Events in Walla Walla
Jasper Mountain Trail Fest 2026
The Jasper Mountain Trail Fest 2026 includes a 4-Person Relay (52.4 miles), a Half Marathon, a Full Marathon, and a 4.4 Miles Family Run.
Southside Club Experience Weekend — Sagemoor
Members of participating Southside winery clubs are welcomed at Sagemoor Estates for a dedicated tasting. Wear the branded wristband you pick up to be treated as a club member for the entire weekend. The wristband identifies participants for this tasting.
Sagemoor EstatesWargame Night
Wargame Night brings tabletop players together for themed missions and scenario-driven battles. Participants can choose any wargame system they prefer, and terrain plus markers are provided on site to streamline setup. The focus is on flexible matchups, strategic play, and plenty of tabletop action.
Digital HeroesDowntown Farmers Market
A cheerful community farmers market celebrates everything local, from farm-fresh ingredients and handcrafted goods to ready-to-enjoy meals shared with friends. Explore the stalls, meet the makers, and savor the flavors while discovering unique items you can bring home. The 2026 vendor lineup includes Aichele Farms, All Things Artisan, Art by Dana C., Artificer Forge, Blue Mountain Cellars, Blue Mountain Coffee Co., Blue Mountain Land Trust, Caleb’s Sauce Box, Calhoun Family Fruit, Castoldi Produce, Chesed Farms, Czyhold Metal Design, Delight Vineyard, Donar Network, Enchanted Embroidery, Faetastic, Fast and Curryous, Fat Rolls, Flatau Farms, Fernandez Farms, Gholson Gardens, Girl Scouts, Goodwill, Hacienda Zaragoza, Hanas Puri, Hayshaker Farms, Horndawg Antler Chews, Hummingbird Tea, Kerry’s Trinidadian Cuisine, Kraken Krafts, Kukka Farms, Langdon Farms, Locati Farms, Los Portales, Mama Monacelli's, Master Gardners, Mercer Ranchers, Miles Away Farm, Moonlight Melons, Mordeth Leathercraft, New York Life, Nora’s 3D Printed Art, Old Homestead Alpacas, Polynesian Grill, Robyn’s Custom Made, Schreiber Farms, Seriously Silly Soaps, Shewa Ethiopian Cuisine, Smokin’ Bandits BBQ, Solar Snow, Stay Around Donuts, Stella’s Homestead, Sue’s Stitches, Sustainable Living, That Skincare Co., Thiessen Ranch, Tikiz Wine Design, Tropical Treats, Twain’s Grains, Twist & Crust, Umapine Creamery, Walla Walla Bake Shop, Walla Walla Candle Co., Walla Walla Clay Co-op, Walla Walla Micro Farm, Welcome Table Farm, and Wildlings Co. Inland Cellular is the market’s official internet provider.
W Main St, Walla Walla, WA 99362, United StatesSpring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41
At L’Ecole № 41, the spring season opens with a curated tasting flight highlighting the latest releases. The kick-off weekend focuses on a seasonal lineup especially selected for the occasion.
L'Ecole No 41 WineryBMHS Plants for Paws
Experience a single-day plant sale that raises funds for Blue Mountain Humane Society. Browse a variety of greenery to grow your collection, and know that each purchase helps support the shelter’s operations.
Land Title PlazaLocals Day
Every month on the 20th, locals can enjoy discounts on flights and wine by the glass with a valid ID. There will be snacks, drinks, games, and surprises for those who RSVP.
Browne Family VineyardsPlaymakers: Captain No Beard and the Stowaways
Little Theatre of Walla Walla presents a youth theatre production designed and led by its own creative community. Longtime director Carol Anselmo will be at the helm, supported by high school and college student directors Natalie Knudsen, Emily Armstrong, Austin Applebee, and Francisco Mendoza. Teaching artist Bronwyn Berna will also lend her expertise, creating a collaborative, multi-generational learning environment. This year’s production will be an original, pirate-themed show written by students from Walla Walla High School, offering young artists the opportunity to see their ideas move from page to stage. After four siblings follow their grandfather’s old treasure map, they find themselves as stowaways on a pirate ship. The stowaways travel around the ship, learning the way of the sea and meeting its inhabitants: the mice, the cooks, and the ship’s deck crew. All the while, the stowaways must hide from the evil captain no-beard. Their plans fail when the Captain’s pirate spies spot the stowaways and hatch a plan to expose them. Who will win when they come face to face? Who will rule the ship and how will they come to power? This performance is open to children in the first grade and up to age 15.
The Little Theatre of Walla WallaPlaymakers: Captain No Beard and the Stowaways
At the Little Theatre of Walla Walla, Playmakers: Captain No Beard and the Stowaways puts the focus on the youngest performers during the summer season. The theatre is introducing something new created for this group, signaling a new direction.
Little Theatre of Walla WallaForest Ray — Tranche Estate
Forest Ray performs at Tranche with a psych folk rock sound that grew out of a recording project launched in 2015. The band blends guitar-forward psychedelic rock with garage and folk influences, paired with rich organ-based pop textures.
TrancheShakespearean Dinner~ The Denouement
Enjoy a Shakespearean winemaker dinner featuring four courses crafted by Chef Penny Addison, paired with wines. A director and actors will present selections from William Shakespeares works. The event will take place in an outdoor green space. Vegetarian and vegan options are available, specify when ordering tickets. The cost includes dinner, wine, entertainment, tax, and gratuity.
Smoky Rose CellarsBRIAN HUNT @ ROYAL BLOCK — THE SIREN
Brian Hunt brings live music to The Royal Block with lonesome songs suited to the longest day of the year, celebrating the summer solstice. There is no cover charge, and the event is for ages 21 and over.
The Royal Block2026 Washington Potato & Onion Summer Meeting
The Washington Potato & Onion Association holds its Summer Meeting at The Marcus Whitman Hotel & Conference Center. The program features a convention agenda and a general session, with speaker details to be announced soon.
The Marcus Whitman Hotel & Conference CenterSpring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41
Spring Kickoff Weekend at L’Ecole № 41 marks the beginning of a bright new season with a curated tasting flight that highlights the newest releases. This welcoming experience offers a fresh way to explore what is new and celebrate the season ahead.
L'Ecole No 41 WineryLGBTea & Coffee: Walla Walla on June 21st
LGBTea and Coffee: Walla Walla is a casual meetup for LGBTQIA+ community members from the Walla Walla Valley. It offers a relaxed place to connect, make new friends, and share experiences while enjoying a snack. Tea is provided courtesy of McGovern / Parsons Herb Co., adding a warm touch to this welcoming gathering.
Walla Walla County Democrats OfficeFather’s Day
Celebrate Father’s Day at Level Up with discounted mini putt for dads and drink specials available all day. Kids can enjoy a $4 craft that includes two dad themed keychains to decorate, while supplies last. Spend time together with family activities, putt putt, and free board games.
Level Up Walla WallaSam Black
Attend a living history presentation and learn about Sam Black, who was the master of Fort Nez Perce from 1825 to 1830. Tom Williams will portray Sam Black. Black joined the North West Company around 1810, coming from Scotland. Because of him, there is a vocabulary of the Cayuse language that was the start of efforts to revive an extinct language. Historians and anthropologists gleaned cultural and ethnographic information about regional Indian people from Blacks writings.
Fort Walla Walla MuseumSeminar Series: Walla Walla Giants
This seminar is part of a unique series that spotlights the trailblazers who shaped Walla Walla Valley wine. Led by Advanced Sommeliers, including Kaleigh Brook, it honors the figures whose work laid the foundation for the region’s wine legacy.
Tavern AncestraleGolfweek Pacific Northwest Senior Championship
The Golfweek Pacific Northwest Senior Championship brings together senior golfers across four divisions. Players compete as Seniors 55 and older, Super Seniors 65 and older, Legends 70 and older, and Super Legends 75 and older. Eligibility requires a handicap index of 8.0 or lower.
Wine Valley Golf ClubLoteria Mondays
Play Mexican bingo in a relaxed, family-friendly setting. Participation is free and open to all ages. Enjoy Latin music along with drink specials for a festive atmosphere.
Level UpSpring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41
L’Ecole № 41 marks the start of a bright new season with a weekend spring kick-off, featuring a curated tasting flight that highlights its latest releases.
L'Ecole No 41 WineryRestorative Yoga
Recharge with a restorative yoga class at Walla Walla Senior Center. Expect breath work, gentle stretching, and balance practice. Participants should bring a yoga mat. This class is free and welcomes everyone in the community.
Walla Walla Senior CenterBaby Story Time
Baby Story Time at Walla Walla Public Library Temporary is designed for infants and toddlers up to age three with their caregivers. The session features music, interactive fingerplay, and shared stories in the library's temporary space.
Walla Walla Public Library TemporarySTEM
Enjoy hands-on science activities in a casual, walk-up format at Washington Park. Supplies are included and there is no fee to participate.
Washington Park50-Target Money Shoot
This competition typically involves two 25-bird events. The specific events will be determined closer to the shoot date, and the website will be updated accordingly.
Walla Walla Gun ClubSpecial Event: Fluid Dynamics
International concert violinist Rachel Lee Priday makes her WWCMF debut with Fluid Dynamics, a program she created that connects music with ocean science. Inspired by the work of Dr. Georgy Manucharyan, Associate Professor of Oceanography at the University of Washington, she assembles a one hour program of contemporary pieces for violin and pairs them with visual effects drawn from his research, including imagery such as iridescent patterns formed by surface tension on submerged bubbles. Presented at Foundry Vineyards, the performance features music by living composers including Leilehua Lanzilotti, Timo Andres, Gabriella Smith, Cristina Spinei, Paul Wiancko, and Christopher Cerrone, with selections such as ko'u inoa, Three Suns, Entangled on a Rotating Planet, Convection Loops for Violin and Loop Pedal, to speak in a forgotten language, Waterworks, and a Sonata for Violin and Piano. Artists are Rachel Lee Priday, violin, and Xiaohui Yang, piano. Doors open an hour before the music begins. Special event price is $40.
Foundry VineyardsTrivia Night: Shrek Theme
Put your Shrek knowledge to the test at a themed trivia night focused on fun and friendly competition. Play solo or form a team of up to eight. Please keep answers quiet and phones away during rounds, and feel free to turn the no-phone rule into a playful table challenge where anyone who checks their phone treats the group. A $15 minimum spend per person applies, or a minimum charge will be added. A live host will guide the game and has final say on answer rulings. Reservations are recommended.
Wingman Birdz & BrewzSpring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41
Spring Kickoff Weekend at L’Ecole № 41 features a curated tasting flight that showcases their newest releases and celebrates the start of the season.
L'Ecole No 41 WineryTai Chi Class
This new Tai Chi class is led by instructors Tom Fletcher and Barbara LaRowe on Tuesdays. Rooted in a long Chinese martial tradition, the practice emphasizes smooth, unhurried movements paired with gentle breathing to encourage relaxation. Participants engage stabilizer muscles to enhance balance, coordination, and flexibility. The mindful pace can ease stress, support better sleep, and help with memory. Tom and Barbara are certified in ten Tai Chi forms and bring 17 years of teaching and practice. There is no cost to attend, and everyone in the community is welcome.
Walla Walla Senior CenterSpringfield Drifters
Attend a baseball game between the Springfield Drifters and the Walla Walla Sweets.
Borleske StadiumWalla Walla Chamber Music Festival: Special Event: Fluid Dynamics
International concert violinist Rachel Lee Priday takes the stage for her WWCMF debut, performing a solo program she created titled Fluid Dynamics.
Foundry VineyardsBoys K-7 Basketball Camp
This camp is led by DeSales boys basketball players and coaches. Make checks payable to the WWCS Booster Club and note DeSales Boys Basketball in the memo line. On the final day, participants receive pizza and a shirt.
DeSales High SchoolD&D Adventurer's League at Digital Heroes!
Digital Heroes hosts a D&D Adventurer's League campaign that challenges players to confront an ancient forbidden horror. Beginners and longtime players are welcome to take part in the adventure. Tickets are $9.95.
Digital HeroesFIFA World Cup Watch Party - Mexico vs. Czechia
A lively watch party at Heritage Square features food trucks and music, with the soccer game shown on a big screen.
Heritage SquareSpringfield Drifters at Walla Walla Sweets
The Springfield Drifters will face off against the Walla Walla Sweets in a baseball game.
Borleske StadiumBoys K-7 Basketball Camp
Designed for boys in kindergarten through seventh grade, this basketball camp is led by DeSales boys basketball players and coaches. Participants receive pizza and a camp shirt on the final day. Checks should be made payable to the WWCS Booster Club with DeSales Boys Basketball noted in the memo line.
DeSales High SchoolLive Music Gig Foot
Enjoy live country music played acoustically by a band that invites you to swing along. Expect toe tapping rhythms and a lively set that keeps you moving.
GardFIFA World Cup Watch Party - USA vs. Türkiye
Heritage Square hosts a watch party featuring food trucks and music, with the soccer match shown on a large screen.
Heritage SquareLine Dancing
Complimentary line dancing instruction comes first, followed by an open session on the dance floor. Happening on alternating Thursdays, this gathering is family friendly and welcomes participants of all ages.
Level Up85th Annual Washington State Trapshooting Championships
Celebrating its 85th edition, Washington's trapshooting state championships span multiple days of competition. The event continues a longstanding tradition for the sport in Washington.
Walla Walla Gun ClubAnnual Book Swap & Resource Fair
An annual homeschool book swap returns, now paired with a new resource fair created for families at every stage. Those just starting out can learn the basics, and long-time homeschoolers can trade curriculum and connect with local families. Participants can bring outgrown books and materials to exchange, uncover deals and free titles, and give resources a second life. The resource fair features tables from local vendors, curriculum providers, co-ops, and services from across the Walla Walla Valley, with opportunities to talk directly with people and get questions answered. It is a friendly, relaxed setting. Admission is free, all families are welcome, and registration is not required.
Calvary ChapelSpring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41
At L’Ecole № 41 Winery, the spring kickoff welcomes a new season with a curated tasting flight that highlights the latest releases. This seasonal experience centers on a handpicked lineup created to showcase what is new.
L’Ecole № 41 WineryTrolley Tales
Families can enjoy a new story time adventure aboard the Valley Transit Trolley, presented by the library. Stories are read by Valley Transit staff and board members, then the fun continues with activities and games in the Valley Transit Transfer Center Plaza. Geared toward kids and their families, this program blends reading and play in a unique transit setting.
Valley Transit Transfer CenterSpringfield Drifters
Cheer on the Springfield Drifters as they face off against the Walla Walla Sweets in a baseball game. There are different ticket options available, including general admission and VIP access.
Borleske StadiumEarly History of St. Mary’s — Fort Walla Walla Museum
Linda Andrews, author of In Order to do Good: The History of Providence St. Mary Medical Center will be presenting.
Fort Walla Walla MuseumSupper Club: Prime Rib Night at East Alder Table — Downtown Walla Walla Foundation
At East Alder Table, a supper club dinner highlights prime rib, keeping the focus on the main course and a simple, shared meal.
East Alder Table - Walla WallaDungeons & Dragons
While the library is undergoing renovations, Dungeons and Dragons sessions are taking place in the atrium of the Die Brucke building, next door to Book and Game Company. These volunteer led, drop in games are in person for ages 10 and up, and players of all experience levels are welcome. Bring a level 10 character, or jump in with a pre generated character. For details about play, borrowing adventures, or volunteer opportunities, contact the library at (509) 527-4550 or wwpl@wallawallawa.gov.
Die Brucke BuildingFrances Ancheta
A live performance is planned at Marcy’s Bar & Lounge, an Art Deco setting that serves as a neighborhood hub for live music and community connection. The venue also operates as a restaurant, with food available to enjoy alongside the show.
Marcy's Bar & LoungeSpring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41
Spring Kickoff Weekend at L’Ecole № 41 marks the arrival of a new season with a curated tasting flight that showcases the latest releases.
L'Ecole No 41 WineryWenatchee AppleSox
The Wenatchee AppleSox will face off against the Walla Walla Sweets in a baseball game. Two types of tickets are available: General Admission and VIP, with access to event grounds and VIP amenities.
Borleske StadiumWalla Walla Chamber Music Festival: Tasting Music
Rooted in a story that begins in a winery, this festival moment reflects on how Susan Sokol Blosser, of her namesake Willamette Valley winery in the Dundee Hills, reached out to composer David Schiff to create a new piece, connecting artistic inspiration with a winery setting.
Reininger WineryAaron Crawford
Aaron Crawford brings his full band to Tranche, presenting Cascade Country, the sound he coined that mixes rock and roll, classic country, and grit. A native of the Northwest, he puts that blend front and center with a full ensemble.
TrancheJeki Yoo
Magician Jeki Yoo takes the stage at Gesa Power House Theatre with a performance built around awe and deft magic. In 2009, he earned a close-up magic award from the International Brotherhood, highlighting the level of artistry he brings to the show.
Gesa Power House TheatrePetSmart Adoption Event — Blue Mountain Humane...
At PetSmart, a weekend adoption event offers the chance to meet cats and dogs available for adoption. These pets are ready for loving homes.
Walla Walla Sweets vs. Wenatchee Applesox
A head-to-head baseball matchup features the Wenatchee AppleSox taking on the Walla Walla Sweets at Borleske Stadium in Walla Walla, Washington. The AppleSox go on the road to face the Sweets at their home field.
Borleske StadiumFestival Series: Strength In Numbers
Experience an evening of string chamber music that begins with David Schiff’s Chamber Concerto No. 2 for violin and string nonet, Vineyard Rhythms. Its three movements, Hawk, Gaia, and Harvest, trace seasonal transitions from winter to spring, spring to summer, and fall to winter. There will be an intermission. The program continues with Felix Mendelssohn’s Octet for Strings in E flat, Op. 20, performed in four movements that include Allegro moderato con fuoco, Andante, Scherzo marked Allegro leggierissimo, and Presto. Featured artists are Natasha Bazhanov, violin, Timothy Christie, viola, Artur Girsky, viola, Norbert Lewandowski, cello, Christina McGann, violin, Stephen Miahky, violin, John Popham, cello, Maria Sampen, violin, and Joshua Skinner, double bass. The venue opens one hour before the performance. Part of Festival Series 4, tickets are $30.
Rôtie Production FacilityDowntown Farmers Market
The Downtown Farmers Market celebrates local flavor, craftsmanship, and community. Shoppers will find fresh ingredients, distinctive handmade goods, and ready-to-enjoy meals in a welcoming setting that invites connection and exploration. The 2026 vendor lineup includes Aichele Farms, All Things Artisan, Art by Dana C., Artificer Forge, Blue Mountain Cellars, Blue Mountain Coffee Co., Blue Mountain Land Trust, Caleb’s Sauce Box, Calhoun Family Fruit, Castoldi Produce, Chesed Farms, Czyhold Metal Design, Delight Vineyard, Donar Network, Enchanted Embroidery, Faetastic, Fast and Curryous, Fat Rolls, Flatau Farms, Fernandez Farms, Gholson Gardens, Girl Scouts, Goodwill, Hacienda Zaragoza, Hanas Puri, Hayshaker Farms, Horndawg Antler Chews, Hummingbird Tea, Kerry’s Trinidadian Cuisine, Kraken Krafts, Kukka Farms, Langdon Farms, Locati Farms, Los Portales, Mama Monacelli's, Master Gardners, Mercer Ranchers, Miles Away Farm, Moonlight Melons, Mordeth Leathercraft, New York Life, Nora’s 3D Printed Art, Old Homestead Alpacas, Polynesian Grill, Robyn’s Custom Made, Schreiber Farms, Seriously Silly Soaps, Shewa Ethiopian Cuisine, Smokin’ Bandits BBQ, Solar Snow, Stay Around Donuts, Stella’s Homestead, Sue’s Stitches, Sustainable Living, That Skincare Co., Thiessen Ranch, Tikiz Wine Design, Tropical Treats, Twain’s Grains, Twist & Crust, Umapine Creamery, Walla Walla Bake Shop, Walla Walla Candle Co., Walla Walla Clay Co-op, Walla Walla Micro Farm, Welcome Table Farm, and Wildlings Co. Inland Cellular is the official internet provider and a sponsor of the Downtown Farmers Market.
Main StreetSpring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41
L’Ecole № 41 marks the start of spring with a celebratory tasting experience. The event features a specially selected flight highlighting recent releases, offering a fresh way to explore the new season.
L'Ecole No 41 WineryFree RPG Day
Digital Heroes hosts a celebration of tabletop role-playing games for Free RPG Day, featuring new adventures and a variety of RPG-related items. Updates with announcements and additional details will be shared as they become available.
Digital HeroesWalla Walla Long-Term Care Fair
Local healthcare providers, senior-focused businesses, community organizations, caregivers, families, and other professionals come together at the Walla Walla Senior Center for a community-focused fair dedicated to education, networking, and access to helpful resources. Admission is free and the event is designed to connect local businesses directly with seniors, families, caregivers, and healthcare professionals. Seniors and caregivers can enjoy a complimentary lunch by registering and obtaining a ticket voucher at the Bankers Life booth. A raffle sponsored by local businesses will also be part of the program.
Walla Walla Senior CenterLocal Pokemon Tournament
A local Pokémon trading card game tournament welcomes fans of all ages. Participants can meet new people, show their skills, and enjoy a family-friendly setting that celebrates Pokémon. Ticket details will be announced soon.
Digital HeroesCoyote Kings
Since 2006, Coyote Kings have been performing and recording, garnering awards and positive reviews. They have played with notable musicians such as George Thorogood, Elvin Bishop, and Roy Rogers. Tiph Dames joined Coyote Kings in 2015, bringing her energy and vocal talent to the stage. Food will be available from Broth X & The Swirl Bar and there will be local breweries featured. Please note that this is an outdoor event and is weather dependent.
TrancheCooking Class: Fresh Mozzarella at East Alder Table — Downtown Walla Walla Foundation
Discover how fresh mozzarella is made in a hands-on session at East Alder Table in Walla Walla. Starting with curd, participants learn how warming, stretching, and folding work in concert with careful temperature control to produce a soft, tender cheese.
East Alder Table - Walla WallaYu-Gi-Oh! Chaos Origins Premiere Event
This premiere event for Yu-Gi-Oh! Chaos Origins offers early access to the newest set of cards, lively trading card gameplay, and a chance to see how the latest additions can shake up duels. Ticket details will be announced soon.
Digital Heroes2027 Royalty Information Meeting
Explore the Walla Walla Fair & Frontier Days Royalty Program at an information meeting in the VIP Building at the Walla Walla Fairgrounds. 2026 Queen Ellie Ford and Princess Taylee Smith will share their experiences, take questions, and help clarify what participation entails. Activities include parade and rodeo appearances, community service, and opportunities to build lasting friendships and memories. This session is intended for those interested in serving as ambassadors for Walla Walla Fair & Frontier Days.
Walla Walla Fair & Frontier DaysSpring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41
The spring kickoff at L’Ecole № 41 ushers in a new season with a thoughtfully selected tasting flight that highlights the newest releases. A celebratory lineup has been assembled for the occasion.
L'Ecole No 41 WineryPuzzle craft
Enjoy a hands-on puzzle craft suitable for all ages. Each puzzle is $5, and materials are available until they run out.
Level UpLiving History: Joseph Meek
At Fort Walla Walla Museum, learn about Joseph Meek, a mountain man who reached the Oregon Country in 1829 and later made his home in the Willamette Valley. The presentation traces his path from trapping to public life in law and politics, including the winter journey to Washington, D.C. that followed the Whitman massacre of 1847.
Fort Walla Walla MuseumSpring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41
Celebrate the new season at L’Ecole № 41 with a spring kickoff built around a handpicked tasting flight that showcases the winery’s new releases.
L'Ecole No 41 WineryTuesday Tunes with Calico Bones
Enjoy live music by Calico Bones.
Mercer Wine Estates Tasting RoomGravity Catastrophe!
Gravity Catastrophe brings Alex Zerbe, The Zaniac, to the ballroom at The Marcus Whitman Hotel for two free, all-ages performances. Known for high energy, he moves from one end of the stage to the other while mixing beatboxing, juggling, dance, singing, music, and magic. A two-time Guinness World Record holder and a world champion in hacky sack, Zerbe delivers a 60-minute STEM show filled with rapid-fire skills. He has been praised by America’s Got Talent judge Piers Morgan as a complete package. Presented with support from the Friends of the Library.
Marcus Whitman Hotel & Conference CenterDiego Romero
A live set from a talented local act features an electrifying blues band, winner of the 2019 IEBS Best New Blues Band, with Diego Romero and Michael Agidius on saxophone. Sip wine or beer while taking in the music. Admission is free, and all ages are welcome.
GardOpen Mic Night
Marcy’s hosts a community open mic that showcases local talent and welcomes both performers and supportive listeners. Food and drink specials will be available, and arriving early can help secure good seating. This event is for ages 21 and over, with a two drink minimum.
Marcy's Bar & LoungeSip & Stroll
A relaxed outing of shopping, sipping, and wandering through downtown Walla Walla. Sip & Stroll offers access to downtown wineries with tasting fees waived for the event, and each ticket includes tastings at six different wineries. Participants can visit tasting rooms including Capital Call Vitners, Forgeron Cellars, Henry Earl Estates, House of Smith, Maison Bleue Tasting Room, Mercer Wine Estates, Plumb Cellars, Rasa Vineyards, The Distillery Collective, and Turtle Wines, along with Walla Walla Beer Parlor. The experience also features retail and dining partners such as Noble Disorder and Sweet Basil Pizzeria, which offers a Sip & Stroll special of two slices for $6. Tickets are available online, with on-site sales and pickup at Heritage Square.
Heritage SquareSpring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41
Spring Kickoff Weekend at L’Ecole № 41 Winery marks the start of a new season with a curated tasting flight featuring the winery’s latest releases. The experience centers on a thoughtfully selected lineup that highlights what is new and celebrates the freshness of spring.
L’Ecole № 41 WineryWalla Walla Movie Crush
The 10th annual Walla Walla Movie Crush marks ten years of celebrating American short cinema. Spanning three days at Gesa Power House Theatre, this milestone gathering centers on short films from the United States.
Gesa Power House TheatreDominick Antonelli
Dominick Antonelli brings his debut national tour to Marcy's Bar and Lounge in Walla Walla, WA, presenting an evening of original songs. Expect live music in a laid-back bar setting, with drinks and food available.
Marcy's Bar & LoungeSpring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41
Spring Kick-Off at L’Ecole № 41 Winery welcomes a new season with a curated tasting flight that showcases the winery’s latest releases. This seasonal experience invites guests to explore fresh arrivals and celebrate the spirit of spring in a relaxed tasting setting.
L’Ecole № 41 WineryHeat of the Summer Registered Shoot
Enjoy a day of shooting featuring two hundred birds split across two distinct sporting segments. Lunch will be provided, and registration opens before shooting begins.
Walla Walla Gun ClubRed Shoe Terry Lamont
Settle in for a live set from local talent and pair the music with a glass of wine or a cold beer. Admission is free, and attendees of all ages are welcome. Wine club members may reserve seating by contacting Linda at (509)524-9099 or linda@gardvintners.com, while all other seats are available on a first come, first served basis.
Gård Estate WinesOpen Sewing Lab at Walla Walla Senior Center
Bring your own sewing projects and make progress with guidance from on-site volunteers. Sewing machines, thread, and fabric are available for use. Children under 12 must attend with a helper who is at least 16 years old.
Walla Walla Senior CenterFamily Movie Night
Arrive early to enjoy crafts and games with the library, then stay for a movie from City of Walla Walla Parks & Recreation. Bring your own snacks, blankets, and chairs for a comfortable evening. The film begins at dusk. If the weather is disruptive, the screening will move indoors to the Veterans Memorial Golf Course Clubhouse.
Heritage Square ParkChristmas in July
Celebrate creativity at a twice-a-year showcase of handcrafted work featuring makers from nearby communities and across the region. Discover bath and body items, home decor, jewelry, kitchen scrubbers, and other unique finds. Admission is free.
Walla Walla County FairgroundsGame Master Academy
This one-day workshop helps participants ages 13 and up learn how to lead their own tabletop role-playing game sessions. It takes place at the Die Brücke Building in Walla Walla, with registration available in person at the event.
Die Brucke BuildingBlood of Gods 2026 Annual Merrymaking
Blood Of Gods returns for its fifth year at the Marcus Whitman Hotel & Conference Center, blending heavy metal, boundary-pushing art, and unconventional wines into an immersive gathering that feels more like a summoning than a standard festival. The day features a candid speaking panel with voices such as Tegan Passalacqua, Elaine Chukan Brown, Tyler Balliet, and André Hueston Mack, then shifts into the Merrymaking where winemakers, artists, and attendees connect while the music sets a relentless pulse. Tasting from a lineup of wineries with a few breweries is available through an optional wine wristband, and all tasting proceeds support Planned Parenthood. Contributing artists share their work in person, and vendors include magazines, chocolate, publishers, tattoo studios, and zines. Every ticket provides access to the panel, the main event, and the afterparty concert, plus a take-home Blood Of Gods logo GoVino tumbler. The afterparty features Brutal Babes Burlesque along with performances by Warp Chamber and Heiress, with a headliner to be announced, and wines by the glass from K Vintners and House Of Smith. The weekend also kicks off with a free art opening at Foundry Vineyards that is open to all, showcasing featured artists with wine by the glass. Past editions have sold out.
Marcus Whitman HotelJelly Roll Tickets
Jelly Roll takes the stage with unfiltered emotion and gripping storytelling in every song, blending country rap with Southern soul for a sound that resonates. The performance is gritty, heartfelt, and surging with energy, creating a memorable experience that connects deeply with the crowd. Fans come together for an authentic, high-voltage show at Walla Walla Country Club.
Walla Walla Country ClubJelly Roll & Kashus Culpepper at Wine Country Amphitheater
Wine Country Amphitheater hosts Jelly Roll in Walla Walla, with Kashus Culpepper opening the show. Expect a sound that blends country, rock, and hip hop, with big emotional peaks, sing along anthems, and a crowd that stays engaged from the first notes, all suited to an outdoor setting beneath the evening lights. Plan to arrive early to ease parking and entry since amphitheater lines can build in peak summer. Dress for warm weather with a layer for later, wear comfortable shoes for walking the grounds, and be ready for a lively, loud atmosphere built for a full night out.
Wine Country AmphitheaterJugglemania: Hilarity & Dexterity with Rhys Thomas
The outdoor stage at Washington Park hosts Jugglemania with Rhys Thomas, an all-ages performance that blends laugh-out-loud comedy with impressive juggling and deft showmanship. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome. With decades of touring on theater and festival stages, at corporate gatherings, and on cruise ships in 30 countries, Thomas connects with audiences of all kinds and keeps the laughter rolling.
Washington ParkDisney's Newsies
Disney's Newsies arrives at the historic Fort Walla Walla Amphitheater in an outdoor production presented by Walla Walla Summer Theater. Drawn from the 1899 newsboys strike, this Tony Award winner from Disney features rousing songs, high-energy choreography, and a narrative about young people raising their voices to create change. Performed beneath the open sky, it celebrates community and courage while marking the return of live theater at the amphitheater during its 50th anniversary season.
Fort Walla Walla AmphitheaterCushing Eells, Protestant missionary: Living History Presentation — Fort Walla Walla Museum
A living history presentation at Fort Walla Walla Museum focuses on Protestant missionary Cushing Eells and the work he carried out with his wife, Myra. The program traces their arrival in the Valley in 1838, their years among the Spokane people, and the turning point following the Whitman Mission tragedy in 1847, after which they left that community. The presentation shares a chapter of regional history shaped by dedication, upheaval, and change.
Fort Walla Walla MuseumLIVE MUSIC: Diego Romero and Michael Agidius
Enjoy a live set from a local act while sipping wine or beer. The performance showcases an electrifying blues band recognized as Best New Blues Band in 2019 by the IEBS, starring Diego and Michael Agidius on saxophones. There is no cover for the music, and all ages are welcome.
Throwback Films Series: Hook
Gesa Power House Theatre presents a screening of Hook as part of a four-week, family-friendly throwback film series that welcomes moviegoers of all ages. Each installment offers a nostalgic afternoon of film, friends, and fun. The Little Watts series is supported by Coldwell Banker Walla Walla, with additional sponsorship from Katherine Nordal and Elaine Eaker that helps welcome participants from the local Camp Fire Walla Walla day camp and YMCA programming. In this adventure, Peter Pan, played by Robin Williams, has grown into a driven mergers and acquisitions lawyer and is married to Wendy’s granddaughter, Moira, portrayed by Caroline Goodall. When Captain Hook, portrayed by Dustin Hoffman, kidnaps their children, Jack and Maggie, played by Charlie Korsmo and Amber Scott, Peter returns to Neverland with Tinker Bell, played by Julia Roberts. With the help of Tinker Bell and the Lost Boys, he must remember how to be Peter Pan again to save his children by facing Hook once more.
Gesa Power House TheatreFamily Movie Nights at Heritage Square Park: Project Hail Mary
Pick up the New York Times bestselling book from the library, then settle in for a movie presented by City of Walla Walla Parks & Recreation. Bring your own snacks, blankets, and chairs for a comfortable viewing experience. The screening begins at dusk. If weather becomes disruptive, the movie will be shown indoors at the Veterans Memorial Golf Course Clubhouse.
Walla Walla Public LibraryGodspell
At the Historic Fort Walla Walla Amphitheater, Walla Walla Summer Theater presents Godspell, a joyful musical that celebrates friendship, kindness, community, and hope in an open-air setting. Created by the Grammy and Academy Award winning composer also known for Wicked and Pippin, this production features a lively pop rock score that includes the familiar Day by Day. Staged beneath the summer sky as part of the amphitheater’s 50th anniversary reopening season, it invites laughter, song, and reflection. Tickets are available.
Godspell
Godspell is presented at the historic Fort Walla Walla Amphitheater by Walla Walla Summer Theater in an open air staging under the summer sky, part of the amphitheater’s 50th anniversary reopening season. Created by the Grammy and Academy Award winning composer behind Wicked and Pippin, the show highlights friendship, kindness, community, and the enduring power of hope. Its lively pop rock score, featuring favorites like "Day by Day," fuels a shared experience of laughter, music, and reflection in a distinctive outdoor setting.
Throwback Films: Free Willy
Gesa Power House Theatre presents a family-friendly throwback screening of Free Willy, welcoming film fans of all ages as part of a four-week series that offers a nostalgic afternoon at the movies. The film follows Jesse, a troubled boy completing community service at a marine park, who forges a deep bond with Willy, a captive orca. When Jesse learns the whale has been separated from his family and exploited by the park’s owners, he and his friends work against the clock to return Willy to the ocean, a journey that reflects Jesse’s own growth and sense of belonging. This presentation is sensory friendly, with lights kept at a mid level and audio slightly lowered, and hearing assistance devices are available. The Little Watts series is supported by Coldwell Banker Walla Walla and Underriner Honda of Walla Walla. Special support from Katherine Nordal and Elaine Eaker helps welcome participants from the local Camp Fire Walla Walla day camp and YMCA programming.
Gesa Power House TheatreLIVE MUSIC: Eoghan Murphy
Settle in for a live set from singer-songwriter Eoghan Murphy, born and raised in Cork, Ireland. With more than a decade of writing and performing, his music reflects the influence of legendary blues artists, jazz composers, iconic folk singers, and the sounds of his homeland, telling fresh stories while honoring tradition. Enjoy the performance with a glass of wine or a beer. There is no cover and all ages are welcome. Wine club members may reserve seats by contacting Paula at (509) 524-9099 or paula@gardvintners.com. All other seating is first come, first served.
Drought-Tolerant Plants: Discover Cacti and Succulents
Discover drought-tolerant gardening with a focus on cacti and succulents, guided by local experts. Examine specimens at the “pokey table” and taste cactus-based products. Hosted at the Walla Walla Senior Center.
Walla Walla Senior CenterSunday Sounds: Libby Miller
Experience live music from Libby Miller, a talented local artist. Enjoy a glass of wine or a beer while you listen.
Family Health Fair
The Family Health Fair offers an upbeat afternoon at Family Medical Center with complimentary refreshments, games, music, and other attractions. It is a relaxed, health-focused gathering for the community.
WWFFD Demolition Derby
This demolition derby unleashes a rush of metal-twisting hits, roaring engines, and clouds of flying dirt. The contest plays out over several heats and features Power Puff races. It is a proven crowd favorite each year, and seats are often in high demand.
Walla Walla County FairgroundsLIVE MUSIC: Diego Romero and Michael Agidius
Experience a live set from talented local artists Diego Romero and Michael Agidius. From the 2019 IEBS Best New Blues Band winner comes an electrifying new band featuring Romero with Agidius on saxophone. Wine and beer are available to enjoy during the performance. There is no cover charge for the music, and all ages are welcome.