and, at times, lighthearted interpretation of modern life.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

The Museum’s biggest summer event includes free ice cream, Living History, and the interactive live-action Oregon Trail Game (inspired by the popular 1985 education video game). Bring your team and survival skills to make it from Independence, Missouri, all the way to Fort Walla Walla. In this kid-friendly game, there will be calamities to overcome, fun activities to complete, and a photo opportunity at the end.

Pack your wagon to travel the Oregon Trail and stop at forts along the way, where your wagon party will be checked for the necessary supplies for your travel. Along this journey, you will face different calamities you must overcome using pioneer skills, creativity, or pure luck. If you make it to the last stop, Fort Walla Walla, you will be rewarded with 320 acres of land!

From packing your wagon with supplies to overcoming obstacles along the way (snakebite remedy, anyone?), kids and adults alike will have a lot of fun learning about travel on the Trail.

Melissa Cunnington is known for her sultry vocal tone, which amazes audiences everywhere. Melissa’s musical interests and genres include jazz, blues, R&B, and pop.

Diego Romero, winner of the 2019 Best New Blues Band award from the IEBS, is an electrifying performer known for his explosive guitar skills and powerful vocals. Raised in Walla Walla Valley in a Hispanic household, Diego was exposed to various music genres, but the raw emotion of Blues became his true passion. A self-taught musician, he learned multiple instruments, ultimately finding his love for guitar. Influenced by legends like Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Diego has played at numerous clubs and festivals across the Northwest, even opening for Curtis Salgado. Known as ‘Dynamite Diego,’ he brings high-energy performances that captivate audiences.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us for a beautiful evening.

This event is an excellent way for you to come and try several wineries while they waive the tasting fee. You get to try six different wineries. So grab your Girlfriends, Spouse, or Friends and have a good time with some of Walla Walla’s finest wineries. Look for the Sip & Stroll poster hanging in their windows!

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Seasoned criminal Orvy Whipstitch Horvath — known to keep company with lowlifes and horse-thieves has escaped Walla Walla’s territorial prison. Gather up a search team and help the law track him down! If you succeed, you will be rewarded. Horvath escaped through Fort Walla Walla and left careless clues behind.

This two-day, family-friendly event is an interactive puzzle through the Museum. Find clues detailing Orvy’s escape plans, bring your wits, and trace Orvy’s trail to discover the criminal in his hiding spot!

Join us for a night of Acoustic Americana and Hill Country Blues featuring Blues Guitarist Ben Barton and Americana Singer-songwriter Andru Gomez. This duo offers a captivating blend of heartfelt Americana storytelling and bluesy guitar riffs, promising a dynamic evening of music. 

Ben Barton is a blues guitarist based in Moscow, ID. Drawing on his roots in Mississippi and Memphis, Ben's music reflects the rich traditions of the Mississippi Hill Country and the Delta while adding his own distinctive touch. His evocative guitar work and authentic vocals bridge the gap between classic Hill Country blues and modern interpretations.

Montana-born, Idaho-raised musician Andru Gomez has opened for national and regional acts alike, including Horsefeathers, Scott Weiland, Hillstomp, Finn Riggins, Bart Budwig, and more. With the use of clever live guitar looping, subtly crafted lyrics, and bluesy Harmonica, there is much more happening than a one-man show. Andru's album "A Good Heartache" can be heard on major streaming platforms.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Jim Basnight started recording solo and with the Moberlys in the late 70’s and led a pre-grunge original rock and roll scene in his native Seattle before relocating to NYC in 1980. He’s been working live and releasing records ever since.

Jim has appeared with acts such as the Ramones, the Police, the Romantics, the Band, and Billy Idol. He has shared stages with original members of Blondie, Guns and Roses, Heart, New York Dolls, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Jane's Addiction, REM, Nirvana, and Pearl Jam.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

The Pacific Northwest Living Historians (PNLH) will demonstrate the tools and skills employed by the explorers of the epic Lewis and Clark expedition.

Captain Meriwether Lewis and Captain William Clark were sent by President Thomas Jefferson to explore the newly acquired Louisiana Territory and to seek the best route to the Pacific Ocean through what we now call the Pacific Northwest. During their voyage of 1804 – 1806, they led the Corps of Northwestern Discovery overland from St. Louis, Missouri, to the mouth of the Columbia River and back again. With no means for resupply, the Corps (a U.S. Army unit of 31 men accompanied by Sacagawea and her infant child, Jean Baptiste) needed to use diverse skills and the right tools to survive.

Dressed in clothing of the style and materials worn by the members of the Corps in 1805-1806, PNLH interpreters will demonstrate and discuss many of those tools and skills, such as handling flintlock firearms, camp cooking, making clothing from leather, and making canoe paddles. Visitors can learn the history and stories of the Lewis and Clark expedition: the native people that they met, the unfamiliar territory they traveled and mapped, and the strange new animals and plants they discovered.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

The Pacific Northwest Living Historians (PNLH) will demonstrate the tools and skills employed by the explorers of the epic Lewis and Clark expedition.

Captain Meriwether Lewis and Captain William Clark were sent by President Thomas Jefferson to explore the newly acquired Louisiana Territory and to seek the best route to the Pacific Ocean through what we now call the Pacific Northwest. During their voyage of 1804 – 1806, they led the Corps of Northwestern Discovery overland from St. Louis, Missouri, to the mouth of the Columbia River and back again. With no means for resupply, the Corps (a U.S. Army unit of 31 men accompanied by Sacagawea and her infant child, Jean Baptiste) needed to use diverse skills and the right tools to survive.

Dressed in clothing of the style and materials worn by the members of the Corps in 1805-1806, PNLH interpreters will demonstrate and discuss many of those tools and skills, such as handling flintlock firearms, camp cooking, making clothing from leather, and making canoe paddles. Visitors can learn the history and stories of the Lewis and Clark expedition: the native people that they met, the unfamiliar territory they traveled and mapped, and the strange new animals and plants they discovered.

Join us for a beautiful evening.

This event is an excellent way for you to come and try several wineries while they waive the tasting fee. You get to try six different wineries. So grab your Girlfriends, Spouse, or Friends and have a good time with some of Walla Walla’s finest wineries. Look for the Sip & Stroll poster hanging in their windows!

Diego Romero, winner of the 2019 Best New Blues Band award from the IEBS, is an electrifying performer known for his explosive guitar skills and powerful vocals. Raised in Walla Walla Valley in a Hispanic household, Diego was exposed to various music genres, but the raw emotion of Blues became his true passion. A self-taught musician, he learned multiple instruments, ultimately finding his love for guitar. Influenced by legends like Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Diego has played at numerous clubs and festivals across the Northwest, even opening for Curtis Salgado. Known as ‘Dynamite Diego,’ he brings high-energy performances that captivate audiences.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Diego Romero, winner of the 2019 Best New Blues Band award from the IEBS, is an electrifying performer known for his explosive guitar skills and powerful vocals. Raised in Walla Walla Valley in a Hispanic household, Diego was exposed to various music genres, but the raw emotion of Blues became his true passion. A self-taught musician, he learned multiple instruments, ultimately finding his love for guitar. Influenced by legends like Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Diego has played at numerous clubs and festivals across the Northwest, even opening for Curtis Salgado. Known as ‘Dynamite Diego,’ he brings high-energy performances that captivate audiences.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Grab a lawn chair and get ready for the fun Classics Cruise. A few days before the cruise, we’ll publish a map for the 2023 route. Wheelin’ Walla Walla is held each September, the weekend after Labor Day, in historic downtown.

The Show 'n' Shine takes center stage on Saturday! Stroll Main Street where over 400 cars, trucks and motorcycles are on display and line the street from Park to Sixth Street.  An awards ceremony at 3pm caps off this family-friendly event.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.

We’ll announce the lineup in June.

Diego Romero, winner of the 2019 Best New Blues Band award from the IEBS, is an electrifying performer known for his explosive guitar skills and powerful vocals. Raised in Walla Walla Valley in a Hispanic household, Diego was exposed to various music genres, but the raw emotion of Blues became his true passion. A self-taught musician, he learned multiple instruments, ultimately finding his love for guitar. Influenced by legends like Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Diego has played at numerous clubs and festivals across the Northwest, even opening for Curtis Salgado. Known as ‘Dynamite Diego,’ he brings high-energy performances that captivate audiences.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Not too long ago, horses were replaced by “speed wagons,” motorized vehicles. Fort Walla Walla Museum is excited to recognize that history with the American Truck Historical Society, which will host its annual truck show.

Come out for the day and see locally owned vintage trucks, pickup trucks, vintage cars, and “old iron” on display. Meet the owners and enjoy stories about their vehicles and equipment. The Annual Truck Show includes the Blue Mountain Chapter members’ vehicles and equipment, which reflects the road transportation history and the connection with the region.

The Blue Mountain Chapter of the ATHS organizes and runs the truck show. Forty to fifty vehicles, including farm trucks, pickups, and semis, are expected to be displayed, along with small engines, tractors, and other transportation items.

Incorporated in 1971, the American Truck Historical Society preserves the history of trucks, the trucking industry, and its pioneers. An annual convention has been held each year since 1972, with a public antique truck show added in 1980. If you are interested, have stories to share, or enjoy seeing and “feeling” old trucks and cars, we look forward to meeting you!

This is the perfect event for families. There will be live music, food, fun, and fine vehicles.

Diego Romero, winner of the 2019 Best New Blues Band award from the IEBS, is an electrifying performer known for his explosive guitar skills and powerful vocals. Raised in Walla Walla Valley in a Hispanic household, Diego was exposed to various music genres, but the raw emotion of Blues became his true passion. A self-taught musician, he learned multiple instruments, ultimately finding his love for guitar. Influenced by legends like Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Diego has played at numerous clubs and festivals across the Northwest, even opening for Curtis Salgado. Known as ‘Dynamite Diego,’ he brings high-energy performances that captivate audiences.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Diego Romero, winner of the 2019 Best New Blues Band award from the IEBS, is an electrifying performer known for his explosive guitar skills and powerful vocals. Raised in Walla Walla Valley in a Hispanic household, Diego was exposed to various music genres, but the raw emotion of Blues became his true passion. A self-taught musician, he learned multiple instruments, ultimately finding his love for guitar. Influenced by legends like Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Diego has played at numerous clubs and festivals across the Northwest, even opening for Curtis Salgado. Known as ‘Dynamite Diego,’ he brings high-energy performances that captivate audiences.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Diego Romero, winner of the 2019 Best New Blues Band award from the IEBS, is an electrifying performer known for his explosive guitar skills and powerful vocals. Raised in Walla Walla Valley in a Hispanic household, Diego was exposed to various music genres, but the raw emotion of Blues became his true passion. A self-taught musician, he learned multiple instruments, ultimately finding his love for guitar. Influenced by legends like Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Diego has played at numerous clubs and festivals across the Northwest, even opening for Curtis Salgado. Known as ‘Dynamite Diego,’ he brings high-energy performances that captivate audiences.

Join us at the Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find fresh-cut flowers, flower baskets, beautifully crafted artisan items, and of course local produce. 

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us for our annual Downtown Trick or Treat on October 31, from 3-5 pm. Make sure and dress up, bring your trick or treat bags and be ready to have some Halloween fun! 

This year’s trick-or-treat will feature local businesses and organizations handing out candy and goodies to your little ghosts and goblins.

Join us at the Indoor Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find beautifully crafted artisan items, local produce, and lots more.

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us at the Indoor Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find beautifully crafted artisan items, local produce, and lots more.

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

There's nothing quite like the magic of a community parade. Walla Walla's annual Veterans Day Parade is scheduled for November 11 at 11:11am. Come out and show your support for our veterans.

Diego Romero, winner of the 2019 Best New Blues Band award from the IEBS, is an electrifying performer known for his explosive guitar skills and powerful vocals. Raised in Walla Walla Valley in a Hispanic household, Diego was exposed to various music genres, but the raw emotion of Blues became his true passion. A self-taught musician, he learned multiple instruments, ultimately finding his love for guitar. Influenced by legends like Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Diego has played at numerous clubs and festivals across the Northwest, even opening for Curtis Salgado. Known as ‘Dynamite Diego,’ he brings high-energy performances that captivate audiences.

Join us at the Indoor Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find beautifully crafted artisan items, local produce, and lots more.

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us at the Indoor Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find beautifully crafted artisan items, local produce, and lots more.

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us at the Indoor Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find beautifully crafted artisan items, local produce, and lots more.

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Join us at the Indoor Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find beautifully crafted artisan items, local produce, and lots more.

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

The Downtown Walla Walla Foundation is pleased to present the Annual Holiday Parade of Lights. Always held on the first Saturday in December, this event features a huge variety of lighted entries and thousands of spectators who help herald in the start of the holiday shopping season.

The parade begins promptly at 6 pm at the corner of Alder and Fifth Street. The parade travels east on Alder to Spokane, Spokane to Main Street, and Main Street to Sixth. The Jolly Old Elf Himself, SANTA CLAUS, will bring the parade to a close as he makes his way into Downtown Walla Walla.

Interested in participating in the parade? There is no longer a fee to participate, so click the link to sign up below!

Join us at the Indoor Downtown Farmers Market. You'll find beautifully crafted artisan items, local produce, and lots more.

Interested in being a vendor at the Downtown Farmers Market? Vendor spots are still available. For more information, please contact us.

Meet Pioneer Santa for pictures and holiday stories in the Grand Hall. Kids can enjoy a creative crafts table, and refreshments will be served with a side of holiday cheer. The event is admission-free for visitors looking to shop in the Museum Store and participate in the holiday festivities without touring the Museum.

Staff and volunteers are pleased to offer complimentary gift wrapping for all holiday purchases made in the Museum Store on this day, and all store purchases help support the Museum.

Please join us for Walla Walla BrewFest with all the best Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana craft breweries and cider houses in one location!

We invite beer and cider lovers to enjoy dozens of breweries pouring sample beers and ciders at many venues in beautiful downtown Walla Walla. BrewFest is an event for beer and cider lovers and an excellent opportunity for brewers to showcase their best brews!

Note: We invite VIP ticket holders to the event one hour early, at 11 AM.