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Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Summer Concert Series: Shanks Pony
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.
Shanks Pony, Walla Walla’s own “Southern Funk-Rock” band, has been winning the hearts of fans with their ever-evolving eclectic show since 2012.
Covering all kinds of favorite classics from bands such as the Rolling Stones and Creedence Clearwater to modern jazzy renditions of iconic ’90s tunes and current hits, this five-piece entertainment machine is a guaranteed good time.
Sultry vocals are delivered by vixen lead singer, Tabitha Pennington, smooth guitar licks from Jared Pennington, groovy bass lines by Kit Kuhlmann, flawless piano by Topher McClellan, rounded out with the perfect beats rocking steady with Gordon Townsend on the drums.
This year’s tour includes an entirely brand new show and captivating sound you don’t want to miss.

Summer Concert Series: Sum People
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.
Get ready for a genre-blending good time with Sum People, a high-energy four-piece band from La Grande, Oregon. Known for their seamless mix of rock, funk, reggae, and ska, this crew brings serious groove and serious fun to every stage they hit.
With a setlist that bounces from Bob Marley to Tom Petty, 311 to Red Hot Chili Peppers — and a growing collection of catchy originals — Sum People delivers a sound that’s as diverse as it is danceable. Their chemistry on stage is contagious, and it’s clear they love what they do: playing great music and connecting with live audiences.
If you’re looking for tight grooves, feel-good vibes, and a band that knows how to keep a crowd moving, don’t miss Sum People live in Walla Walla!

The Grateful Dead Movie And 2025 Meet-Up
This year we celebrate the band’s 60th anniversary, as well as recognize the 30th anniversary since frontman Jerry Garcia’s death and the first Meet-Up since bassist Phil Lesh passed.
The Grateful Dead Movie is an immersive concert film that captures The Grateful Dead’s five-night run at San Francisco’s Winterland Ballroom in October 1974 – their farewell tour before a temporary hiatus. Blending electrifying live performances with animation, candid backstage footage, and interviews, the film is a cultural time capsule of the Deadhead experience. This beloved film is a fan favorite and will be screened as part of our continued Grateful Dead ‘Meet-Up at the Movies’ Regular Offering. It is the 12th of the regular Deadhead Meet-Ups in cinemas.
Jerry Garcia, co-founder and face of the band who died in 1995, co-directed the film. Additional content comes in the form of a big screen exclusive theatrical premiere of “China Cat Sunflower/I Know You Rider” – a bonus live performance from the October ‘74 Winterland shows not included in the official film release.
The Grateful Dead are an iconic American rock band, who formed in 1965 in Palo Alto, California. They are known for their devoted fanbase – their die-hard followers, known as Deadheads, followed them on tour and created a unique subculture centered around live music and community.

Live Music: Robin Barret & Tiphony Dames
Join us on the South Patio for an unforgettable evening of live music, cold drinks, and happy hour favorites! Experience a soulful evening with Robin Barrett and Tiphony Dames, two powerhouse musicians whose rich harmonies and dynamic energy light up the stage. Their mix delivers both heartfelt originals and fresh takes on timeless favorites.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Live Music: Farmers Market
Join us at the Farmer’s Market for live music. This week’s performance is by Andru Gomez.
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.

Summer Concert Series: Kate Turner
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.
Experience the soulful sounds of Kate Turner, a singer-songwriter hailing from Burbank, Washington. Known for her heartfelt lyrics and genre-blending style, Kate’s music seamlessly weaves together elements of country, jazz, and R&B.
After making waves in 2011 with her breakout single “Baby No,” Kate took a hiatus from the music industry, focusing on personal growth and family. Her return to the stage marks a new chapter, highlighted by the release of her EP Men Like You, recorded at Rainmaker Studios in Pasco. The project features collaborations with local talents, including Grammy-winning bluegrass guitarist Joe Smart.
Kate’s performances are a testament to her resilience and passion for music. With a new jazz and R&B album in the works, she continues to captivate audiences with her emotive vocals and authentic storytelling.
Don’t miss this opportunity to witness Kate Turner’s compelling live performance in Walla Walla!

Lagana Music Bingo
Join us for music Bingo paired with Lagana wines! Reserve a spot with a free ticket and show us your musical expertise! Bingo cards are $5 and wine purchases are expected for participation— let's have a good time together! This Month's Music Theme is “Sounds of Summer.”

Summer Concert Series: The Noteables
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.
Get ready for an unforgettable evening with The Noteables, a dynamic band hailing from the Treasure Valley, Idaho. Known for their eclectic mix of rock, country, blues, and funk, The Noteables delivers high-energy performances that captivate audiences of all ages.
With a lineup featuring Gretchen van Leeuwen on vocals, Jeff Lamb on guitar, William Joy on bass, and a talented rhythm section, the band brings a rich, full sound that’s both nostalgic and fresh. Their setlist spans decades of hits and deep cuts, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to their music, The Noteables promise a night of toe-tapping tunes and infectious grooves. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience their vibrant sound live in Walla Walla!

The Grateful Dead Movie And 2025 Meet-Up
This year we celebrate the band’s 60th anniversary, as well as recognize the 30th anniversary since frontman Jerry Garcia’s death and the first Meet-Up since bassist Phil Lesh passed.
The Grateful Dead Movie is an immersive concert film that captures The Grateful Dead’s five-night run at San Francisco’s Winterland Ballroom in October 1974 – their farewell tour before a temporary hiatus. Blending electrifying live performances with animation, candid backstage footage, and interviews, the film is a cultural time capsule of the Deadhead experience. This beloved film is a fan favorite and will be screened as part of our continued Grateful Dead ‘Meet-Up at the Movies’ Regular Offering. It is the 12th of the regular Deadhead Meet-Ups in cinemas.
Jerry Garcia, co-founder and face of the band who died in 1995, co-directed the film. Additional content comes in the form of a big screen exclusive theatrical premiere of “China Cat Sunflower/I Know You Rider” – a bonus live performance from the October ‘74 Winterland shows not included in the official film release.
The Grateful Dead are an iconic American rock band, who formed in 1965 in Palo Alto, California. They are known for their devoted fanbase – their die-hard followers, known as Deadheads, followed them on tour and created a unique subculture centered around live music and community.

Blues & BBQ
Walla Walla’s own Philly B King & The Stingers bring a hot dose of Chicago-style blues to House of Smith. Fronted by guitarist and educator Phil “Philly B King” Lynch, the band serves up Muddy-inspired shuffles and roadhouse rockers—perfect with Smokin’ Bandits BBQ, incredible wines, and good company.

Live Music: Diego Romero
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Live Music: Gustavo Alonso López
Gustavo Alonso López is a North American flamenco guitarist and composer based in Walla Walla, WA. The son of a Salvadoran immigrant and formally trained in architecture, he draws on flamenco’s grassroots oral tradition, Western notation, and influences from classical music and jazz. His work blends composition and improvisation, shaped by a cross-disciplinary background that anchors his career in music.
López has released two studio albums—Punto Lejano (2014) and Espasón (2023)—with a third in post-production. His artistry has earned support from the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, ArtWalla, The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation, Artist Trust, Audiosocket, and the Ucross Foundation. Central to his practice is dismantling stereotypes and fostering cross-cultural dialogue through music.

Wheelin' Walla Walla Weekend: Friday Night Cruise
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.

Live Music: Wild Rumours
Wild Rumours brings Fleetwood Mac’s most iconic music to life by performing entire albums, faithfully and in sequence. At the heart of every show are the classics from Fleetwood Mac (1975) and Rumours (1978), alongside other hits from the Buckingham-Nicks era.
The all-star Seattle-based lineup delivers an authentic concert experience—balancing dramatic crescendos with moments of quiet intimacy—while adding their own signature touch to some of the greatest pop music ever made.

Wheelin' Walla Walla Weekend: Saturday Show n' Shine
The Show 'n' Shine takes center stage on Saturday! Stroll Main Street where over 500 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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Summer Concert Series: Brass Fire Band
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.
Get ready for an electrifying evening with Brass Fire Band, a dynamic 10-piece ensemble hailing from Hermiston, Oregon. Known for their high-energy performances, they deliver a vibrant blend of jazz, pop, funk, blues, rock, and swing, captivating audiences across Eastern Oregon and Washington.
With a repertoire spanning over 150 songs from the 1960s through the 1990s, Brass Fire Band brings to life classics from artists such as Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, Elvis, and Santana. Their powerful horn section, combined with versatile vocalists, creates an authentic and immersive musical experience.
The band’s lineup features talented musicians, including Cindy Eddy on bass guitar, Jill Scanlan on trumpet, and vocalists Emily Cary and Jonna Kopta, among others. Their performances are characterized by tight arrangements and infectious energy, making them a sought-after act for weddings, corporate events, and community celebrations.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience Brass Fire Band’s vibrant sound live in Walla Walla!

Summer Concert Series: Saltwater Sky
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.
Get ready for a high-energy night of modern country music with Saltwater Sky, a five-piece band based in the Pacific Northwest. Formed in 2019, the band quickly earned a loyal following with their heartfelt songwriting, electric stage presence, and small-town authenticity.
Fronted by singer-songwriter Scott Heuston — who’s penned over 400 songs — Saltwater Sky brings together bluesy rock roots and modern country storytelling. Their sound is melody-driven, soulful, and unapologetically honest, with lyrics that speak to real-life moments of love, struggle, and wide-open roads.
Their performances feature a mix of original tracks and well-loved covers from artists like Creedence Clearwater Revival, Eric Church, and Johnny Cash. Songs from their debut album You by My Side, including fan favorites “Crazy Woman” and “The Other Side of Nowhere,” have cemented their place as a must-see act across the region.
Don’t miss your chance to experience Saltwater Sky live in Walla Walla — it’s country music with grit, groove, and heart.

Whitman on Main: A Downtown Block Party
Discover Downtown. Meet the Community. Experience Walla Walla.
On Wednesday, September 10, Whitman students, faculty, and staff are invited to explore downtown Walla Walla with a special one-night passport event. Enjoy live music from DJ Hugo at Heritage Square, visit local businesses, collect stamps, and take home a Walla Walla Welcome Bag.
This community celebration connects the Whitman campus with the heart of downtown, bringing people together to share experiences, discover new favorites, and enjoy the best of what Walla Walla has to offer.
Check back closer to the event for the event map, full list of businesses, and other details.
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This event is open to businesses located in downtown Walla Walla.
Featured on the printed event map given to all participants
Promoted through DWWF marketing channels
Attendees (Whitman students, faculty, and staff) will visit during the event
200 Welcome Bags for completed passports, filled with gift cards, swag, and items from participating businesses
To participate, you must:
Be open from 5–7 p.m. on Wednesday, September 10
Share something fun or interesting about your business
Optional:
Include a small item for the Welcome Bag (coupon, sticker, flyer, or other lightweight giveaway)
Match our $5 gift card purchase to double the number of cards for attendees
Sign-up deadline: Friday, August 22, 2025 (required to be included on the printed map).
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Enjoy live music from DJ Hugo at Heritage Square.
Pick up your passport at Heritage Square at 5 p.m.
Visit at least five participating businesses and learn something new at each stop
Collect stamps at each location
Return your completed passport at Heritage Park to claim a Walla Walla Welcome Bag with local goodies

Blues & BBQ
Walla Walla’s own Philly B King & The Stingers bring a hot dose of Chicago-style blues to House of Smith. Fronted by guitarist and educator Phil “Philly B King” Lynch, the band serves up Muddy-inspired shuffles and roadhouse rockers—perfect with Smokin’ Bandits BBQ, incredible wines, and good company.

Walla Walla Valley Wine Academy: Decoding the Language of Wine
From Barolo to Brunello, discover the legendary styles that define Italy’s rich wine heritage. This class explores the grapes, regions, and traditions behind Italy’s most iconic wines—all through guided tasting and group discussion. No passport required—just curiosity and a glass in hand!

Live Music: Diego Romero
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Live Music: Farmers Market
Join us at the Farmer’s Market for live music. This week’s performance is by Maddysen Hope.
Maddysen Hope is a young singer-songwriter who is deeply passionate about making music and sharing it with the world.

Summer Concert Series: Bottled Boogie
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.
Get ready to dance the night away with Bottled Boogie, Walla Walla’s newest disco-funk-rock sensation. Formed in early 2025, this high-energy band has quickly become a local favorite, delivering infectious grooves and a vibrant stage presence that keeps audiences on their feet.
Led by the dynamic Eric Endres, known for his work as Eric Herman, and featuring talented musicians like Bryson Jacob and Thorin Zanger, Bottled Boogie brings a fresh take to classic dance hits and original tunes alike. Their debut performance at Kontos Cellars showcased their ability to blend nostalgic rhythms with modern flair, creating an unforgettable live music experience.
With a repertoire that spans decades and genres, Bottled Boogie is all about bringing people together on the dance floor. Whether you’re a fan of disco, funk, or rock, their electrifying performances promise a night of non-stop fun and boogie.
Don’t miss your chance to experience Bottled Boogie’s vibrant sound live in Walla Walla!

Summer Concert Series: The West Coast Feed
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.
Get ready for an electrifying evening with The West Coast Feed, a powerhouse 9-piece band hailing from Seattle, Washington. Known for their unique blend of rock and soul, they’ve been described as “the new Seattle sound” by The Journal of Roots Music and praised by Train’s Pat Monahan, who exclaimed, “I love this band!”
Fronted by the charismatic Jesse Butterworth, the band features a Grammy Award-winning rhythm section, blazing brass, and dueling electric guitars. Their high-energy performances, combining catchy originals and popular covers, have captivated audiences across the country, leading to sold-out shows from Los Angeles to New York City.
Their single “Shake It” reached the Billboard Top 100 and has been featured on Sirius XM and over 100 radio stations across the UK and Europe, including the BBC.
Don’t miss this chance to experience The West Coast Feed’s infectious energy and soulful sound live in Walla Walla!

Live Music: Double Take
Double Take Guitar Duo — Bill Bogard and John Holmes — perform jazz standards and originals with two guitars and a timeless, conversational sound.
John Holmes has been a driving force in the Non Stop Band—a composer’s workshop and studio recording project—for more than 40 years. In Walla Walla, he’s played in a variety of ensembles, including Duo Caribe with percussionist Lary Barileau, Jazzmen Tea with poet Larry Leier, the Latin Jazz Collective, and the Mike Agidius Quartet. He also performs regularly with his son Chris and percussionist Glenn Ayers under various group names.
Bill Bogard, a seasoned guitarist with over 50 years of professional experience, has performed locally with groups such as My Sister Linoleum (featuring vocalist Janet Berger), Jazz Standard Time, and The Walla Walla Rhythm Train, along with numerous solo appearances. A retired Whitman College professor, Bill is both performer and composer, known for his expressive style and lifelong dedication to the craft.

90's Block Party!
Get ready to relive your favorite decade as Browne and Henry Earl team up for an epic throwback party. DJ Lotek will be spinning all your favorite 90’s jams—think Clueless vibes from start to finish.
Free Entry
Food + Drink Purchase Required (no minimum)
RSVP for a table—standing room available for the fashionably late
Dress-Up Contest: Channel your inner Cher, Dionne, or Elton
Cocktail & Wine Specials from Browne + Henry Earl
Nostalgic snacks
Perfect photo ops all night long!
It’s velvet chokers, mini backpacks, and total 1995 energy. Don’t be a Monet—be there. Save the date, RSVP, and get ready to roll with the homies!

Downtown Farmers Market
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.


Community Event: Truck Show
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.

Letters from Max
“It’s a theatrical act of remembrance and a sacrament of grief, but it’s also a comedy… go see the play, and feel their relationship alive and tingling.” – The New York Times
“A lesson in how to love.”—The Arts Desk
This play is an adaptation of Sarah Ruhl and Max Ritvo’s 2018 epistolary book, Letters from Max. A Poet, a Teacher, a Friendship, this intimate, poetic play explores the relationship between Sarah and her former student, Max. With humor, lyricism and candor, the two friends share letters and poems as Max faces terminal illness and tests poetry’s capacity to put to words what otherwise feels ineffable.
“We’ll always know one another forever, however long ever is. And that’s all I want—is to know you forever.”
Letters From Max premiered off-broadway in 2023 at Signature Theater in New York City, directed by Kate Whoriskey and starring Jessica Hecht, Zane Pais, and Ben Edelman.

Letters from Max
“It’s a theatrical act of remembrance and a sacrament of grief, but it’s also a comedy… go see the play, and feel their relationship alive and tingling.” – The New York Times
“A lesson in how to love.”—The Arts Desk
This play is an adaptation of Sarah Ruhl and Max Ritvo’s 2018 epistolary book, Letters from Max. A Poet, a Teacher, a Friendship, this intimate, poetic play explores the relationship between Sarah and her former student, Max. With humor, lyricism and candor, the two friends share letters and poems as Max faces terminal illness and tests poetry’s capacity to put to words what otherwise feels ineffable.
“We’ll always know one another forever, however long ever is. And that’s all I want—is to know you forever.”
Letters From Max premiered off-broadway in 2023 at Signature Theater in New York City, directed by Kate Whoriskey and starring Jessica Hecht, Zane Pais, and Ben Edelman.

Blues & BBQ
Walla Walla’s own Philly B King & The Stingers bring a hot dose of Chicago-style blues to House of Smith. Fronted by guitarist and educator Phil “Philly B King” Lynch, the band serves up Muddy-inspired shuffles and roadhouse rockers—perfect with Smokin’ Bandits BBQ, incredible wines, and good company.

Live Music: Diego Romero
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Live Music: Farmers Market
Join us at the Farmer’s Market for live music. This week’s performance is by Denny Sedam.
Denny Sedham is a local favorite, playing classic country and folk music with his unique spin.

Live Music: Allen Stone
Join us for a night to remember as Grammy-nominated soul artist Allen Stone takes the stage at The Motor Co for Dossier Wine Collective’s debut concert event.
It's the perfect pairing: world-class music and exceptional wines, all in the heart of downtown Walla Walla.
Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Allen Stone’s music, this intimate show promises powerful vocals, feel-good energy, and plenty of local flavor.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Sip and Stroll
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!

Blues & BBQ
Walla Walla’s own Philly B King & The Stingers bring a hot dose of Chicago-style blues to House of Smith. Fronted by guitarist and educator Phil “Philly B King” Lynch, the band serves up Muddy-inspired shuffles and roadhouse rockers—perfect with Smokin’ Bandits BBQ, incredible wines, and good company.

Live Music: Diego Romero
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Blues & BBQ
Walla Walla’s own Philly B King & The Stingers bring a hot dose of Chicago-style blues to House of Smith. Fronted by guitarist and educator Phil “Philly B King” Lynch, the band serves up Muddy-inspired shuffles and roadhouse rockers—perfect with Smokin’ Bandits BBQ, incredible wines, and good company.

Live Music: Diego Romero
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Downtown Trick-or-Treat
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Veterans Day Parade
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.

Live Music: Diego Romero
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Holiday Parade of Lights
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!

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Family Event: Pioneer Santa
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.

Walla Walla BrewFest
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.

Live Music: Kate Freja-Nelson
Musical expression has inspired Kate since a young age. Growing up listening to a diverse range of music, inspired by The Beatles, Jack Johnson, the sound of the 90s, and nature, she expresses her soul with intimate songwriting and eclectic covers. Expressing vulnerability and the paths we choose as we navigate through life, Kate provides authentic sounds from the heart.

Blues & BBQ
Walla Walla’s own Philly B King & The Stingers bring a hot dose of Chicago-style blues to House of Smith. Fronted by guitarist and educator Phil “Philly B King” Lynch, the band serves up Muddy-inspired shuffles and roadhouse rockers—perfect with Smokin’ Bandits BBQ, incredible wines, and good company.

Sip and Stroll
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!

Live Music: Friends of the Devil
Join us for a feel-good Friday evening with Friends of the Devil, a Walla Walla-based acoustic band celebrating the timeless music of the Grateful Dead. With heartfelt harmonies, nimble fingerpicking, and an unmistakable groove, they bring new life to classic Dead tunes and deep cuts alike.
Their stripped-down setup highlights the soul of the songs—rootsy, rhythmic, and rich in melody. Whether you're a seasoned Deadhead or just love great live music, Friends of the Devil delivers a set that feels both nostalgic and fresh!

Community Event: Lewis & Clark — Living History Weekend
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.

Summer Concert Series: Jessie Leigh
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.
Get ready for an electrifying evening with Jessie Leigh, a rising star in the country music scene, hailing from Estacada, Oregon. Known for her dynamic performances and heartfelt songwriting, Jessie brings a fresh energy to the stage that resonates with audiences across the Pacific Northwest.
Since launching her music career in 2014, Jessie has shared the stage with country legends such as Luke Combs, Tanya Tucker, Josh Turner, and Chris Janson. Her original songs, including fan favorites like “Small Town Fight” and “Pink Umbrella Drink,” showcase her ability to blend traditional country roots with a modern twist.
Jessie’s music is a reflection of her passion for God, country, and small-town life. Her performances are more than just concerts—they’re experiences filled with authenticity, connection and a whole lot of fun.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience Jessie Leigh’s vibrant sound live in Walla Walla!

Summer Concert Series: Coyote Kings with Tiphony Dames
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.
Coyote Kings w/ Tiph Dames is a blues‑rock powerhouse from Walla Walla, blending blues, funk, R&B, and rock into a soulful, high‑energy sound. Since forming in 2006, they’ve released six albums—including their latest, Rocket—earning awards, rave reviews, and a loyal following across the Northwest and beyond.
Known affectionately as “that little old band from Walla Walla,” their electrifying live shows keep audiences coming back for more.

Community Event: Lewis & Clark — Living History Weekend
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.

Live Music: Farmers Market
Join us at the Farmer’s Market for live music. This week’s performance is by Gary Winston.
The legendary Blues man Gary Winston is known to get a party started! Be prepared to dance and groove.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Cocktail Classes with Kim: Presented by Walla Walla Steak Co.
Join us for a fun and interactive evening as Kim takes you through the art of cocktail-making! In this hands-on experience, you'll craft two classic cocktails.
Your ticket includes:
Ingredients and coaching to make two cocktails
A selection of grazing snacks (chips, nuts, and more)
Access to Happy Hour specials
Full main menu available for additional bites or beverages’
Whether you’re a cocktail enthusiast or just looking for a fun night out, this event is the perfect blend of social, sip, and stir. Don’t miss it!

Walla Walla Valley Wine Academy: Food and Wine Pairing
Savoring what’s in your glass is one thing—making sense of the tasting notes on labels, in reviews, or wine books is another. Pencil lead? Acidity? Minerality?
Sometimes it feels like wine has its own secret language. In this approachable, palate-driven class, our founder and Advanced Sommelier, Kaleigh, will guide you through five thoughtfully selected wines as we unravel the vocabulary of wine, from time-honored descriptors to the trendiest terms.
By the end, you’ll walk away with a clearer understanding of how structure and style show up in the glass—and the words to describe what you’re experiencing, both on the palate and in your own voice!

Summer Concert Series: The Olson Bros Band
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.
Get ready for a high-energy night of country rock with The Olson Bros Band, a powerhouse group out of Olympia, Washington. Fronted by brothers Luke and Isaac Olson, the band first gained attention in 2013 when their original song, “Sunrise,” won a national songwriting competition. Since then, they’ve become one of the Northwest’s most exciting live acts.
With tight harmonies, heartfelt lyrics, and a sound that blends modern country with classic rock roots, The Olson Bros Band delivers songs that connect and performances that light up the stage. Their catalog includes fan favorites like “I Bleed Evergreen” and “By and By,” and their shows mix original music with crowd-pleasing covers.
They’ve shared the stage with major artists like Dwight Yoakam, Lonestar, and Phil Vassar and continue to tour extensively, winning over audiences across the region with their authentic style and infectious enthusiasm.
Don’t miss your chance to catch this talented band live in Walla Walla — it’s going to be a night to remember!

Summer Concert Series: Elwood
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.
Hailing from the scenic Blue Mountains of Cascadia, Elwood is a folk ‘n’ soul band known for their heartfelt melodies and authentic sound. Drawing inspiration from the natural beauty of their surroundings, they craft songs that resonate with themes of love, life, and the human experience.
Their music blends elements of folk, soul, and Americana, creating a rich tapestry of sound that’s both nostalgic and refreshingly original. With soulful vocals, intricate guitar work, and a rhythm section that grooves with purpose, Elwood delivers performances that are both intimate and invigorating.
Having built a dedicated following through their engaging live shows and heartfelt recordings, Elwood continues to captivate audiences across the Pacific Northwest. Their commitment to authenticity and musical excellence makes them a standout act in the regional music scene.
Don’t miss the opportunity to experience Elwood’s soulful sound live in Walla Walla!

Live Music: Farmers Market
Join us at the Farmer’s Market for live music. This week’s performance is by Diego Romero.
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Summer Concert Series: Austin Jenckes and Cody Beebe
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.
Experience an unforgettable evening of soulful storytelling and powerhouse performances as Austin Jenckes and Cody Beebe share the stage.
Austin Jenckes, a singer-songwriter from Duvall, Washington, is known for his gritty, heartfelt voice and deeply emotional songwriting. With roots in Southern rock and Americana, Austin’s music connects through stories of struggle, redemption, and the beauty in everyday life. His national breakout came with a strong run on The Voice, but his authenticity and songwriting chops have continued to propel him upward ever since.
Joining him is Cody Beebe, the dynamic frontman of Cody Beebe & The Crooks. A mainstay of the Northwest music scene, Cody brings a bold, roots-rock sound with influences of blues, country, and classic rock. His high-energy stage presence and fearless musicianship make him a perfect complement to Jenckes’ soulful style.
Together, these two Northwest originals deliver a night of music that’s raw, real, and full of heart. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind performance in Walla Walla!

Summer Concert Series: Gary Winston & The Real Deal
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.
Get ready for an electrifying evening with Gary Winston & The Real Deal, a powerhouse band hailing from Walla Walla, Washington. Known for their dynamic blend of blues, funk, R&B, and classic rock, they deliver high-energy performances that captivate audiences across the Pacific Northwest.
Fronted by the legendary bluesman Gary Winston, the band features the soulful vocals of Ericka Ingersoll-Winston, Gary’s wife and musical partner. Their tight grooves and rich harmonies bring a unique sound that’s both nostalgic and fresh.
With a mix of originals and crowd-favorite covers, Gary Winston & The Real Deal have become a staple in the regional music scene, known for their infectious energy and masterful musicianship.
Don’t miss this chance to experience their vibrant sound live in Walla Walla!

Bubbles Release Brunch
Come toast the release of our newest vintage of Bubbles—2023 Capital Call Blanc de Blancs—with an elegant, relaxed tasting experience. You’ll enjoy a glass of this crisp, refreshing sparkling wine perfectly paired with a light brunch featuring artisan quiche and a colorful medley of seasonal fruit.
This event is offered in 60-minute time slots, and advance reservations are required. Be sure to schedule your tasting to secure your spot. It’s the perfect way to ease into your weekend or add a little sparkle to your day!


Downtown Farmers Market
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.

Blues & BBQ
Walla Walla’s own Philly B King & The Stingers bring a hot dose of Chicago-style blues to House of Smith. Fronted by guitarist and educator Phil “Philly B King” Lynch, the band serves up Muddy-inspired shuffles and roadhouse rockers—perfect with Smokin’ Bandits BBQ, incredible wines, and good company.

Walla Walla Valley Wine Academy: Discover Italy
Unlock the secrets of pairing food and wine in this approachable, palate-pleasing class designed for everyday wine lovers. Whether you're planning a dinner party or just want to understand why certain wines work so well with your favorite dishes, we'll guide you through the fundamentals of flavor, texture, and balance. No experience needed—just curiosity and a love of good taste!

Summer Concert Series: The Talbott Brothers
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 7.
Get ready for an evening of raw, heartfelt music with The Talbott Brothers, a sibling duo known for their stirring harmonies, honest songwriting, and cinematic folk-rock sound. Originally from Imperial, Nebraska, Nick and Tyler Talbott have built a dedicated following across the country through relentless touring and emotionally rich recordings.
Blending Americana, folk, rock, and country influences, their music explores themes of hope, struggle, and brotherhood with a style that’s both deeply personal and widely relatable. Songs like “We Got Love” and “Run No More” highlight their knack for writing melodies that linger and lyrics that resonate.
Their live shows are known for their warmth, intimacy, and connection — a musical conversation between brothers and the audience that leaves a lasting impression. Whether performing stripped-down acoustic sets or full-band arrangements, The Talbott Brothers deliver a moving, magnetic experience.
Don’t miss your chance to see The Talbott Brothers live in Walla Walla — it’s music made to be felt.

Live Comedy: Susan Rice
Susan Ric was recently featured in Vulture Magazine for her widely popular appearance on Don’t Tell Comedy, which garnered over one million views. Susan has made appearances on ABC, NBC, HBO, Showtime, and Comedy Central.
She moved to Los Angeles in 1986, bringing her television credits, which allowed her to open for comics like Jerry Seinfeld, Rich Shydner, Paula Poundstone, and recently, Maria Bamford and Arsenio Hall. In the last ten years, Rice has found her niche in fundraising and organizing charity events, such as the first-ever St. Johns Comedy Festival, held in her neighborhood of North Portland.

Blood Of Gods Annual Merrymaking (Copy)
Opening Band: Heiress — Seattle Post-metalcore veterans and official Blood Of Gods house band
Headliner — To be announced

Summer Concert Series: Lary Barilleau & The Latin Jazz Collective
Please join us for free live music from two bands every Saturday night through September 6.
Experience the vibrant rhythms and soulful melodies of Lary Barilleau & The Latin Jazz Collective, a dynamic ensemble led by Grammy-nominated percussionist and composer Lary Barilleau. With over 35 years of experience in jazz, Latin jazz, salsa, and contemporary music, Barilleau brings world-class talent and passion to the stage.
Formed in 2005, The Latin Jazz Collective is known for its electrifying performances that blend Afro-Caribbean rhythms with rich jazz harmonies. Their debut album, Carmen’s Mambo, features original compositions that capture the energy, elegance, and emotion of Latin jazz at its finest.
Now based in Walla Walla, Lary continues to invigorate the regional music scene, performing with some of the Northwest’s finest jazz musicians. Recent lineups have included Glen Ayers, Greg Miner, Jay Roulston, G. Louis Hemenway, and Doug Scarborough — each adding their flair to this rhythm-forward ensemble.
Don’t miss this chance to experience a night of infectious grooves, spirited solos, and high-caliber musicianship with Lary Barilleau & The Latin Jazz Collective.

Blood Of Gods Annual Merrymaking
12PM - 2PM | NO HOLDS BARRED SPEAKING PANEL
Buckle up for a fearless, interactive discussion with wine and music luminaries!
Featuring:
Maggie Harrison — Antica Terra
Bonnary Lek — Wine Enthusiast Magazine
Alexis Mincolla — 3Teeth
Charles Smith — K Vintners/House Of Smith
Samantha Cole Johnson — Senior Editor, JancisRobinson.com
Pax Mahle — Pax Wines
Moderated by Maryam Ahmed — Maryam + Company.
Expect insight, irreverence, and, quite possibly(!) a few surprises. Limited seating/Space available!
3 PM - 6 PM | THE MERRYMAKING MAIN EVENT
This is where the magic happens. Mix and mingle with industry icons, artists, and fellow revelers while enjoying an unparalleled lineup of wineries (and a couple of breweries for good measure), including:
Featured Producers:
Abeja (pouring old vintages)
Andrew Will Winery
Day Wines
de Garde Brewing
Devison Vintners
Echolands
Erath Winery
Foxen Vineyard And Winery
Gjallerhorn Winesmiths
Hammerling Wines
Holy Mountain Brewing
House Of Smith/K Vintners
Hundred Suns Wines
Iruai Winery
Jenny & François Selections
Jett Wines
Kiona Vineyards (pouring old vintages)
Maloof Wines
Martin Woods Winery
Patria Wines
Pax Wines
Pepper Bridge Winery (pouring old vintages)
Pursued By Bear Wine
Reynvaan Family Vineyards
Sealionne Wines
Sound & Vision Wine Co.
Structures Brewing
Syncline Winery
Time & Direction Wines
WeatherEye Vineyards
Wines Of Germany
Wine Wristbands: $40
Want to taste from the above-featured producers? Snag a wine wristband online now as an add-on or at the event (but buying ahead gets you tasting THAT much faster). 100% of tasting proceeds go to Planned Parenthood.
Blood Of Gods Contributing Artists In Attendance
Meet, greet, and snag some artwork from visionary artists:
Jorge Corona
Morgan Beem
Al From Hell
Matt Harvey
Pam Wishbow
Cryomera
Caroline Harrison
Kyle Bond
Helen Mask
Jacob Beltway
and more!
Vendors
Oakthorn Studios
Woodblock Chocolate
KEXP
Poler
Wine Enthusiast
Gods Below
Feral House
and more!

Live Music: Farmers Market
Join us at the Farmer’s Market for live music. This week’s performance is by Andru Gomez.
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.

Downtown Farmers Market
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.