Presented by the WA State Office of the Secretary of State's Civic Engagement Project, Civics 101 will help you learn how our government works and various ways to engage at the state level. Enjoy a lunchtime taco from La Monarca Mexican Food Truck following this free, open-to-the-public event.

This non-partisan, interactive workshop will explore the structure of state government in WA, how bills become law, and how you can track and participate in state government and the legislative process. We’ll use materials from Teach with TVW and the state legislature, with particular attention to policies impacting women.

Co-sponsored by the Walla Walla Public Library and AAUW-Walla Walla.

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.

Singer-songwriter Adam Kirtley has been making music in the valley for almost 25 years. You might recognize him from the bluegrass/Americana band Rogue Lobster or rocking out with Stereo Bird.

These days, Adam’s solo shows shine a light on his own songs—original tunes full of storytelling, heart, and plenty of soul. With years of playing under his belt, he brings an easy mix of talent and authenticity that makes every show feel like a good hang with great music.

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 for a joyful afternoon of family-friendly short films presented by Gesa Power House Theatre and the creators of Walla Walla Movie Crush. Enjoy heartwarming stories, delightful characters, and plenty of laughter—perfect for audiences of all ages.

Sponsored by Pacific Power Foundation, Milton-Freewater Area Foundation, and Windermere Realty, with additional support from the Washington State Arts Commission, this event is a celebration of creativity, community, and the magic of animation. Bring the whole family and make some movie memories together!

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.

 In an era of wildfires, drought, and species decline, Vermejo is proof that ecosystem restoration is possible. And it’s a blueprint for where it can happen next. Preserved is more than a film—it’s a call to action. From farmers and ranchers to hikers and hunters, we all have a role to play.

For nearly 175 years, the Southwestern United States has seen civilizations rise and fall, leaving behind landscapes stripped by time and industry. Northern New Mexico’s 560,000-acre Vermejo is one such place—a land rich with history, from dinosaurs and early Indigenous communities to homesteaders, a conservation-minded grain baron, and Hollywood’s glitterati seeking outdoor recreation. But modern times took their toll, leaving it overgrazed and scarred by mining.

In 1996, Ted Turner bought the land as part of his work to restore and protect lands across the United States. A dedicated team began to work to heal the land, transforming it into a thriving sanctuary. Today, Vermejo stands as a testament to what’s possible: biodiversity restored, landscapes reborn, and a model for global conservation.

Shot over 130+ days in breathtaking cinematography, Preserved unveils this hidden paradise, capturing ancient archaeological wonders and unseen wildlife behaviors—bears stealing mountain lion kills, microscopic worlds thriving in water-filled potholes, and animals adapting to a changing planet. Scientists, ranchers, and visionaries come together to revive a landscape once thought lost, with voices like media mogul Ted Turner, leading conservationist Kris Tompkins, and renowned author Craig Childs.

Join us downtown for a free celebration of well-being that brings together more than 20 local businesses focused on heart, mind, lifestyle, and spirit. Explore products, services, and self-care routines designed to help you feel your best.

The fair also features four interactive workshops led by local wellness professionals — a perfect chance to learn, connect, and recharge.

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 day full of Italian culture, flavors, and fun!

Activities Include:

• Italian-themed vendors and products

• Author appearance by Tessa Floreano, Italian historical fiction writer

• Live entertainment and dancing

• Sausage, pastry, and Italian soda booths

• Wine tastings and photo opportunities

• Grape stomping, plus pizza & pasta eating contests

Bring the family and celebrate Italian traditions, food, and community spirit!

Join us for a special evening marking the 40th anniversary of our beloved Festa Dinner!

Enjoy Italian favorites including antipasto, chicken cutlets, meatballs with marinara, and a build-your-own pasta bar with gluten- and dairy-free options. Assorted breads, salads, wine, and desserts will round out the feast. Kids can look forward to chicken strips and butter pasta.

The evening will feature:

• A silent auction

• Live Italian music

• Traditional dances by the Piccola Danza children’s group

• The introduction of Miss Italian Heritage

• Special award presentations honoring IHA members

Don’t miss this night of food, music, and celebration with our community!

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.

Whitman College Biology Department Chair and expert on native pollinators Dr. Heidi Dobson will present on native pollinators in our area, and how native plants support them.

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!

Kyra Sedgwick & Method Man in Tribeca’s Audience Award Winner!

Get ready for a laugh-out-loud night at the movies. Kyra Sedgwick and Cliff “Method Man” Smith headline an all-star cast in this sharp new comedy, winner of the Audience Award for Best Narrative at the Tribeca Film Festival.

David and his fiancée Meg are bringing their families together for the first time over Shabbat dinner on New York’s Upper West Side—when an unexpected (and possibly murderous) twist sends the evening spinning out of control. With Meg’s Catholic parents due any minute, what should be a warm family meal quickly turns into a riotous disaster!

C Street Brass began in 2008 as a small project between five friends who are coincidentally the most handsome men ever to grace the earth! Equally as comfortable in the sound world of baroque music as they are in Broadway, C Street Brass’ mission is to connect lovers of the arts from all walks of life around a highly energetic and engaging concert experience.

C Street Brass was the Ensemble in Residence at Carnegie Mellon University from 2012 to 2015. During this time, the group fell in love with the thriving music scene of Pittsburgh, PA, where it is now based.

C Street has been featured on a variety of performing arts series around the country, including Corpus Christi Chamber Music Series, Chamber Music Pittsburgh, and Strings Music Festival, where they were Artists in Residence from 2013 to 2018.

Internationally, C Street Brass has toured in Tbilisi, Georgia, as the resident ensemble of the 2012 Traveling Notes Music Festival and in Doha, Qatar, in 2014 as ambassadors for Carnegie Mellon University.

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 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.

Join for a free classical music program performed by pianist Rodolfo Faistauer, who is performing Schubert's Final Piano Sonata.

Bring a bag lunch and enjoy!

Feel It All chronicles professional skier Drew Petersen’s journey from the depths of suicidal depression to finding purpose, strength, and resilience by setting a goal to run the Leadville Trail 100 ultramarathon. Through blending the experience of skiing the highest 14,000-foot peaks in Colorado that surround the Leadville 100 course with the emotional, immersive story arc of running one of the most iconic 100-mile ultramarathons on the planet, the film shows how, within the struggle of living with mental illness, lies an opportunity to access an infinite, inexhaustible well of strength to achieve our limitless potential. The film aims to ultimately create powerful cultural change around mental health awareness and suicide prevention.

The mission of Feel It All is nothing short of powerful, lasting cultural change of breaking down the stigma around mental health and suicide to create a culture that honors and prioritizes mental health to save lives and help us thrive as individuals, communities, and as a society.

Watch the sun set over downtown Walla Walla during an intimate five-course dinner on the Sunset Terrace, paired with the distinctive Spanish-inspired wines of Castillo de Feliciana. Each pour reflects the family-owned winery’s heritage, with flavors that honor generations of tradition and craftsmanship.

The experience is limited to just 30 guests. Reserve your seat for an evening of vibrant flavors, rich storytelling, and the warm spirit of Spanish winemaking.

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.

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 Jason Lyle Black Electric Trio delivers a powerhouse concert that fuses the elegance of classical music with the energy of rock and the drama of film scores—all enhanced by live close-up cameras that make every seat feel like the front row.

Led by internationally acclaimed pianist, composer, and bandleader Jason Lyle Black, the trio combines virtuosic piano, guitar, and drums to reimagine the concert experience for today’s audiences.

Their signature show, From Blockbusters to Broadway: 100 Hits of Stage & Screen®, takes audiences on a thrilling, fast-paced journey through some of the most iconic themes in music history. From Les Misérables and Phantom of the Operato Star Wars and Pirates of the Caribbean—and from Queen, AC/DC, and The Beatles to Beethoven, Mozart, and Rachmaninoff—the music spans centuries and styles in a breathtaking series of high-energy medleys.

With dazzling musicianship, multimedia visuals, and non-stop momentum, this is an instrumental spectacle you won’t want to miss.

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.

“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.

“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.

Think you know your tunes? Put your music knowledge to the test in a fun twist on bingo!

Grab your free ticket to reserve a spot, then pick up your bingo cards for just $5 each. Enjoy a glass (or two!) of wine while you play — wine purchases help keep the fun flowing.

This month’s theme: “UK & US Girl Groups” From Motown classics to modern pop powerhouses, every round will challenge your memory and your ear for iconic hits.

Come for the music, stay for the laughs, and maybe even win some prizes along the way!

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.