Events in Walla Walla

Dungeons & Dragons

Roll the dice and step into a tabletop adventure at a volunteer-led, drop-in Dungeons & Dragons session. In-person play is open to ages 10 and up, and both new and experienced players are welcome. Bring a level 8 character, or pick from available pre-generated characters. For details about play, borrowing adventures, or volunteer opportunities, contact the library at (509) 527-4550 or wwpl@wallawallawa.gov.

Justice Media Film Festival

At Gesa Power House Theatre, an evening spotlighting stories of justice unfolds with a reception followed by a screening of short films. Presented by Northwest Film Forum and Unincarcerated Productions in collaboration with the San Quentin Prison Film Festival, the program showcases selections from the previous year’s festival and debuts Lockdown, a narrative short devised and co-directed by incarcerated participants in the Inside/Out Media Lab at Washington State Penitentiary. Some justice-impacted filmmakers will attend to talk about their work, and video messages from filmmakers who are currently incarcerated will be included. Reserved seating starts at $20, with a $15 option for students.

Justice Media FilmFest

Gesa Power House Theatre hosts a reception and screening for Justice Media FilmFest, a single-evening showcase of justice-focused storytelling from Northwest Film Forum and Unincarcerated Productions. Presented in partnership with the San Quentin Prison Film Festival, the program highlights short films from the previous year’s lineup and debuts Lockdown, a narrative short written and co-directed by incarcerated participants through the Inside/Out Media Lab at Washington State Penitentiary. Some justice-impacted filmmakers will attend to talk about their work, and video messages from filmmakers who are currently incarcerated will also be shared. The evening begins with a reception, followed by the film screening.

RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18 Viewing Party

Cultura hosts a friendly kiki where fans can mingle while watching the latest season of RuPaul’s Drag Race. Free popcorn is offered, with additional food and beverage options available for a fun, social evening. The viewing party repeats on Fridays throughout the season. The first screening also marks the conclusion of a month-long fundraising celebration benefiting the Walla Walla Pride Foundation, with $5 Rainbows available for purchase to display in the restaurant and inspire the community. Support in spreading the word about Cultura as a restaurant and safe space is appreciated.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Celebrate the start of the spring season with a curated tasting flight. Sample new releases, including the 2025 Grenache Rosé, the inaugural Grenache Blanc, and 2023 estate-grown red wines. There will be a guided tasting of the newest releases. Optional bites will be available as an add-on to enhance the experience. This takes place in the Walla Walla Valley at the historic Schoolhouse.

BLENDING EXPERIENCE @ NORTHSTAR

Enjoy select tasting of limited-release wines before creating your own unique red wine blend. This hands-on experience immerses you in both the creativity and science of composing a blend. When finished, you will have a custom blended bottle of wine to take home.

Rough Around the Edges Comedy Show at House of Smith — Downtown Walla Walla Foundation

A comedy show at House of Smith Wines in Walla Walla features Mike Wally Walter, bringing 44 years of experience and credits that include Showtime, MTV, and America's Funniest People.

The Hip-Hop Orchestra

A new musical voice emerges as orchestral textures pair with rapid rhymes and a high-energy stage presence. This fusion of symphonic form and hip-hop creates a dynamic experience at Walla Walla Symphony.

WJGA Eastern Open

The WJGA Eastern Open takes place at Veterans Memorial Golf Course. Play is from the WJGA Blue setup, measuring 6,607 yards and playing to par 72. Set in the Blue Mountains foothills, the course provides a serene setting for the event.

The Sunny Hours

This concert at Gesa Power House Theatre showcases songs from The Sunny Hours, an original musical created in Washington State. The story centers on a young woman from Seattle in the swing era whose ambitions clash with the expectations of her time. The story and lyrics, along with swing tunes, ballads, and anthems, were written by artists from Washington State. Performers from the Tri-Cities, WA are part of this fully homegrown production.

Final Indoor Market for 2026 Season!

The indoor market season comes to a close with this final event. Appreciation is shared for the support shown throughout the season. After this, the market continues at the outdoor Downtown Walla Walla Market.

Take Back Weekend

Take Back Weekend at the Walla Walla Police Department offers a simple way to get rid of sensitive and unused items while supporting local safety efforts. Safely dispose of unused prescriptions, have documents shredded, and drop off old computers for disposal. Donations collected during the event support Walla Walla Area Crime Watch programs.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Celebrate the start of spring with a curated tasting flight. You can sample new releases, including the 2025 Grenache Rosé, the Grenache Blanc, and 2023 estate-grown red wines. A guided tasting will showcase the newest releases, and optional small bites can be added. Welcome spring in the Walla Walla Valley at the historic Schoolhouse, a place to sip and savor.

PetSmart Adoption Event — Blue Mountain Humane Society | Animal Welfare in Walla Walla, WA

PetSmart hosts a weekend adoption event featuring cats and dogs available for adoption. Meet the animals in person as they look for new homes.

Water Day

At the WWCC Water & Environmental Center, this free, family friendly celebration explores the local watershed through science, art, history and hands-on learning. Held during Earth Week, the program highlights how water connects ecological, geological, atmospheric and cultural systems through demonstrations, tours, workshops, interactive exhibits and talks. Throughout the afternoon, activities include a tour of the CTUIR Freshwater Mussel and Lamprey Lab, a mokuhanga demonstration with a hands-on project that uses this water based Japanese printmaking technique, stream table demonstrations and other interactive water exhibits, training for community science fieldwork, a watercolor art exhibit and information tables from local organizations and projects. In the evening, presentations address the 1996 flood, the largely unseen flora of Mill Creek and the relationships among fungi, forests and the water cycle, featuring speakers Bob Carson, John Wakeman and Paul Lynn. Attendees may drop in for select offerings or stay for the full experience. The event is intended to be educational, collaborative and welcoming to the broader community, encouraging a shared understanding of how water shapes this place.

Whitman College Renaissance Faire — Walla Walla Democrats

Whitman College presents its annual Renaissance Faire, a lively celebration with food and drink, games, gnomes, and live entertainment. Explore the faire, grab something to eat, enjoy the performances, and savor the festive atmosphere.

ART OPPORTUNITY @ THE LIBRARY — THE SIREN

There will be an art opportunity at the library involving watercolor flowers.

Mad Hatter Tea Party

Step into a whimsical tea gathering inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, where style takes center stage. Guests are encouraged to arrive in a special hat, and a display of hats will be available to borrow to coordinate with any outfit. Hats from many decades will also be offered for sale, and prizes will be awarded for particularly distinctive choices. Attend solo or make it a shared outing with a mother, daughter, or friends. Seating is limited, and advance reservations are required.

Family Concert & Foodraiser: The Wild Symphony

This family friendly musical journey with Maestro Mouse introduces a blue whale, quick cheetahs, tiny beetles, and elegant swans, each sharing a small secret along the way. Playful surprises are woven into the experience, including a hidden buzzing bee, letter puzzles that reveal clues, and a coded message to solve. Storyteller Jeanine Gordon opens with her rendition of Coyote and the Stars, then narrates The Wild Symphony to connect the music with storytelling rooted in the region. Hands-on activities for all ages are available before the concert. Registration is free, and seating is limited, so advance sign up is encouraged. Families are welcome to bring a non-perishable food item to support the Blue Mountain Action Council Food Bank. Supported in part by United Way of the Blue Mountains.

Aviation Club Spot Landing Competition

WWU’s Aviation Club will host a spot landing competition at Martin Field, highlighting the skills of club members. The event coincides with WWU’s Alumni Weekend, and alumni along with community members are welcome. Complimentary food will be available for all attendees, and donations in support of the club are encouraged.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Join L’Ecole № 41 to celebrate spring with a curated tasting flight. Sample new releases, including the 2025 Grenache Rosé, inaugural Grenache Blanc, and 2023 estate-grown red wines. Optional bites are available to enhance the tasting experience. Welcome the season in the Walla Walla Valley at the historic Schoolhouse.

LGBTea & Coffee

A casual gathering for LGBTQIA+ folks from the Walla Walla Valley, offering a warm, approachable space to meet new people, share experiences, and relax over a light snack. The event is hosted at the Walla Walla County Democrats’ office, creating a friendly setting for conversation and community connection.

Outdoor Yoga - Afternoon

Join Katie Dimitri for outdoor yoga on the Echolands west-facing patio. This 60-minute class welcomes all levels, ages 14 and up. The session will focus on breath awareness and gentle movements, followed by strengthening and stretching, and ending with savasana. If weather is uncooperative, the class will be moved to the cellar. Remember to bring your yoga mat, water, and comfortable layers. Non-alcoholic beverages are available, and you may purchase wine before the experience.

BrowneU: Washington Bordeaux Grapes

A thorough look at Bordeaux grapes grown in Washington, this session breaks down the varieties that compose blends, with Cabernet highlighted as an example. The event is hosted at Browne Family Vineyards Tasting Room.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Celebrate the arrival of spring with a tasting of new wine releases. Enjoy a curated flight that includes the 2025 Grenache Rosé, the inaugural Grenache Blanc, and a selection of 2023 estate-grown red wines. Optional bites are available to enhance the tasting experience. The event takes place at the historic Schoolhouse in Walla Walla Valley.

Baby Storytime

Baby Story Time

Baby Story Time at Walla Walla Public Library is a weekly gathering centered on little ones. It provides a welcoming setting where parents and caregivers of young children can connect with one another.

Open Knitting Groups

Weekly knitting meetups hosted by Walla Walla Public Library take place on Tuesday and Friday. The Friday meetup is moving to the lobby by the north entrance of the Marcus Whitman Hotel, while the Tuesday meetup continues at the library until a temporary relocation is finalized.

Hearts Full

This event features music paired with wine.

Sustainable Food Service- Cleveland Commons Tour: Public Workshop Series

Take an insider tour of Whitman College’s Cleveland Commons with the SLC and Bon Appétit. This public workshop pulls back the curtain on how an industrial-scale dining operation puts sustainability into action, from composting and local sourcing to energy conservation. Explore waste management systems, sustainable procurement that includes regional Indigenous foods, and approaches to running facilities efficiently. See the infrastructure and policies that support Whitman’s Zero Waste goals and its commitment to the local food system. Open to all on a pay as you can basis, with registration required to help plan materials and space.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Celebrate the arrival of spring with a tasting flight showcasing the winerys latest releases, including the 2025 Grenache Rosé, the inaugural Grenache Blanc, and a selection of 2023 estate-grown red wines. A guided tasting will be offered, and optional bites are available for an additional charge. The event will take place at the historic Schoolhouse in the Walla Walla Valley.

Community Spanish Table

Practice Spanish or begin learning at the Spanish Table at the Walla Walla Public Library. People of all experience levels can spend time speaking the language with others.

Saturday Night Live Trivia Night

Test your knowledge of iconic sketches, cast members, hosts, musical guests, and late-night laughs at SNL Trivia Night. Teams of up to 8 players can compete, so gather your friends and reserve a table for a night of laughs.

College Place Book Group

D&D Adventurer's League

Experience D&D Adventurer's League at Digital Heroes with a chapter from Steinhardt's Guide to the Eldritch Hunt. Parties venture into the Shrouded District to investigate eerie mysteries and confront a lurking nightmare. Eight player spots are available. Inquire in store, on the Discord server, or by emailing ben@digitalheroes.com.

Romance Book Club

A welcoming book club dedicated to romance in all its forms, spanning historical, paranormal, and beyond. The group meets for discussion on the last Wednesday of each month.

Kentucky Derby Tap Takeover

Celebrate a Kentucky Derby tap takeover featuring Single Hill Brewing. Look for 6 to 8 Single Hill beers on tap along with special discounts and plenty of swag giveaways. Derby attire is encouraged to keep the festive spirit going. The festivities also support the BMAC Food Bank.

5th Week Rotary Social

A Rotary fifth Friday social brings together Rotarians, families, friends, and neighbors for a relaxed get-together at Marcy’s Restaurant. The atmosphere is family friendly, with plenty of chances to chat, make connections, and learn more about Rotary’s impact in local communities and around the world. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, so guests can settle in and enjoy the evening at their own pace. The gathering is open to current members and anyone curious about Rotary.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Celebrate the start of a new season with a curated wine tasting. You can sample the latest releases, including the 2025 Grenache Rosé, the inaugural Grenache Blanc, and a selection of 2023 estate-grown red wines. There will be a guided tasting. Optional small bites are available to enhance the tasting experience. The event takes place at the historic Schoolhouse.

After School

An after-school gathering at the library offers creative art activities and games in a friendly setting where friends can spend time together and have fun.

In This Together: Dementia Caregiver Support

This caregiver support group offers a compassionate space for people who are looking after a loved one living with dementia to connect with others who truly understand. Participants share experiences, practical approaches, and encouragement for the many challenges that can arise as memory and abilities change. The group also uses materials from the START program, developed by the Division of Psychology at University College London, to help build coping skills and emotional resilience. A brief Compatibility Call is required before attending for the first time. Attendees are welcome just as they are, with no need for perfect words or a polished story. Simply being alongside others who get it can make a meaningful difference, reminding everyone that they are not alone.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Celebrate the beginning of a new season with a special tasting. You can sample the newest wine releases, including Grenache Rosé, Grenache Blanc, and estate-grown red wines. A guided tasting is available, and you can add optional snacks. This event takes place at the historic Schoolhouse in the Walla Walla Valley.

Story Time

Designed for children ages 3 and up, this library session features read-aloud stories, songs, and a simple craft activity.

TIE-DYE @ THE LIBRARY — THE SIREN

Tie-dye a shirt or handkerchief in celebration of National Tie Dye Day.

BLENDING EXPERIENCE @ NORTHSTAR

Enjoy a tasting of limited-release wines. You will then create your own unique red wine blend in this hands-on experience. It immerses you in the creativity and science of composing a blend, and you get to take home your custom blended bottle of wine.

African American WACs at the Walla Walla Airbase in WWII

During World War II, over 6,000 men were stationed at the Walla Walla Army Airfield. Hear a presentation about the unique history of the airfield as the first to receive a squadron of African-American WACs (Womens Army Corps). Around 100 WACs from various bases arrived in August 1943. The presentation will explore who these women were, their role at the air base, how they were treated, and their interactions with the local community. Susan Monahan will present information gathered from Union-Bulletin articles, air base newsletters, and a microfilm of Walla Walla Air Field history discovered at the Whitman College Archives, to help reconstruct the WACs’ experiences.

Witty Winos

Enjoy an evening of comedy presented by ##justjokeswithjunior. The headliner is Sam Miller, a nationally touring comedian from Olympia, Washington. He jokes about the trials and tribulations of being a sober parent. Junior hosts the event with other funny comics.

Dungeons & Dragons

Roll the dice on a new quest at Walla Walla Public Library, where volunteer facilitators host Dungeons & Dragons drop-in play each Friday. In-person games are open to ages 10 and up, and both newcomers and experienced players are welcome. For this session, bring a level 9 character or choose a pre-generated character. For details about play, borrowing adventures, or volunteering, contact the library at (509) 527-4550 or wwpl@wallawallawa.gov.

3rd Annual Color Run

Celebrate the 3rd Annual Color Run at Martin Track & Field - Walla Walla. Choose to run, walk, or simply enjoy time with family and friends as music, food trucks, and bursts of color add to the fun along the course. New this year, all proceeds support the Tuition Assistance Fund, helping make Christian education more accessible for families in the community. Registration information and additional details will be shared soon.

Women Healing Together - First Gathering

Created for women who have lost a spouse or partner too soon and are navigating grief at a relatively young age, this gathering offers a chance to connect with others who understand. The session centers on introductions and story sharing, with space to talk about the person you lost and begin forming meaningful connections in a safe, supportive setting that is free of judgment. The group will also explore what is needed most right now, including possible meeting times, formats, and activities for future gatherings so the experience reflects the women who take part. A mailing list is available to share preferences for topics and outings. No one has to carry this alone. It serves as a first step toward community.

Ladies of Laughter

Gesa Power House Theatre hosts a Ladies of Laughter stand-up comedy showcase with support from ArtsWA. The theater partners with Ladies of Laughter to spotlight emerging and established women comics from many backgrounds, offering a platform to share their humor with audiences and a boost to their careers while bringing laughs to Walla Walla. The program’s legacy includes past participants such as Amy Schumer and Melissa Rauch from The Big Bang Theory. This year’s lineup features Poppy Champlin, trained at Chicago’s Second City Training Center and the 2024 National Winner, recently inducted into the Rhode Island Comedy Hall of Fame, with credits that include opening for Ray Romano, Denis Leary, Bill Maher, Bill Hicks, and Rosie O’Donnell. Also appearing is Stephanie Blum, a former physiologist from Brooklyn and the Pro Division winner of the Ladies of Laughter Competition at Madison Square Garden, who has also won New York’s Funniest Teacher Contest, CBS’s Star Search, and the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival Breakout Performer honor.

Stereo Bird

Stereo Bird makes a return appearance in the yard at the Green Lantern with a repertoire that touches on Dawes, The Decemberists, Wilco, and The Wallflowers alongside lively originals. Expect pulse-raising grooves and catchy rhythms, searing guitar lines, and locked-in four-part vocal harmonies throughout.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Celebrate the beginning of a new season with a tasting flight. The flight features the newest wine releases including the 2025 Grenache Rosé, the Grenache Blanc, and a selection of 2023 estate-grown red wines. Enhance the experience with optional small bites. You can enjoy wine at the historic Schoolhouse.

Spring Release Weekend

An after-hours annual celebration featuring crawfish, king cake, and plenty of revelry, all rooted in family connections to the Big Easy.

Spring Release Winemaker Dinner

Valdemar Estates is collaborating with Chef Carl Brindle of Wild Thyme to present a 5-course dinner paired with their 2026 Spring release wines. The dinner will be hosted by winemaker Devyani Gupta and 5th-generation owner and CEO, Jesús Martínez Bujanda. The evening will commence with a welcome reception, followed by dinner. Furthermore, the event marks the official limited release of Eventide Estate BDX.

Ken Ludwig's Dear Jack, Dear Louise

Ken Ludwig’s Dear Jack, Dear Louise recounts the true World War II courtship of the playwright’s parents, with a U.S. Army doctor at the center.

Downtown Farmers Market Opening Day

The summer season opens with a downtown farmers market offering locally grown produce, freshly cut flowers, baskets of blooms, and handcrafted artisan goods. A full list of participating local vendors and musicians will be announced.

Spring Release Weekend

Expect cowboy flair, the twang of a guitar, a raise-your-glass moment, and the bold spirit of the bull for a lively, western-themed celebration.

Free Comic Book Day

Celebrate Free Comic Book Day at Digital Heroes with a free comic. There will be plenty of titles to choose from.

Women's Only BJJ Class

A women’s only class in a Gi uniform is open to current students and prospective participants. Current members attend at no cost. New attendees receive two complimentary women’s only classes, with the option to discuss membership afterward. Current teenage girls are welcome, and participants are encouraged to invite female friends. Prospective attendees should complete a waiver in advance.

3rd Annual Pášxapa Powwow

The 3rd Annual Pášxapa Powwow brings song, dance, and community to Sherwood Athletic Center Varsity Gymnasium. Invited drum groups will be featured, and two grand entries are planned. The program includes a veterans honor song and a recognition song for students and graduates, along with a cultural dance presentation from the local Indigenous community. Dance contests span categories from Tiny Tots through Golden Age, with monetary prizes awarded. Invited vendors will be on site, and volunteers from campus and the surrounding community are welcome. Registration for drum groups, specials, dancers, vendors, and volunteers will open soon.

Roast & Toast: A Spring Celebration

Spring is being celebrated with a Cinco-inspired pig roast. The afternoon offers rhythmic live music, flavors, and wines. The winery space is being transformed into a springtime fiesta. Included with the ticket are lunch, wine, and a discount towards a purchase. It is a 21-and-over experience, and there is a wine country casual dress code.

Riesling Winemaker Dinner

Join winemaker Brian Rudin in a celebration of the release of the Riesling 2024 Frenchman Hills Vineyard. Hattaway’s on Alder will be catering, and Chef Richard Hattaway and Brian have created a supper that pairs well with the newest Riesling and other favorites from the cellar. The 2024 Riesling comes from a single block in the Frenchman Hills Vineyard. The evening will start with a welcome pour and appetizers, followed by a seated, family-style dinner in the fermentation hall. The dinner includes passed appetizers, pig charcuterie, a family style entree, and a sweet treat. Pre-payment is required, and tickets are transferrable.

3rd Annual Pasxapa Powwow

This powwow brings local and Tribal communities together to celebrate Native American culture and heritage. It also provides a cultural educational opportunity for the community.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Welcome spring at L’Ecole № 41 with a seasonal kick-off featuring a curated tasting flight of new releases. Enjoy a thoughtful lineup that highlights what is new from the winery as the season gets underway.

Ken Ludwig's Dear Jack, Dear Louise

Little Theatre of Walla Walla presents a touching play by Ken Ludwig, inspired by his parents’ true courtship in the World War II era.

Walla Walla Food Truck Night

Walla Walla Food Truck Night opens the season with an annual Cinco de Mayo celebration at Pioneer Park. The event features a live mariachi performance by Mariachi Tapatio de Sunnyside and a beer garden highlighting brews from local brewery Burwood Brewing Co. It is a festive food truck gathering with music and community spirit to launch the season.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Mark the start of spring at L’Ecole № 41 with a specially selected tasting flight that highlights recent releases. Savor a seasonal lineup crafted to showcase what is new at the winery.

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Event

Focused on education and awareness of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons movement, this gathering features remarks from students, Tribal members, and staff connected to Whitman College and the CTUIR community. Information booths will provide resources from CTUIR's Family Violence Services Program and the Whitman College Welty Health Center CHECK IT Program. Guest speaker Mildred Quaempts, a CTUIR community member and MMIP advocate, will deliver remarks.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Spring Kickoff Weekend at L’Ecole № 41 celebrates the start of a new season with a curated tasting flight featuring the winery’s latest releases. This seasonal tasting offers an opportunity to explore what is new in the lineup.

Read With GO TEAM Therapy Dogs

Enjoy a reading session with certified Go Team Therapy Dogs, with time to read and cuddle with the dogs. Dog handlers are present at all times during the event. All ages are welcome.

Caregiver Support Group

Presented by the Alzheimer's Association, this caregiver support group offers a confidential and welcoming space at the Senior Center. Participants connect with others in similar roles, build informal support networks, and form social relationships. Meetings include education about dementia and guidance on practical strategies and problem solving skills.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

L’Ecole № 41 is hosting a Spring Kickoff. You can celebrate the season with a tasting flight of new releases, including Grenache Rosé, Grenache Blanc, and estate-grown red wines. There will be a guided tasting of the new wines, and optional snacks are available to enhance the tasting. The event takes place in the Walla Walla Valley.

Spring Highland Cow Paint & Sip! (Walla Walla)

Participants will paint a springtime Highland cow in Walla Walla with step-by-step guidance from an Art YOUR Way instructor. Tickets are $49 per person. Food and drinks are available for separate purchase through Henry Earl Estates.

One Book, One Coast: Movie showing: Beam Me Up, Sulu (Rated TV-14)

A screening of the 2026 documentary Beam Me Up, Sulu, rated TV-14. In 1985, Star Trek actor George Takei worked with a group of devoted fans to create a student film that later disappeared. This documentary explores the recovery of that long-lost project and underscores the show’s enduring themes of diversity and inclusion. The event is part of a series that fosters community conversations and is a program of the regional One Book, One Coast book club.

Open Mic Night

Marcy’s hosts a monthly open mic highlighting local talent. Attendees can settle in to enjoy the performances or step up to share their own. Thirsty Thursday brings food and drink specials for everyone. Arriving early is recommended to secure seating. This event is for ages 21 and over, with a two drink minimum.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Spring Kickoff Weekend at L’Ecole № 41 Winery welcomes the new season with a curated tasting flight that spotlights the winery’s latest releases. This seasonal celebration offers a simple way to explore what is new from L’Ecole № 41.

Spring Fling

This three day event at Walla Walla County Fairgrounds features a wide range of vendors, including food, handcrafted items, commercial booths, information only displays and Kiz Zone offerings. Free stage entertainment is available each day, alongside a karaoke contest presented by El Taco Loco, a tribute honoring veterans and the Show 'n Shine auto show. Rizzy the Camel will make special appearances on two of the days, rounding out a lineup that appeals to a broad range of interests.

Dungeons & Dragons

While the library undergoes renovations, in-person Dungeons & Dragons sessions take place in the atrium of the Die Brucke building next to Book & Game Company. These volunteer-run, drop-in games welcome players ages 10 and up and are open to all experience levels. Bring a level 9 character, or use a pre-generated character if you prefer. To learn more about play, borrowing adventures, or volunteer opportunities, contact the library at (509) 527-4550 or wwpl@wallawallawa.gov.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

The spring kickoff at L’Ecole № 41 celebrates the start of the season with a curated tasting flight that highlights the latest releases. Enjoy a thoughtfully arranged lineup created to introduce what is new for spring.

Mother’s Day Cake Workshop

Celebrate Mother's Day with a hands-on cake decorating workshop. Participants choose chocolate or vanilla and receive a pre-iced cake to personalize with colored icings, sprinkles, and other extras. Create a custom dessert as a heartfelt gift for a special mom. Space is limited.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Celebrate the arrival of spring with a tasting event. Enjoy a curated flight that highlights the winerys newest releases, including the 2025 Grenache Rosé, the inaugural Grenache Blanc, and select 2023 estate-grown red wines. There is also an option to add food pairings to your tasting. The winery is located in a historic Schoolhouse in Walla Walla Valley.

The Aunties

Come and honor the women that shape, heal, and uphold Indigenous communities. The evening includes contemporary storytelling, shared live from the stage, along with familial and archival photographs and works of legacy. The Aunties project is shared at sites across the Blue Mountain region, featuring stories by Indigenous women who call the local area their home and who have dedicated their life’s work in service to their community. This event honors the contributions and enduring legacy of Native women, whose stories inspire new narratives and guide new generations of leaders. Reflect on our collective history to nurture hope for a brighter future. Storytelling from the live performance will be preserved on film to become the heart of a narrative-driven documentary series that captures the artistic, cultural, and visual integrity of the places and people from which auntie stories emerge. Youll hear from Ɨtísyawak,Mildred Quaempts, Acosia Red Elk, and Kola Shippentower.

Hearts Full @ Tranche

Hearts Full is a Mother’s Day celebration at Tranche.

Mother's Day at The Marcus Whitman

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a refined brunch at The Marc Restaurant in downtown Walla Walla. Enjoy a plentiful buffet of seasonal fare, interactive chef stations, and elegant desserts. Raise a glass with sparkling wine by the glass, mimosa kits, brunch cocktails, and specialty coffee selections. Pricing is $55 per adult and $28 for children 12 and under. Reservations are recommended.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Celebrate the arrival of spring with a tasting experience. Enjoy a curated flight of wines, including the 2025 Grenache Rosé, the inaugural Grenache Blanc, and a selection of 2023 estate-grown red wines. A guided tasting of the newest releases is included. Optional food pairings are available for an additional charge. The event takes place in the Walla Walla Valley.

WA Concealed Carry Class at Sportsmans Warehouse WALLA WALLA, WA | 10AM to 2PM

At Sportsman's Warehouse Walla Walla, this 4-hour class provides in-depth instruction on concealed carry responsibilities and rules. Participants learn about lawful use of force, essential safety practices, and the correct handling and secure storage of firearms, along with the specific statutes and permit application steps for Washington, Oregon, Arizona, and Utah. Completing the course makes attendees eligible to apply for permits in those states, and participants also receive a WA HB-1143 Gun Safety Certificate. Dates and times may change, so check the website for the most current schedule.

What Are You Reading? Club

The What-Are-You-Reading? Club is a relaxed monthly meetup that rotates to new venues. There is no required reading. Bring a favorite book to talk about and trade recommendations with fellow readers. This session takes place at Capital Call Vinters, where attendees under 21 may be present but cannot purchase or consume alcohol. Open to adults and teens 16 and older. No purchase is necessary, and outside food or beverages are not allowed.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Celebrate the beginning of a new season with a tasting flight. The flight features the newest wine releases, including the 2025 Grenache Rosé, the Grenache Blanc, and a selection of 2023 estate-grown red wines. A guided tasting showcases the newest releases. Optional bites are available as an add-on to your experience. Welcome spring in the Walla Walla Valley at the historic Schoolhouse. You can sip, savor, and soak in the season.

One Book One Coast: community book discussion of They Called Us Enemy by George Takei

A community conversation centers on George Takei’s They Called Us Enemy, a graphic memoir that explores civil liberties, democracy, and the meaning of being American, both in history and today. Teresa Tamura, author of Minidoka: An American Concentration Camp, will take part and share insights. This discussion is part of Walla Walla Public Library’s participation in One Book, One Coast, a shared reading initiative linking more than 130 library systems across California, Oregon, and Washington. Print copies are available to borrow from the library, and unlimited digital access is offered through the Libby app by OverDrive. The program invites reflection on themes of identity, patriotism, family, loyalty, and resilience while fostering connection through thoughtful dialogue.

Home Composting: Public Workshop Series

Led by SLC staff at the WWCC Water & Environmental Center, this practical workshop explores how to turn everyday kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost for the garden. Participants will delve into the basics of composting science, identify the essential ingredients, and compare methods that can fit a variety of home spaces. The session covers what to do and what to avoid, along with troubleshooting tips for common problems such as pests or unpleasant odors. It highlights how composting can improve soil health, reduce household waste, and support sustainable habits at home. Open to the public on a pay as you can basis, with registration required so materials and space can be planned.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Celebrate the arrival of spring with a special tasting experience. Enjoy a curated flight featuring the winerys newest releases, including the 2025 Grenache Rosé, the inaugural Grenache Blanc, and a selection of 2023 estate-grown red wines. Enhance the tasting with optional bites. The event takes place at the historic Schoolhouse in the Walla Walla Valley.

BMAC's 60th Birthday Community Celebration

BMAC’s 60th birthday will be marked with a laid-back community gathering centered on food, fun, and connection. Complimentary tacos will be available for the first 200 attendees, along with activities suitable for all ages and a short program that celebrates the past and looks ahead. The celebration is free and open to everyone, with an optional opportunity to support BMAC’s work helping neighbors in need.

Sip & Stroll

Savor a relaxed evening downtown with time to browse, sip, and explore. A ticket waives tasting fees and includes pours from six wineries, offering an easy way to sample the local scene. Participating tasting rooms include 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, Turtle Wines, and Walla Walla Beer Parlor. Retail and dining are part of the experience as well, with Noble Disorder and Sweet Basil Pizzeria, which is featuring a Sip & Stroll special of two slices of pizza for $6. Tickets are available online, and if online sales close, in-person purchase and pickup are at Heritage Square.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

At L’Ecole № 41 Winery, the season kicks off with a curated tasting flight that highlights new releases.

Pacific Power Walla Walla Wildfire Forum

Pacific Power is hosting a forum to discuss how they are working to improve safety and reliability in the community during wildfire season. They will discuss advanced monitoring tools, ongoing work to strengthen the system, Public Safety Power Shutoffs, emergency de-energizations, and enhanced safety settings. There will be a Q&A session, and public safety partners from the area will be present. Light refreshments will be provided, and American Sign Language interpreting services will be available.

Tipsy Thursdays Comedy Show

JokesWithJunior presents a rotating lineup of comics from around the Pacific Northwest.

Bike To Work Day & Community Bike Ride

Open to cyclists of all ages and abilities, this celebration of Bike to Work Day features three commuter stations offering treats, giveaways, and friendly faces, plus a raffle for a tire patch kit. Stop by one or visit all of them at Pioneer Park, Howard-Tietan Park, and the Walla Walla Public Library. A family-friendly Community Ride is also planned to start from the library. For maps of station locations and the Community Ride route, check the library’s website calendar. Sponsored by the Friends of the Walla Walla Public Library.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

Celebrate the beginning of a new season with a tasting. Enjoy the winerys latest releases including the 2025 Grenache Rosé, their inaugural Grenache Blanc, and a selection of 2023 estate-grown red wines. You can also add optional bites to enhance your tasting experience. Welcome spring in the Walla Walla Valley at the historic Schoolhouse.

Memory Cafe

A Memory Cafe provides a relaxed social time for people living with Alzheimer’s or other dementias and their loved ones. There is no formal agenda, just an easygoing space to connect and talk together. For more information, call Julie Hooley at 509-412-2371.

Low & Slow

Now in its second year, this National Barbecue Day bash keeps the pit going for a big Texas-style feast. The celebration honors Marty Clubb’s Texas roots with slow-cooked fare.

29th Annual Ducky Derby

A day of family-friendly activities comes to Walla Walla Community College with the 29th Annual WW Exchange Club Ducky Derby, presented by STCU. The festivities feature the 5K Duck Dash and the 1-Mile Waddle Fun Run, a Family Fun Festival, and the signature Duck Race that caps the celebration. This longtime Walla Walla tradition offers quack-filled fun for all ages.

Youth Summer Series

At Walla Walla Gun Club, this youth summer series begins with a fundamentals session focused on core firearm and range safety along with instruction in clay target shooting. The kickoff session is open to youth, and adults may be able to participate if space allows. Subsequent sessions are reserved for youth ages 18 and under, where participants add to a running clay score for chances at prizes, including the possibility of a $500 gift card, and the series concludes with a final individual clay shoot. Participation is free. Blue Mountain Chapter 258 will provide shells for youth and covers a Pheasant Forever Youth Membership for each participant. For more information, contact Youth Chairman George Endicott at 509.386.8531.

Spring Kick-Off @ L’Ecole № 41

L’Ecole № 41 invites you to their Spring Kickoff Weekend. A curated tasting flight will be available, showcasing their latest wine releases, including the 2025 Grenache Rosé, the inaugural Grenache Blanc, and a selection of 2023 estate-grown red wines. Optional bites are available as an add-on. The event will be held in the Walla Walla Valley.

Onion Man Triathlon

Onion Man Triathlon brings together the three classic disciplines of swimming, cycling, and running in Walla Walla. Participants complete each leg in sequence, offering a clear test of endurance and versatility from start to finish.

Bag Sale hosted by Community Services

At this recurring bag sale, bags range from $1 to $5 and can be filled with clothing, books, and household items. It is held on the first and third Sunday of each month.

Senior Prom

At Solista Walla Walla, this Senior Prom embraces a Fly Me to the Moon theme, offering a timeless setting for music and dancing. Enjoy a welcoming atmosphere with snacks and drinks, friendly company, and a dance floor ready for new memories. One special prom with possibilities as wide as the night sky.

Bigfoot jr dragster invasion

A junior dragster race is planned at Walla Walla Drag Strip under the banner of Bigfoot Jr Dragster Invasion. More information will be shared as it becomes available, and the organizers express strong excitement for the event.

60 Bird Continental Style Buddy Shoot

Attend a 60 Bird Continental Style Buddy Shoot. The format is to be decided.

Walla Walla Music Fest 2026

Rare of Breed performs live at Walla Walla County Fairgrounds in Walla Walla. This concert brings the artist to a local stage for an in-person show.

Life as an Agricultural Diplomat — Fort Walla Walla Museum

Larry Panasuk will be giving a presentation.

Walla Walla Crash Fest 2026 | Walla Walla Fest Weekend

Crash Fest brings demolition derby excitement to Walla Walla Fair & Frontier Days, featuring thundering engines, dirt-slinging collisions, and continuous action. It opens Walla Walla Fest Weekend and leads into the Music Fest and Car Show that follow. Information about tickets and pit access will be announced.

Free Event for Veterans 🇺🇸 Walla Walla MusicFest

At Walla Walla Fairgrounds, Walla Walla MusicFest hosts a weekend focused on music, community, and gratitude for local veterans. Veterans receive complimentary entry to all MusicFest events. Highlights include a memorial wall where attendees may display photos in remembrance of loved ones, free haircuts for veterans provided by local barbers, and opportunities to connect with volunteer organizations, resources, and support services. Enjoy live performances, food, and activities throughout the weekend as part of Walla Walla Fest Weekend, a community celebration honoring those who have served.

Walla Walla Music Fest 2026 | Walla Walla Fest Weekend

At Walla Walla Fairgrounds, this two-day festival blends live music, engines, and community activities. The weekend begins with the Crash Fest Demo Derby Combine Derby. The following day features performances on two stages, including one focused on Spanish music, plus the Best of Walla Walla Car Show, a cornhole tournament, new festival games, and the return of the tattoo contest. Full lineup, event details, and ticket information will be announced.

Summer Block Party Series Hosted by Browne & Henry Earl

Dance through the decades with Browne & Henry Earl at themed DJ nights. Enjoy music by DJ Lotek, nostalgic snacks, and drink specials in a lively block party atmosphere. There will be patio block party vibes, cocktail and wine-by-the-glass specials, and throwback snacks. Dressing up is encouraged with a prize for the best-dressed. RSVP for a discount on your first cocktail and table reservation, walk-ins are also welcome. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.

Petty Fever Live in Walla Walla – Tom Petty Tribute at Walla Walla Music Fest 2026

Petty Fever brings a full-scale Tom Petty tribute to Walla Walla Music Fest at the Walla Walla Fairgrounds, performing favorites from Free Fallin' to American Girl with the energy of a full concert experience. Recognized as one of the nation's top Tom Petty tribute acts, the band delivers a set crafted for longtime fans and anyone who loves live rock. The performance takes place on the Main Stage as part of Walla Walla Fest Weekend, which features live music on two stages, the Friday Night Crash Fest, the Best of Walla Walla Car Show, Spanish music with dancing horses on the Pepsi Stage, Faith and Family Night, and a variety of food vendors along with beer and wine, plus family-friendly activities throughout the weekend. Tickets are available online or in person at the fairgrounds, and on-site camping is offered. Veterans receive free admission with one companion with valid military ID. Music is on the lawn, so bringing a chair or blanket is recommended, and arriving early helps make the most of the full festival experience.

Walla Walla, WA - MUSIC FEST

A high-energy rock performance will fire up the music festival at Walla Walla Fairgrounds.

The Michael Jackson Tribute Concert, MJ Live

Celebrate the music and showmanship of Michael Jackson with a high-energy tribute at Gesa Power House Theatre. Danny Dash Andrews, billed as America’s top Michael Jackson impersonator, leads a nonstop production that spans four decades of hits and iconic choreography. Backed by a live band with immersive sound and lighting, the performance aims to recreate the scale and excitement of a major MJ concert experience. Tickets start at $25. A VIP Meet and Greet option is available for seats in the first two rows, including priority access after the show, an autographed 8x10 poster, and a personal photo with the performer captured on the attendee’s device.

Live Dyno Experience at Best of Walla Walla Car Show 2026 | Walla Walla Fest

Engines take center stage at the Best of Walla Walla Car Show as an on-site dynamometer records true horsepower figures. Participants can pay per run, with pricing to be announced, and each pull provides concrete data and bragging rights. The aim is straightforward, see who can put down the most power in Walla Walla with no guessing, just results. This feature is part of Walla Walla Fest Weekend at Walla Walla Fair & Frontier Days. Sponsorship opportunities are available from the event organizers.

Walla Walla Fest Cornhole Tournament 2026 | Walla Walla Fest Weekend

Celebrate Walla Walla Fest Weekend with a cornhole tournament at Walla Walla Fairgrounds. Players of any experience level are welcome, whether you compete regularly or simply want some casual, friendly matches. The festival setting adds to the fun with live music, food, and other attractions throughout the grounds. Information on registration, divisions, and prizes will be shared soon.

Walla Walla Music Festival

At Walla Walla Fest, the focus is on honoring veterans and raising funds for a meaningful cause. The celebration centers on giving back to those who protect our freedoms, with music adding energy to the experience.

Dog Jog 2026

The 12th annual Dog Jog brings people and their pups together for a friendly, untimed 5K along the scenic Mill Creek Trail in Walla Walla. All paces are welcome, including runners, joggers, walkers, and meanderers. Participants gather at the WWCC Athletic Field Parking Lot, and a playful "Barking Lot" area opens before the course begins.

Community Council Annual Luncheon

Community Council hosts its annual luncheon at the Marcus Whitman Hotel. Tickets cost $65 per person, and advance purchase is required. Interpretation in American Sign Language and Spanish will be available.

Dungeons & Dragons

While the library is being renovated, tabletop adventuring shifts to the atrium in the Die Brucke building next door to Book & Game Company. These volunteer-led, drop-in Dungeons and Dragons games are held in person and welcome participants ages 10 and up, whether brand new or longtime players. For details about gameplay, borrowing adventure materials, or helping as a volunteer, contact the library at 509-527-4550 or wwpl@wallawallawa.gov.

Caravan of GLAM

Caravan of GLAM returns to the Gesa Power House Theatre stage with a cabaret showcase combining drag, burlesque, acrobatics, and comedy. Every performance is tailored to the venue, so the lineup changes from show to show and surprises are part of the experience. Formed in 2013, the troupe appeared on America's Got Talent in 2015, was featured in the documentary Burlesque: Heart of the Glitter Tribe, and was scouted by ABC for a dance-based reality competition. The company tours across the United States and Canada, and its members also perform and tour as solo artists. Recommended for ages 16 and older.

6th Annual Walla Walla Pride Festival — Stronger Together!

Now in its sixth year, this free and family friendly Pride celebration brings the community together in downtown Walla Walla. Guided by the Stronger Together theme, it focuses on unity, resilience, and collective care, encouraging support for LGBTQ+ neighbors and a more inclusive Walla Walla Valley. Expect live performances, speakers, music, local vendors, community booths, and activities for all ages. Food and beverage vendors will be outside the festival area, so visitors can explore nearby restaurants, tasting rooms, and shops throughout downtown. Tickets are not required for entry. Organized by a volunteer led group that creates events and programs in support of the LGBTQ+ community across the Walla Walla Valley.

Sip & Stroll

Enjoy a relaxed downtown outing of shopping, sipping, and wandering. With a ticket, tasting fees are waived and you can sample six wineries, making it an easy way to explore a lineup of downtown Walla Walla wineries and a beer parlor with friends, partners, or coworkers. Participating tasting rooms include 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, Turtle Wines, and Walla Walla Beer Parlor. The experience also extends to retail and dining, with Noble Disorder and Sweet Basil Pizzeria participating, and a Sip & Stroll special at Sweet Basil of two slices of pizza for $6. Tickets are available online in advance, and if online sales have closed you can still purchase tickets in person and pick them up at Heritage Square.

Stereo Bird LIVE at Tranche

Stereo Bird is back on the Tranche stage for a live performance.

Bruce Sandifer Workshop

Immerse in three days of focused horsemanship in Walla Walla led by Bruce Sandifer, with detailed instruction in the California Bridlehorse traditions. Participation is limited to 10 riders, and all breeds and riding disciplines are welcome. Sandifer draws on years spent cowboying on large ranches across the western United States, extensive horse training experience, and a competitive record that includes numerous awards, all grounded in a lifelong commitment to learning from the horse. Sessions emphasize subtle cues, fluid rider movement, and building a relaxed, confident partner under saddle.

☕ Coffee with a Cause: Care & Share Week at Walla Walla Daily Grind ☕

Care & Share week at Walla Walla Daily Grind focuses on community support for food security. Throughout the Care & Share Golf Tournament week, 20 percent of proceeds will be donated to BMAC Food Bank, helping provide meals and assistance for families and individuals across the region. An on-site donation jar will be available for those who would like to contribute directly. No participation in the golf tournament is required to make a difference. A stop for a favorite coffee becomes a simple way to support a meaningful local cause, and the giveback applies during tournament week.

All My Sons

Gesa Power House Theatre presents a filmed West End performance of Arthur Miller’s All My Sons. Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean-Baptiste lead an acclaimed new staging directed by Ivo Van Hove, with Paapa Essiedu, Tom Glynn-Carney, and Hayley Squires also in the cast. The drama follows a family entwined with the promise of the American dream. Wartime prosperity brings Joe Keller success, yet his partner faces charges over criminal manufacturing and Joe’s eldest son is missing in action. As peace arrives, long-buried truths press to the surface and Joe must confront the consequences of his choices.

Sip & 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.

Dominick Antonelli at Marcy's Bar and Lounge

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.