The building The Motor Co occupies was built in 1935 and was originally named The Teague Motor Company after its first owner, Wilker ‘Bill’ Teague. Situated on the corner of Rose and Colville Streets, locals at the time knew the space as “Walla Walla’s Busiest Automobile Corner.” Other businesses and various building additions followed in later years, but the space always maintained its connection to the community’s automobile needs.

We provide enriching, meaningful creative experiences for children, teens, and adults through fine art education. We incorporate professional art materials in each lesson, teach relevant history and culture applicable to the art projects and inspire personal, unique art-making in a safe and welcoming environment.

Since 1986, Walla Walla's premier pre-professional ballet studio is directed by Idalee Hutson-Fish.

The Little Theatre has a rich and endearing 77-year legacy of offering full spectrum live theatre.

The Refinery is a community pottery and art studio offering workshops, studio memberships, and retail space featuring local artists.

A modern folk craft gallery and studio showcasing local makers rooted in traditional crafts.

A fine art gallery showcasing the work of nationally recognized Walla Walla artist Todd Telander, and local guest artists featuring oil landscapes of the Walla Walla Valley and beyond, still life, wildlife, sculpture and abstract paintings, jewelry, and the gallery’s signature raven accessories and logo wear.

Kingfisher Gallery & Custom Framing offers creative framing, local and regional fine art, and a friendly welcome.

Combine Art Collective exhibits and sells fine art by regional artists.

The historic Gesa Power House Theatre is a 300-seat performing arts venue located in downtown Walla Walla.