2016 visitor guide

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2016/17

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Dear Traveler

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hank you for your interest in Walla Walla as a destination for your future travels. Researching and planning your next vacation trip can be a fun and exciting process. In this Visitor Guide, you will find a number of ideas, inspirations and experiences that combine to make Walla Walla a unique and appealing leisure travel destination. Specifically, you will be interested to know: As the capital of Washington Wine Country, the Walla Walla Valley is home to more than 130 wineries, 90 tasting rooms and over 2,800 acres of grapevines. Located on latitude 46, Walla Walla Valley straddles the line between the Burgundy and Bordeaux regions of France.

The name Walla Walla is taken from the Sahaptin language of the native Walla Walla, Cayuse and Umatilla tribes, and means “place of many waters.” The name pays homage to the abundant rivers and streams of the Walla Walla Valley.

In 1805 Lewis & Clark were the first explorers to pass through the Walla Walla Valley. Their journals noted that the people they

encountered here were among the friendliest they had encountered in their journey. That friendly warm welcome continues today.

In 2013, Walla Walla was recognized by Fodor’s as one of the “10 Best Small towns in America.” In 2015 Walla Walla was identified

by Theculturetrip.com as one of the 10 most beautiful towns in Washington as well as being named a finalist in the Sunset magazine’s award for best food town in the west.

There’s much more waiting to be discovered in and around Walla Walla. Besides the Visitor Guide, the wallawalla.org website is a great resource for events, activities, and adventures in and around the Walla Walla Valley.

See you in Walla Walla!

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Downtown Walla Walla thrives on the harmonious combination of the old and new.

A peaceful walk through the tree-lined downtown area reveals a functional mix of clothing stores, galleries, tasting rooms, cafes, book stores, restaurants and more. There’s an economic balance between agriculture, in the present as well as the past, and newer ventures such as technology. Main Street is populated with businesses open for a century, as well as those that just opened in the past year. Add numerous pieces of public art on street corners to the variety of prospering businesses in renovated historic buildings and the result is a world-class destination.

This modern experience is set in a historical environment that reaches back to the mid-1800s, Walla Walla’s Main Street has captured a bit of Americana the community shares with pride. It has also attracted plenty of attention from across the country. The Downtown restoration and preservation effort has been honored with a number of national awards, for food, wine and historic preservation.

Among others, special awards have included selection by the National Main Street Center as a Great American Main Street and being named one of 12 Distinctive Destinations by the National Trust For Historic Preservation. Sunset Magazine named Walla Walla’s as the Best Main Street in The West and its Wine Destination of the Year. Top Value Reviews recently named Walla Walla as number 17 on its list of the top 50 Best Small Town Main Streets. The city has also been honored several times as a “Tree City U.S.A.” Relax and stroll through the area and stop at some of the shops, restaurants and sidewalk cafes. There’s historic architecture in every direction, many possible routes to walk and a host of seasonal activities to enjoy.

Walk Walla Walla Downtown Walla Walla has a full schedule of events, including outdoor musical entertainment, plenty of public art and art activities as well as numerous festivals that provide opportunities for fun.

Walla Walla Heritage maps are available for a walk through select areas of interest. Tour maps include the Downtown Historic Trail Guide, Fort Walla Walla, Boyer and Pioneer Park, historic homes and other sites in the area. They’re available at the Visit Walla Walla Visitor Center located at 26 E. Main St. wallawalla.org or by calling 1-877-998-4748.

ArtWalla is an organization dedicated to making the arts available to everyone. For more information on past and current projects visit artwalla.com.

For more information about activities Downtown call 509-529-8755 or visit downtownwallawalla.com.

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History of the Valley

Soldiers, Pioneers & Indian People Carrying the Past into the Future at Fort Walla Walla Museum

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ong known as “The Cradle of Northwest History,” the Walla Walla region maintains a relationship to the past that helps provide its distinctiveness for today’s visitors. At Fort Walla Walla Museum, the mission of discovering, preserving and sharing that heritage is an ongoing task. Through a 17 building pioneer settlement, four large exhibit halls, several special events, lecture series, classes and more than 40 living history performances each year, the Museum annually beckons travelers from all 50 states and more than 35 foreign countries. The Museum also features an engaging Entry Hall loaded with exhibits. Among them, a diorama of Lewis & Clark in Wallah Wallah Country, military displays, Plateau Indian beadwork, heritage dresses, children’s hands-on stations, plus restrooms and a well-stocked Museum Store. A new collection of David Manual art bronzes enhances the visitor experience. Young kids

Circa 1860s tintype of Plateau Indian man and woman. Courtesy of Fred L. Mitchell.

enjoy the wooden play fort on the enclosed grounds.

History began in this region in 1805/6 when the journals of the Lewis & Clark Expedition documented the interaction with the Cayuse, Palouse, Walla Walla and Wanapum peoples.

That first contact set the stage for the ongoing relationship between the United States and the Indian people who continue to thrive in their homeland. The Museum portrays this enduring story in a major, dynamic exhibit entitled Through War and Peace: American Military and the People of the Homeland tribes.

Following the early explorers, came the people of the fur trade era. Employees of the Northwest Company followed by the Hudson’s Bay Company interacted with members from the Homeland Tribes. While it had to be rebuilt twice, the trader’s Fort Walla Walla along the Columbia River existed nearly four decades.

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Wine, Cider, Cheese, Chocolates and the ‘Iconic Rocks’ Roads2WallaWalla.com The Milton-Freewater & Walla Walla Valley is a place like no other, hemmed in by the Blue Mountains to the southeast, the Palouse to the north, and the Columbia River westward. Where winemakers come from near and far to make their mark on this iconic American Viticultural Area. Where the people are friendly and the wine and cider is world-class.

Come enjoy the Wine, Cider, Cheese and Chocolates Day-Adventure. Start with a visit to Watermill Winery & Blue Mountain Cider Company in Milton-Freewater. Take a peek at the 'Iconic Rocks' area at Don Carlo Vineyard and the special soils carpeting this local valley. Stop by Umapine Creamery and see how artisan cheeses are made at this family-owned dairy and taste a few. Continue the adventure with stops at Basel Cellars Estate Winery, Saviah Cellars and Waterbrook Winery. The final stop is Bright's Candies - fresh handmade chocolates & candies since 1934.

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HiSTory oF THe valley 1836 and began their missionary work among local Indian people. Many members of the nearby Cayuse Tribe died when a measles epidemic reached Whitman Mission via the ever-growing numbers of pioneers along the Oregon Trail. This event added to existing friction and led to the killing of the Whitmans and 11 other pioneers by several Cayuse people in 1847. Occasional hostilities continued for nearly a decade until the signing of the treaty in 1855 near what would become the center of Walla Walla. After two temporary forts, a permanent U.S. military Fort Walla Walla was opened in 1858. While soldiers from the fort were involved in the final battles of the regional Indian Wars, the fort’s presence provided peace for more than 99% of its duration.

With peace, the number of newcomers into the area bloomed. Farming pioneers were followed by miners passing through the region on their way to the Idaho goldfields in the 1860s. A community quickly grew around the fort and agriculture became the economic base. Fires and floods sometimes devastated the community, but the resilience of the people served to rebuild the town better than before.

After the turn of the century, a military presence was no longer needed. Except for a brief period during World War I, the post was closed

in 1910. A group of local men served in the 146th Field Artillery, one of the most active batteries during WWI. Two of the large 155mm cannons used by this unit are on display. By 1922, the buildings of the fort were turned over to the Veterans Bureau, the forerunner of the modern Veterans Administration. During WWII Walla Walla was the home of an army hospital, air base and POW camp for German soldiers. All this rich history sits amid the vineyards, orchards, and fields of Walla Walla, the playground of the entire region.

We must embrace our past. Heritage is the thread that binds the fabric of our families, communities and nation. It defines who we are and serves as the foundation for our current economy.

Enjoy Walla Walla’s historic downtown, beautiful old homes and heritage sites. Bring your children and grandchildren to see Fort Walla Walla Museum’s outstanding collections and exhibits to experience the story of the area’s people from the days of Lewis & Clark through WWII. Fort Walla Walla Museum features new exhibits each year. In 2016, one of our most popular special exhibits to date, Walla Walla and the World Wars, will run through September 5. Featuring over 400 artifacts and 100 photos, this exhibit shares many of the rich connections between

the two World Wars and this area. Also learn about our region’s rich heritage of Indian culture, agriculture and much more in our galleries, and step back in time as you stroll through our pioneer settlement – perhaps enjoying some entertainment by our Living History Players (see website for schedule). You won’t want to miss our Museum Store, featuring hundreds of items from books, artwork and local specialty foods, as well as something to remember your Museum visit. Come see what’s new at the old fort. Your journey into the past, and future, begins here.

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Fort Walla Walla Info: Open daily, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., March through October; and 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. November through February, in beautiful Fort Walla Walla Park.

Closed: Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Years Day For more information call 509-525-7703 or visit fwwm.org.

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The Walla Walla Valley has made a commitment to education and the arts. Whether it’s sculpture, live theater, musical performances, indoors or outside, there’s plenty of ways to find your creative inspiration. Or, just sit back and enjoy the quality performances: dramatic, musical or just plain fun.

Music in the air, everywhere

Art, Music, Galleries festival, saxophones joined with the strings for an innovative twist on chamber music.

The 2016 summer festival is scheduled for June 2-25 with music in a variety of venues. For information visit wwcmf.org.

Performances by the Walla Walla Choral Society and Walla Walla Valley Bands, as well as concerts by students and faculty at the local colleges provide high quality musical entertainment all through the year. More informa-

College’s Harper Joy Theater, Walla Walla University, Walla Walla Community College, Gesa Power House Theatre and the Little Theatre of Walla Walla all provide top-notch performances throughout the season. More information can be found at whitman.edu, wallawallauniversity. edu, wallawalla.cc, phtww.com and wwlt.org.

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The Walla Walla Symphony continues its Art has taken a prominent place in the Walla second century of performances with its 2016 Walla Valley. Downtown Walla Walla’s Main season. The community-based Street has numerous pieces orchestra has played each year of public art, including the since it began in 1907, making very popular “Thoughts Disit the oldest continuous Americovered” by Brad Rude. A stroll can symphony orchestra west along historic Main Street will of the Mississippi River. take you past an assortment The Walla Walla Symphony of thought provoking art inpresents a soiree March 26 feastallations in the heart of the turing Mark Eubanks, bassoon downtown area. Some of these in a program of jazz with a pieces include Squire Broel’s classical twist. The Symphony “Lights of the Valley,” on the performs “Classics in Concert” northwest corner of Second April 5, then May 10, performs and Main. This is a cast bronze “Come Blow Your Horn.” lantern with lights inside.

Each year, the symphony On Main St., at Third Ave., performs a family-oriented in the Baker Boyer Bank plaza, concert, with education and a bronze frog contemplates the fun for the whole family, as fountain. “The Thinker,” by well as great music kids of all Ralph Tretheway strikes the ages can enjoy. A fund-raising same pose as Rodin’s famous gala is also in the line up as sculpture.

Live music at the Gentleman of the Road Walla Walla Stopover. Photo by well as a host of concerts.

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Music is suited for outdoor performances.

A variety of musical performances can be The Whitman College campus also has a Often, downtown you can attend weekend found at numerous tasting rooms and resnumber of outdoor art installations. Some of concerts on Main Street. Musical entertainment taurants in the area. A new venue is Main St. these are “Styx,” by Deborah Butterfield, several is often provided during the Farmers’ Markets. Studios, 207 W. Main St. in the historic Dacres colorful totems, a serene basalt archway leadHotel building. ing into the meditation grove in the Whitman Walla Walla Chamber Music Festivals Glen and many more.

Again music fills the streets, coffee shops, Rock On, Walla Walla In Heritage Park on Main Street you can view tasting rooms, libraries and parks of the area, The area embraces all types of music, in tast“Windows on the Past,” a recent project honorall throughout the summer festival. A host ing rooms and outdoor concerts. Last August ing the many ethnic and cultural groups in the of acclaimed, award-winning musicians take 13-15, Walla Walla held a giant series of outdoor area in the time span of 1850-1950. This mural to the streets and transform summer into an concerts: the Gentlemen of the Road Stopover of historic and modern photos on porcelain ongoing musical experience. On wwcmf.org, a Music Festival, headlined by Mumford & Sons enamel on steel panels has been installed in the past festival was described as, “Familiar spaces, and Foo Fighters. Multiple stages showcased 1902 Odd Fellows Temple facade. Visit artwalla. the corner coffee shop or bistro, take on new the talents of local and regional bands throughcom or call 509-492-2161 for more information. identities when filled with glorious chamber out the festival.

The recently installed “Illuminated Gatemusic.” It’s also an educational opportunity, way Arbors” by Koryn Rolstad, resides in two you can watch rehearsals and get a whole new Theater is alive and well in locations at the Walla Walla Regional Airport. perspective on the performance.

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Area Museums

Museums in southeastern Washington and northeastern Oregon offer a glimpse of the people and customs of the past. The Tamástslikt Cultural Institute in Pendleton honors 10,000 years of vibrant history of the original inhabitants of the region. It includes a fascinating past, a rich present and bright future.

Several museums are restored homes that tell how their families lived in days gone by.

Many of the museums host special events, workshops, craft demonstrations and seasonal activities the whole family can enjoy.

Museum hosts a series of activities and events.

Museum After Hours is a monthly presentation series touching on topics ranging from regional culture and history to the roles and responsibilities of museums within our communities. The Museum also offers frequent classes.

Special events include Fort Walla Walla Days on June 11-12 and Ice Cream Social on August 21. Members of the Living History Company portray individuals from the pioneer days every Sunday at 2 p.m. April-October and also on Saturdays, June-August.

between peoples of American and Native American cultural backgrounds. The arrival of American missionaries into the Cayuse Homeland in the 1830s is one example. This encounter included several challenges that are still faced by groups today. For information on times and programs: visit the park’s website, www.nps.gov/whmi; call 509-522-6360; or check out Facebook.

Fort Walla Walla Museum

Open Daily Mar. – Oct. 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Open Daily Nov. – Feb. 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Closed: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years For more information call 509-525-7703, email: info@fwwm.org or visit fwwm.org $8 – Adults; $7 – Senior/Students; $3 – kids (612) Museum Member and ages 5 & under FREE.

Visit one of Walla Walla’s oldest mansions turned museum and learn how a young textile salesman from England made his fortune in America’s Wild West. William and Isabelle Kirkman became pillars of the community and completed this grand home in 1880. Today it is a place to tell their story and that of early Walla Walla through permanent and temporary exhibits and events.

The home is populated with family heirlooms and period pieces to illustrate daily Victorian life. Guided and self-guided tours are available.

Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday and also by appointment. Admission $7 or a family $20. Call 509-529-4373 or visit kirkmanhousemuseum.org.

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Located on the grounds of a 19th century military fort, the Fort Walla Walla Museum provides an educational experience for the whole family. The Museum features a pioneer settlement of historic buildings, a military cemetery, beautiful gardens and four exhibit halls housing thousands of artifacts. The Entrance Building and Galleries feature dynamic exhibits, artifacts and an admission free Museum Store filled with books, heritage gifts, traditional crafts, old- fashioned toys and gourmet foods.

New and upgraded exhibits are shared throughout the year. Open year-round, the

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Located seven miles west of Walla Walla off Highway 12 Whitman Mission National Historic Site, a unit of the National Park Service, focuses on historical and contemporary relationships

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Dayton Historic Depot 222 E. Commercial Ave., Dayton Built in 1881, the oldest surviving railroad station in the state of Washington was in use until 1972. It’s now a museum and center for preserving local history and serves as a resource for community activities.

For hours and prices call 509-382-2026 and visit daytonhistoricdepot.org.

Boldman House Museum 410 N. 1st St., Dayton This restored historic home and garden showcases 90 years of one family’s history.

The first portion of the home was constructed prior to 1880. The last portion was constructed prior to 1912.

For hours and prices call 509-382-2026 or visit daytonhistoricdepot.org.

Wilson-Phillips House 4th St., adjacent to the Bruce Memorial Museum Waitsburg The home was built in 1884 and now houses many displays of artifacts owned by the Waitsburg Historical Society. Visit waitsburghistoricalsociety.org.

Palus Artifact Museum 426 East Main St., Dayton The Palus Museum displays a collection of locally found artifacts from the Palouse Indians.

Open 1-4 p.m., Friday and Saturday or by appointment. For information call 509-382-4820 or visit historicdayton.com.

Smith Hollow School Front and Commercial streets Dayton A relocated Columbia County one-room schoolhouse is now open as a museum. Call 509-382-4820.

Bruce Memorial Museum Fourth & Main streets, Waitsburg This elegant Victorian mansion, built in

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1883 by William P. and Caroline Bruce, has been completely restored and furnished by the Waitsburg Historical Society.

Open Friday & Saturday, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., May through September, or by appointment.

Call 509-337-6157 or visit waitsburghistoricalsociety.org.

The Frazier Farmstead Museum 1403 Chestnut St., Milton-Freewater This museum is on the original homesite of community founder W.S. Frazier. Settled in 1868, the site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The restored home contains many of its original furnishings. Several farm buildings remain on the site, and an herb garden, rose garden, gift shop and historical research facility are on the grounds as well.

Open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday - Saturday, April through December and by special appointment for group tours. Call 541-938-4636 or visit museum.bmi.net.

Children’s Museum of Walla Walla 77 Wainwright Dr., Walla Walla The Museum offers a variety of exhibits and interactive, hands-on play. Workshops are offered throughout the year, providing kids of all ages opportunities to learn and have a great time at it.

Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday-Monday, closed Tuesday-Thursday. Admission $4, under age 1 free. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Call 509-526-7529 or visit cmww.org.

Tamástslikt Cultural Institute Wildhorse Resort - Pendleton I 84 & Mission Highway Tamástslikt Cultural Institute tells the story of three Tribes, the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, who for 10,000 years have inhabited the Northwest’s Plateau region. Permanent exhibits, really a timeline of events and experiences, rather than artifacts, explain the past, present and dreams of the future. Special exhibits are also scheduled throughout the year.

The outdoor Living History Village, open from Memorial Day through Labor Day, show-

cases traditional lodging dating back thousands of years while Tribal members demonstrate crafts, artwork and food preparation.

The Museum store sells Tribal arts and crafts, books, music and uniquely designed Pendleton Woolen Mills Indian blankets. The Kinship Cafe serves local foods.

Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday, year around. Admission for viewing the exhibits. Family--up to 4 people, $25; Adults $10; Seniors, 55+ $9; Youth, 6-17 & Students $6; age 5 and under free. The first Friday of every month is free. Call 541-966-9748 or visit tamastslikt.org.

Frenchtown Historic Site 8364 Old Highway 12 Eight miles west of Walla Walla Three miles east of Lowden The site preserves the memory of several parts of local history including the former settlement of Frenchtown, the mission and cemetery of St. Rose of Lima and the Battle of Walla Walla, also known as the Battle of Frenchtown.

Frenchtown began as a settlement of French Canadian trappers employed by Hudson’s Bay Company and their families in about 1824.

Many of those buried in the cemetery are those families.

Prior to the ratification of treaties creating reservations for the Indian Tribes, war broke out, the local battle was part of the larger Yakima Indian War which continued until the fall of 1858. However the 4-day battle at Frenchtown determined the control of Walla Walla and the surrounding lands. It was also the longest military battle in Washington state’s history.

The St. Rose Mission Church was constructed on the lower portion of the Frenchtown Historic Site in 1876. It was actively used until about 1900 and removed from the site in 1911.

Open daily sunrise to sunset. No admission charge. Visit frenchtownpartners.org or call 509-629-0044.

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History & Culture Organization Directory • ArtWalla 509-492-2161 / artwalla.com • BLDG 270 509-529-5543 / on Facebook.com and bldg270.com • Harper Joy Theatre Whitman College 509-527-5180 / whitman.edu • Melody of Arts 509-525-8600 / wallawallamusic.com • Friends of the Aviary 509-527-4403 friendsofpioneerparkaviary.com • Gesa Power House Theatre 509-529-6500/phtww.com • The Little Theatre of Walla Walla 509-529-3683 / ltww.org • Dayton’s Liberty Theatre 509-382-1380/libertytheatre.org • Main Street Studios 509-520-6451/mainstreetstudios.com • Walla Walla Blues Society 509-529-7948 / wwbs.org • Walla Walla Choral Society 509-386-2445 / wwchoralsociety.org • Walla Walla University Drama Department 509-527-2158 / wallawalla.edu • Walla Walla University Music Department 509-527-2561 / wallawalla.edu • Walla Walla Valley Bands 509-301-3920 / wwvalleybands.org • Walla Walla Community College Drama Department 509-527-4317 / wwcc.edu • WWCC Music Department 509-527-4690 / wwcc.edu • WW Friends of Acoustic Music 541-938-7403 / fam.bmi.net

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Directory Art Gallery Directory

• Tamástslikt Cultural Institute Highway 331, Mission tamastslikt.com 800-654-9453

• Art in Motion 85301 Highway 11, Milton-Freewater clayinmotion.com, 541-938-3316

• Telander Gallery 34 S. Colville St., Walla Walla 509-540-2555 TelanderGallery.com

Many galleries are open limited hours or by appointment only. You may want to call to confirm accessibility.

• Breezeway Gallery/Olin Hall Whitman College whitman.edu 509-527-5252 • Broel Studio broelstudio.com Walla Walla, by appointment 509-301-1310

• Two Zero Two Gallery 202 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-876-8086 • WWCC Fine Arts Gallery 500 Tausick Way wwcc.edu, 509-527-1873

• CAVU Cellars 175 Aeronca Ave., Walla Walla 509-540-6352

• Walla Walla Roastery Coffee Shop 290 A St., WW Airport wallawallaroastery.com, 509-526-3211

• Darrah’s Framing and Decorating 39 E. Main St. 509-525-7722

• Wenaha Gallery 219 E. Main St., Dayton wenaha.com, 509-382-2124

• Dayton Historic Depot 222 E. Commercial, Dayton 509-382-2026 daytonhistoricdepot.org

• Gallery at the Weinhard 235 E. Main St., Dayton weinhard.com, 509-382-4032

• Dixie Art House/Kathy Read Designs on Facebook 509-520-0339

• Windward Studio 1447 Bryant Ave. 509-529-4713

• Kingfisher Gallery formerly Fenton Stahl 11 S. Spokane 509-529-6963 • Fort Walla Walla Museum 755 Myra Rd. fwwm.org 509-525-7703 • Gerald Matthews Museum of Unnatural History 4 1/2 Main Street, Walla Walla wallawalladada.com, 509-529-9399 • Clyde and Mary Harris Gallery Walla Walla University wallawalla.edu 509-527-2600 • Jill Ingram Watercolors 231 E. Main St., Dayton jillingram.com 509-382-3141 • Nobull Studios 8237 Mill Creek Rd., 509-525-7036 • Noodle Grotto Studio 13 1/2 E. Main St., 509-529-7682 • Richard Czyhold Metal Design 4075 W. Highway 12 czyholdmetaldesign.com, 509-520-6800

Antique Dealer Directory • Antique Mall of Walla Walla 315 S. 9th Ave., Walla Walla 509-529-0677 • Country Store Consignment & Antique Mall 2205 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-8500 • Klickers Berries & Antiques Store 3300 Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-8650 • Maxine’s 15 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla 509-526-3141 • Picker’s Paradise 84027 Highway 11, Milton-Freewater 509-386-0020, Facebook.com • Shady Lawn Antiques 711 N. Rose St. & E. Sumach St., Walla Walla shadylawnantiques.com 509-529-2123 • Tra Vigne 115 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-520-2181

• Walla Walla Sweet Adelines 509-526-0499 / sweetadelinesww.com

• Seven Hills Gallery 212 N. Third Ave. sevenhillswinery.com 509-529-7198

• Walla Walla Food Tours holds its walking food and beverage tour. 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.

866-736-6343, wallawallafoodtours.com.

• Sheehan Gallery Whitman College whitman.edu 509-527-5249

• Yeehaw Aloha 1524 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-301-0908

• Walla Walla Symphony 509-529-8020 / wwsymphony.org

• Stevens Gallery Whitman College whitman.edu 509-527-5208

• Hugs, Gifts & Collectibles 109 Main St., Waitsburg 509-539-8773

• Whitman College Music Department 509-527-5232 / whitman.edu

• Studio Opal 61 E. Main St. studioopal.com 509-526-5490

• Nothing New Antiques 214 Main St., Waitsburg 509-337-6393

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• The Clock Shop & Antiques 41 S. Palouse St., Walla Walla 509-525-4589

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Tim Wert and his daughter, Ligaya, enjoy a drink and a scone at the Downtown farmers Market. Photo by Steve Lenz.

Walla Walla County’s long agricultural history has continually grown and diversified to meet changing market demands. From the area’s first crop, potatoes, planted at Fort Nez Perce in 1825, to orchards, blueberries, strawberries and grapes, the area holds a bountiful harvest.

While most acres are still devoted to wheat, the area has produced peas, lettuce, asparagus, spinach, onions and more. Agriculture remains vital to the Valley, as it was in the 1800s and with continuing innovations for a future that’s just as bountiful.

Walla Walla has two Farmer’s Markets, the Downtown Farmers’ Market runs Saturdays from May through the last weekend in October at Main and 4th. The Walla Walla Valley Farmers’ Market is open Saturdays May through mid-September at the Walla Walla County Fairgrounds.

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The Downtown Farmers’ Market, Saturdays, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m., sets up shop at Main and 4th from May through October. Area bands perform in concert during the market while you shop for farm fresh produce. A large assortment of vendors and artisans offer a variety of goods including produce, plants, art, jewelry, soaps and more. For more information call 509-5298755, farmersmarket.downtownwallawalla. com, Facebook.com/farmersmarketdowntown.

The mixture of families and farms, art and gardens, has always been highlighted at the Walla Walla Valley Farmer’s Market at the Fairgrounds. The Farmer’s Market brings the area’s variety of produce fresh from the farms to shoppers. The market is also an opportunity for an enjoyable outing and a great learning experience for the kids. There’s often music while you shop as well as plenty to see and experience.

The Market is made up of a variety of vendors, growers and artisans offering produce, jewelry, artwork, soaps and more. For information visit gowallawallafarmersmarket.com.

Milton-Freewater also holds a farmer’s market, with plenty of vendors, produce, crafts, art and live music on Wednesdays from 4 -7 p.m. at Orchard Park. The season runs from the first Wednesday in June through the last Wednesday in September. For more information visit mffarmersmarket.org.

Dayton also has a Farmers Market, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday at Blue Mountain Station.

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Wine Events Spring Release Weekend May 6-8 Taste new vintages and take home a selection of wines.

Valley winemakers are on hand to share their creative processes as they introduce you to their newest wines.

Celebrate Walla Walla Valley Wine: The World of Cabernet Sauvignon June 16-18 Sample wines, enjoy receptions and winemaker dinners.

Fall Release November 4-6 Step into the after-harvest mode, celebrate autumn and sample some new wines.

Holiday Barrel Tasting Photo by Greg Lehman

December 2-4 Get into the holiday spirit...and the spirit of the Valley. Sample future releases right from the barrels, chat with the winemakers and get inspired. Each winery participates in its own distinctive way, with a variety of features including art, music, refreshments and more.

Participation and hours for each event vary by winery.

Visit wallawallawine.com or call 509-526-3117 for more details.

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Designated as the official vegetable of Washington State in 2007, the Walla Walla Sweet Onion season runs from about the third week of June through September. In the beginning of the sweet onion harvest, the area hosts the Sweet Onion Festival in Downtown Walla Walla along Main Street, in June. The festival is right beside the Walla Walla Valley Farmers Market that weekend, amplifying the excitement.

Because they have a higher water content than most onions, Walla Walla Sweets have a delicate flavor but a shorter shelf life.

For more information and Walla Walla Sweet Onion recipes and tips, visit sweetonions.org.

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Restaurant Guide Asian

Mexican

Family Dining

• Bangkok 103 Cafe 44 N. College Ave., College Place 509-522-3007

• Taqueria Mi Pueblito 1633 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-0520

• Manila Bay Cafe 311 E. Main St., Dayton 509-593-0486 manilabaycafe.com.squarespace.com

• Applebees Neighborhood Grill and Bar 1604 Plaza Way, Walla Walla 509-526-0075

• China Buffet 1618 Plaza Way, Walla Walla 509-526-7797

• El Sombrero 4 W. Oak St., Walla Walla 509-522-4984

• Patit Creek 725 E. Dayton Ave., Dayton 509-382-2625

• Clarette’s 15 S. Touchet St., Walla Walla 509-529-3430

• Golden Horse 628 W. Main St., Walla Walla 509-525-7008

• Fiesta en Jalisco 400 W. Main St., Dayton fiestaenjalisco.net 509-382-0606

• Plateau 72777 Highway 331,Wildhorse 541-966-1610 wildhorseresort.com

• Central Station Main St., Weston 541-566-1047

• Golden Village Restaurant 501 N. Main St., Milton-Freewater 541-938-3881

• Kelly’s 84509 Hwy 11, Milton-Freewater 541-938-4247

• Hibachi Sushi 216/220 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-876-2223 Facebook.com

• La Casita Mexican Family Restaurant 315 S. Ninth Ave., Walla Walla lacasitawallawalla.com 509-522-4941

• Brasserie Four 4 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-529-2011

• Saffron Mediterranean Kitchen 125 W. Alder St., Walla Walla 509-525-2112 • T. Maccarone’s 4 S. Colville, Walla Walla 509-522-4776 tmaccarones.com • The Marc Restaurant Marcus Whitman Hotel 6 W. Rose St., Walla Walla 509-525-2200 marcuswhitmanhotel.com

• The Brik 1415 Plaza Way, Walla Walla 509-529-7999

• Gleason’s Galley Coppei and Main, Waitsburg 509-529-3111 • Mom’s Old Town Café 513 N. Main St., Milton-Freewater 541-938-6086 • Iceburg Drive-In 616 W. Birch St., Walla Walla 509-529-1793

• The Vine Cameo Heights Mansion 1072 Oasis Rd., Touchet 509-394-0211 cameoheightsmansion.com

• Jacobi’s Cafe 416 N. Second Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-2677 jacobiscafe.com

• Weinhard Cafe 258 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-1681 weinhardcafe.com

• Smith’s Family Restaurant Steak, Seafood & Salad Bar 1425 W. Pine St., Walla Walla 509-529-3800

• Whitehouse-Crawford Restaurant 55 W. Cherry St., Walla Walla 509-525-2222 whitehousecrawford.com

• Tommy’s Dutch Lunch 1203 W. Pine St., Walla Walla 509-527-0600 facebook.com/TommysDutchLunch

• Whoopemup Hollow Cafe 120 Main St., Waitsburg 13 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-337-9000 whoopemuphollowcafe.com

• Wee Bit O’Heather 1141 N. Columbia St., off Hwy 11 Milton-Freewater 541-938-5486

• Traditional AK’s at the Co-op 706 W. Rose St., Walla Walla 509-522-0728 • Andrae’s Mobile Kitchen andreaskitchen.com 509-572-0728 • Bank & Grill 601 N. Main St., Milton-Freewater 541-429-3323 • Bacon & Eggs 57 E. Main St., Walla Walla baconandeggswallawalla.com 509-876-4553 • Bogey’s on the Green 201 E. Rees Ave., Walla Walla Veterans Memorial Golf Course 509-876-4933 • Shelly’s Last Shot M-F Municipal Golf Course 299 Catherine Ave., Milton-Freewater 541-938-3926/509-876-1681 24 Wall a Wall a Valley Visitor Guide

• Mr. Ed’s 2555 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-8440

• Hong’s Garden Restaurant 14 N. Columbia, Milton-Freewater 541-938-5525 • Hua’s Mongolian Grill 1642 Plaza Way, Walla Walla 509-525-6400 • Ming Court Restaurant 1533 Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-522-2828 • Modern Restaurant 2200 E. Melrose Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-8662 • Pacific Express Asian Bistro 435 Ash, Walla Walla 509-525-0775 • Panda Express 1721 S. E. Meadowbrook Blvd., College Place 509-529-6899 • Thai Bon Appetit 25 S. Spokane, Walla Walla 509-529-0329 • Thai Ploy 311 S. Ninth Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-0971 • Tiki Teriyaki Grille 205 Wildwood St., Walla Walla 509-522-4757

• Fast Eddy’s 600 W. Main St., Walla Walla 509-525-2757

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• Ray’s Drive-In 211 W. Main St., Dayton 509-382-4822

• Pastime Restaurant 215 W. Main St., Walla Walla opening later this year

• Sub Shop 1 25 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla 509-529-5512

• Trattoria Colea 1129 South Second Ave., Walla Walla 509-522-4777

• Sub Shop 38 4 S.E. 9th, Milton-Freewater 541-938-6225 • Tony’s Sub Shop 1068 Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-529-5516 • The Burger Hut 5 S. Main St., Milton-Freewater 541-938-6226

Pizza • Big Cheese Pizza 499 N. Wilbur Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-4422 • Sweet Basil Pizzeria 5 S. First Ave., Walla Walla 509-529-1950 sweetbasilpizzeria.com

• Las Chiquillas 428 Ash St., Walla Walla 509-525-2598 • La Cocina De La Abeula Grandma’s Kitchen 36 S. Colville St., Walla Walla 509-876-4236 • La Ramada 6 S. Columbia, Milton-Freewater 541-938-3508 • La Ramada 1708 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-5555 • Rosita’s 1005 S. Ninth Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-5007 • Taqueria Yungapeti 320 S. Ninth Ave., Walla Walla 509-526-9494

Pub/Lounge/Dining • Fat Cat’s Tavern & Grill 430 W. Main St., Walla Walla 509-529-8233 • Green Lantern 1606 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-6303 • Laht Neppur Brewing Co 444 Preston Ave., Waitsburg 509-337-6261 lahtneppur.com • Long Branch Cafe and Saloon 201 E. Main St., Weston 541-566-3478 • Mill Creek Brew Pub 11 S. Palouse St., Walla Walla 509-522-2440 • Marcy’s Bar & Lounge 35 S. Colville St., Walla Walla 509-525-7482 • Octane 526 Wellington, Walla Walla 509-526-9735 octaneww.com • Public House 124 124 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-876-4511

• Red Monkey Downtown Lounge 25 W. Alder St., Walla Walla 509-522-3865 redmonkeylounge.com

• Hidden Valley Bakery 124 W. Boeing Ave., Walla Walla 509-522-2253 hiddenvalleybakery.net

• Stone Soup Cafe 105 E. Alder St., Walla Walla 509-525-5008 stonesoupcafe.net

• Seed House Saloon 24 Touchet-Gardena Rd., Touchet 509-394-8814

• John’s Wheatland Bakery 1828 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-522-2253

• Chief Springs Fire & Iron Brew Pub 148 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-4677 fireandironsbrewpub.com

• Maple Counter Cafe 209 E. Alder St., Walla Walla 509-876-2527

• Walla Walla Bread Company 225 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-522-8422 w2breadco.com

• Stone Hut Bar & Grill 1427 Plaza Way, Walla Walla 509-525-9971 stonehutbar.com • Woody’s Bar & Grill 214 E. Main St., Dayton 509-522-4757 • Vineyard Lounge Marcus Whitman Hotel 6 W. Rose St., Walla Walla 509-525-2200 • Wingman Birdz & Brewz 230 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-529-2199

Deli/bakery/SPeCialTieS • Alexander’s Chocolate Classics 309 E. Main St., Dayton 509-240-7531 • A Wing & A Prayer BBQ catering 509-876-6748 • Blue Palm Frozen Yogurt 1417 B Plaza Way, Walla Walla 509-876-2389 • Coffee Perk 4 S. First Ave., Walla Walla 509-526-0636 • Colville Street Patisserie 40 S. Colville St., Walla Walla 509-301-7289 colvillestreetpatisserie.com • Cafe Mosaic 23 S. Spokane St., Walla Walla 509-522-4826 • Country Cupboard Bakery & Deli 330 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-2215 • Cugini Italian Import Market 960 Wallula Rd., Walla Walla 509-526-0809 cuginiimportfoods.com • Dickey’s Barbecue Pit 516 N. Wilbur, Walla Walla 509-529-7092

• Olive Marketplace and Cafe 21 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-526-0200 • Petits Noirs 622 S. Main St., Milton-Freewater 541-938-7118 petitsnoirs.com • Rogers’ Bakery & Cafe 116 N. College Ave., College Place 509-522-2738

• Walla Walla Food Tours walking food and beverage tour.

11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.

866-736-6343, wallawallafoodtours.com.

• Walla Walla Roastery & Cafe 290 A St., Airport, Walla Walla 509-526-3211 wallawallaroastery.com

CoFFee SHoPS • Coffee Perk 4 South First Ave., Walla Walla 509-526-0536

• Salumiere Cesario 12 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-529-5620 salumierecesario.com

• Starbucks 1410 Plaza Way, Walla Walla 509-525-0451

• Sour Grape Frozen Yogurt 1619 Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-529-2027

• 28 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-525-4893 in Safeways and Haggen

• Shelly’s Little Bit of Country 114 N. First, Dayton 509-382-2884

• Coffee Cravings 1607 Isaacs Ave. and 801 W. Poplar St., Walla Walla 509-525-5710, 509-522-4713

• Sipid Bites Kitchen 2185 Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 360-823-9747 sipidbites.com

• Dutch Bros Coffee 164 S. Columbia St., Milton-Freewater 541-861-3250 630 S. 9th Ave., Walla Walla 509-527-9000 • Espresso In Motion 85301 Highway 11, Milton-Freewater 541-938-5756 • Giddy Up and Go Espresso 1105 W. Poplar St., Walla Walla 509-526-0959 • Atomic Garden Deli & Espresso 85691 highway 11, Milton-Freewater 541-938-3154 • Black Cup 615 South College Ave., College Place 509-240-8065 • The Atlas 6 N. College Ave., College Place 509-527-2255 • Red Hot Coffee Pot 2205 1/2 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-301-8572 • Walla Walla Roastery 290 A St., Walla Walla Regional Airport 509-526-5756

• Hot Mama’s Espresso 1447 W. Pine St., Walla Walla 509-529-4298

Enjoy a family tradition of

Gourmet Breakfasts & Handcrafted Lunches Breakfast Served All Day Lunch Available After 11 am Breakfast Only Saturday & Sunday Voted Walla Walla’s Best Breakfast & Brunch

• Espresso in Motion 85301 Hwy 11, Milton-Freewater 541-938-5756 • Frosted--The Cupcake Shop 7 S. 1st Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-2434 • GRAZE 5 S. Colville St., Walla Walla 509-522-9991 Drive thru 213 S. 9th Ave., Walla Walla 509-540-1261

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Family recreation

Birding

Skiing

More than 337 species of birds have been documented within Walla Walla County. The area’s plentiful natural habitat nurtures this outstanding diversity of species. Significant habitat exists to the east in the Blue Mountains and to the north and west along the Columbia and Snake rivers. Migration periods are excellent times to view the many species of birds in this area. For information visit blumtn.org or call the Blue Mountain Audubon Society at 509-529-0080.

Walla Walla County’s prime spots for birding include:

Winter covers the Blue Mountains with snow, offering skiers a vast seasonal playground. The area has two ski resorts, Spout Springs and Ski Bluewood.

Spout Springs, 22 miles east of Weston, at Tollgate Mountain in Northeastern Oregon offers a variety of downhill options and crosscountry trails. Call 541-566-0320 or visit spoutspringsskiarea.com.

Ski Bluewood, near Dayton, has a broad variety of terrain for both beginner and expert.

Group programs are available for both skiers and snowboarders. For information call 509382-4725 or visit bluewood.com.

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Bicycling Whether you are cycling for fitness or for the outdoor experience there’s plenty of territory to cover. You can bike on your own or with a group. Special events like the Tour of Walla Walla in April showcase the popularity of cycling. If you want to tour the area at your own pace and get some exercise while

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Golf Public golf courses provide plenty of opportunities to get outside and take a swing at having some fun. Lush grounds with stunning views add to the experience. While you challenge yourself on the course, relax and get refocused with some fresh air and exercise.

Veterans Memorial Golf Course Walla Walla 509-522-7059 vetsmemorialgolf.com Touchet Valley Golf Course Dayton 509-382-4851

Milton-Freewater Golf Course Milton-Freewater 541-938-7284 mfcity.com/golfcourse Wine Valley Golf Club Walla Walla 877-333-9842 winevalleygolfclub.com Wildhorse Golf Course Wildhorse Resort & Casino 800-654-9453 wildhorseresort.com The Walla Walla County Fairgrounds hosts exciting activities year around. From thrilling horsemanship, barrel racing, historic and 4-H exhibits to musical entertainment, you can find all kinds of educational fun for the family.

Other activities are held at the fairgrounds, including the Italian Heritage Festa in October, and the Walla Walla Community College Rodeo in early March.

The Walla Walla Fair & Frontier Days at the end of summer, is a more than century-old tradition, full of family-friendly activities. The kids can enjoy the carnival rides, games and exhibits. Each year the fair gets started with a concert by a well known entertainer. Then world class rodeo performers bring excitement and inspiring horsemanship skills to amaze everyone. Plenty of vendor booths offer art, gift items and great food.

The renovated historic Pavilion still holds exhibits and events.

Meet you at the ball park There is nothing like a summer evening watching a baseball game. Our national pastime is part of a tradition of sports, summers, families and the best of each generation. The Walla Walla Sweets, part of the West Coast League, play home games at the historic Borleske Stadium.

The first game of the 2016 season is June 3, the Sweets play the Victoria HarbourCats at 7:05 p.m. To check on their complete season schedule visit wallawallasweets.com. More information is also available by calling 509522-BALL. Let go of some stress and watch some baseball.

Walla Walla Sweets infielders Michael Duarte, left, and Sean Bochard go high for an errant throw. Photo by Greg Lehman.

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Family recreation

The Valley is rich with things to do, rain or shine, in any season. Take a walk, a drive or bike ride and enjoy the beautiful area.

The area offers plenty of activities to choose.

Among other things, Walla Walla has acres of public parks, many with state-of-the-art playgrounds.

Fort Walla Walla Park has horseshoe pits, sand volleyball facilities, a model car track and model airplane field. There’s also a bicycle motocross track, skateboard park, dog park, disc golf course and a paved bicycle trail.

Howard Tietan Park has new play equipment, including a NEOS, for hours of entertainment.

There are small neighborhood parks, like Menlo park and larger ones like Pioneer Park.

Each has its own character and activities available.

Hiking trails near Mill Creek abound through Rooks Park and the Bennington Lake Recreation Area, east of Walla Walla. You might spot herons, kingfishers, other water fowl and maybe a deer.

Farmers Market-May through October.

Milton-Freewater, Dayton and Walla Walla have Farmers Markets.

Walla Walla has it’s own baseball team, the Walla Walla Sweets. They play home games at the historic Borleske Stadium.

Don’t miss a Walla Walla Sweets baseball game!

U-Pick: • Blue Mountain Lavender Farm June-MidJuly • Lampson Blueberries June-early August • Morningstar Berry Farm raspberries midAugust-September • Spring Creek Farm mid-July-September The outlying communities have their own unique recreation areas. Milton-Freewater’s family aquatic center includes a zero depth

pool and water toys for all age groups. MiltonFreewater boasts one of the last drive-in theaters in the country. On your way into MiltonFreewater, help your kids find all the carved frog statues. Waitsburg, Prescott and Dayton also have swimming pools for summer fun.

Dayton has the new Blue Mountain Station, the location of artisan food producers.

Learn about local food production and take an educational tour.

Waitsburg also is home to several lavender farms. Lavender’s R Us and Sleepy Hollow Lavender Farm, accent the area’s wheat acreage with a stunning burst of color.

When your family needs indoor fun, visit the Children’s Museum of Walla Walla. It promises entertaining and educational exhibits as well as activities for kids of all ages.

Enjoy!

In the evening's last rays of sun, Jordan Berquist rides through the dust along Heritage Road. Photo by Greg Lehman.

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Summer usually means swimming and picnics in the parks. The area has several public pools open in the summertime and more than 600 acres of public parks, many with updated playgrounds.

In Walla Walla’s Jefferson Park, Jefferson Pool gives kids an opportunity to splash away some energy while the family prepares a picnic lunch. For information call 509-527-4527.

In Milton-Freewater the Joe Humbert Family Aquatic Center provides open swim, lessons and rentals as well as a nearby picnic shelter and park. Call 541-938-9166.

Other outlying communities, Dayton, Waitsburg and Prescott also have swimming pools. For Dayton call 509382-2361, Waitsburg, call 509-337-6371 and Prescott, call 509-849-2214.

Area libraries, Camp Fire and the YMCA offer all kinds of activities in the summer and throughout the rest of the year.

The City of Walla Walla Parks and Recreation Department holds classes and activities for both adults and children on a continuing basis.

The area offers several skateboard tracks, the first at Fort Walla Walla Park and a Dreamland Skate Parks design in the city’s Sports Complex off Tausick Way in Walla Walla’s

Eastgate. Milton-Freewater also has a Dreamland designed skateboard park. For BMX enthusiasts there’s a pro-style BMX Track at Fort Walla Walla Park. For more information visit ci.walla-walla.wa.us, mfcity.com, skatewallawalla.org and wallawallavalleybmx.webs.com.

Hiking The area has plenty of paths and trails for all levels of ability, whether you’re going out for a stroll or a more strenuous hike. Bennington Lake, east of Walla Walla is a popular place to walk, fish, and enjoy the outdoors. If you’re more adventurous, the Blue Mountains and Umatilla National Forest is close by. You can get more information at fs.usda. gov or call 541-278-3716 or 509-522-6290.

Trap Shooting The Walla Walla Gun Club, 1212 Middle Waitsburg Road has plenty of events throughout the year to keep you on target. Visit wallawallagunclub.com or call 541-969-7913.

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THrouGHouT THe year

MarCH 18-19

• A large variety of classes for youth and adults that range from fitness and sports to art enrichment. Classes include Guitar, Creating with Clay, Yoga, Painting with Watercolors, Soccer and more. City of Walla Walla Parks and Recreation Department. Visit wwpr.us or call 509-527-4527.

• Sapolil Cellars. Live music every Friday and Saturday. Call 509-520-5258.

• Walla Walla Food Tours holds its walking food and beverage tour. 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Details: 866-736-6343, wallawallafoodtours.com.

MarCH 13 • Walla Walla University Drama The Festival of Shorts features student-directed one-acts and films. Visit drama.wallawalla.edu.

• Wildhorse Sports Bar Wildhorse Resort & Casino, Pendleton. Wildhorse Sports Bar hosts music every Friday and Saturday. Call 800-654-9453 or visit wildhorseresort.com.

• Tamástslikt Cultural Institute. New exhibit “Exploring Evolution.” Scientific work from a variety of researchers. Call 541-966-9748 or visit tamastslikt.org.

THrouGH DeCeMber • The Kirkman House hosts the exhibit: “The Little Black Dress,” showcasing the classic women’s fashion. Kirkman House Museum. Details: 509-529-4373, kirkmanhousemuseum.org.

• Walla Walla Choral Society performance, “British and American Masterworks.” 7 p.m., Auditorium, Melvin K West Fine Arts Center. Visit wwchoralsociety.org.

• The Annual Camas Prairie Handicap Shoot hosted by the Camas Prairie Trap Shooting Association at the Walla Walla Gun Club. Call 541-969-7913 or visit wallawallagunclub.com.

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• The Friends of Acoustic Music present a monthly contra dance. Dance hall at 810 C St., near the Walla Walla Regional Airport, except for July 16, downtown street dance.

Call 541-938-7403 or 509-522-0399.

THrouGH May 28

• Walla Walla Valley Bands, the Main Street Jazz Band and Mill Creek Jazz Ensemble present “Swing Into Spring.” 3 p.m., Walla Walla Community College Performing Arts Center.

Details: 509-301-3920, wwvalleybands.org.

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MarCH 18-20

MarCH 25-26, aPril 1-3, 8-10, 15-16 • The Little Theatre of Walla Walla. The Little Theatre presents “Putnam County Spelling Bee.” Call 509-529-3683 or visit ltww.org.

MarCH 26 • Walla Walla Symphony Soirée features Mark Eubanks, bassoon, in an evening of jazz. 7:30 p.m., Reid Campus Center Ballroom, Whitman College. Details: wwsymphony.org.

MarCH 29 • Jazz singer Madeleine Peyroux in concert. Gesa Power House Theatre. Details: phtww.org.

• March 31, April 28, May 26, June 25, July 28, August 25, September 29, October 27, November 17, December 29 • Fort Walla Walla Museum hosts Museum After Hours, each evening includes a guest speaker. Details: fwwm.org.

April 2 • Frazier Farmstead Museum Opens. Frazier Farmstead Museum at 1403 Chestnut Street, in Milton-Freewater includes the restored home with much of the original furnishings. In season the museum is open regular hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, April through December.

Visit museum.bmi.net or call 541-938-4636.

April 3

April 9

April 21-24

• Feast Walla Walla. Celebration of friends, food, wine and art of the Walla Walla Valley. Downtown Walla Walla. Call 509529-8755, downtownwallawalla.com.

• Walla Walla University Alumni/Homecoming Weekend. The weekend includes the Eugene Winter Alumni Golf Classic and the Richard Kegley Memorial Fun Run. Sunday’s festivities finish up with the annual WWU Homecoming Car Show. Call 509-527-2656, wallawalla.edu.

April 12 • Walla Walla Valley Bands Concert Band performs its greatest hits. 3 p.m., Walla Walla Community College Performing Arts Auditorium.

Details: 509-301-3920, wwvalleybands.org.

April 21-May 21

April 13, May 4 (Regional Airport Site,) June 1, July 6, August 3, September 7, October 5, November 9, December 7

April 23

• Fort Walla Walla Museum. Living History Interpreters portray characters from the past.

2 p.m. Sundays, then Saturdays June-August.

Call 509-525-7703, fortwallawallamuseum.org.

• The Friends of Acoustic Music present a Wednesday evening contra dance. Reid Campus Center Ballroom, Whitman College. June, July and August will be held at the gazebo in Pioneer Park. Call 509-522-0399 or 541-938-7403.

April 5

April 13-17

• Walla Walla Symphony presents “Classics in Concert.” 7:30 p.m., Cordiner Hall, Whitman College. Details: wwsymphony.org.

• Harper Joy Theatre. Whitman College. HJT presents “Sojourn Theatre’s How to End Poverty in 90 Minutes.” Call 509-527-5180, whitman.edu.

April 7 • The Rhythm Future Quartet performs jazz and Gypsy jazz in concert. Gesa Power House Theatre. Details: phtww.org.

April 7, May 5, June 2

• Whitman College. The Visiting Writers Reading series continues each month with author Diane Cook and then Whitman Reading. Each session is in Kimball at 7 p.m. Details: www.whitman.edu

• Tour of Walla Walla. Bicycle Stage Race. Participants and spectators alike enjoy this weekend event which attracts hundreds of riders for the weekend. Details: 509-525-4949, tofww.org.

April 7-17

April 20

• Spring Poker Round-Up. Wildhorse Resort, Pendleton. Details: wildhorseresort.com.

• Chism Recital Hall, Whitman College.

Spring Wind Ensemble Concert. 7:30 p.m.

Details: 509-527-5232, whitman.edu.

• Barrel Daze. Walla Walla Fairgrounds. This Valley Girls Barrel Racing event includes lots of excitement, Saturday night dinner and auction.

Call 509-522-1137, wallawallafairgrounds.com.

• Chism Recital Hall, Whitman College. Whitman Chorale and Chamber Singer Spring Concert.

7:30 p.m. Details: 509-527-5232, whitman.edu.

April 23-24 • S.E. Washington Quarter Horse Show.

Walla Walla Fairgrounds. This is the region’s premier Quarter Horse event. Details: 509525-8308, wallawallafairgrounds.com.

April 24 • Whitman College Spring Chamber Music Concert.

3 p.m., Chism Recital Hall. Visit whitman.edu.

April 28

April 14, May 5

• On the First Thursday of the month, enjoy a lunchtime concert at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. April: Handbell choirs, May: Rhapsody Trio: Laura Curtis, piano; Roger Garcia, clarinet and Tim Brown, cello, June: Diane Gray-Chamberlain, soprano.

12:15 p.m., 323 Catherine St. Call 509-529-1083.

April 8-10

• Sheehan Gallery at Whitman College hosts the “Senior Thesis Art Exhibition 2016.” Visit whitman.edu/sheehan.

April 15-17

April 21 • Chism Recital Hall, Whitman College.

Jazz Choir Spring Concert. 7:30 p.m. Details: 509-527-5232, whitman.edu.

• Chism Hall, Whitman College. The Spring Jazz I Concert. 7:30 p.m., Chism Recital Hall. Call 509-527-5232, whitman.edu.

April 30 • Renaissance Faire. Whitman College. The annual festival includes medieval costumes, music and crafts on Memorial Lawn. Call 509-527-5367.

April 30-May 1 • Walla Walla Kennel Club Dog Show. Pendleton. This annual dog show attracts entries from throughout the West. Lots of events and many different breeds. Call 509-558-3854, onofrio.com.

May 6-8 • Walla Walla Valley Wineries. Spring Release Weekend. The Valley’s winemakers introduce their new wines and share their inspiration.

Visitors can enjoy the new vintages, many only found by visiting the wineries and tasting rooms.

Call 509-526-3117 or visit wallawallawine.com.

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May 7-October • Downtown Farmers Market. Main and Fourth. Every Saturday there’s a Farmers Market Downtown.

Local produce, art and music while you shop. Call 509-529-8755, farmersmarket.downtownwallawalla.com, Facebook.com/farmersmarketdowntown.

May 7-mid-September • Farmers Market. Walla Walla Valley Farmers Market Association. Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. Every Saturday the Farmers Market brings you fresh local produce and music most weekends. Lots of special events Christmas in July, July 23, Kids Day, Sept. 10, Holiday Market Dec. 10. Visit gowallawallafarmersmarket.com.

May-October • Walla Walla Drag Strip Races. Fast cars and fun is Walla Walla Drag Strip at it’s best. The new season continues through October. More information: Facebook.com/wwdragstrip.

May 4 • Y WCA Leadership Luncheon. Marcus Whitman Hotel. This special event is both informational and inspirational. Nationally acclaimed speakers keynote the affair at the Marcus Whitman Hotel. Call 509-525-2570.

May 5-8, 19-21 • Harper Joy Theatre. Whitman College. Harper Joy Theatre presents a performance of “The Seagull.” Call 509-527-5180, whitman.edu.

May 6 • Whitman College. Opera “The Old Maid and the Thief.” 7:30 p.m., Cordiner Hall.

Call 509-527-5232, whitman.edu.

May 10 • Walla Walla Symphony performs “Come Blow Your Horn,” 7 p.m., Cordiner Hall, Whitman College. Call 509-529-8020, wwsymphony.org.

May 13 • Big Band Dance at Heritage Park, featuring the Mill Creek Jazz Ensemble. Details: wallawalla2020.net.

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May 27-30

• Walla Walla University Steel Band, annual percussion concert. 7 p.m., Gesa Power House Theatre. Details: phtww.com.

• Mule Mania, Dayton. Classes, parade, American Chuck Wagon Cook-Off. Call 509-382-4825, mulemaniadayton.com.

May 16

• Dayton Days. A Memorial Day tradition in Dayton for nearly a hundred years. The highlights include a Saturday morning parade on historic Main St., as well as a rodeo, tour of Dayton and Memorial Day fun run. Visit historicdayton.com or call 800-882-6299.

• The Walla Walla Choral Society in concert. Details: wwchoralsociety.org.

May 19-22 • Whitman College 50th Reunion. Welcome back, class of 1966. Call 509-527-5167.

May 20-22 • Waitsburg Celebration Days. Old fashioned family friendly weekend with parade, horses, Classic Auto Show in Preston Park, music and lots of family fun. Call 509-337-9177 or 509-337-6282.

May 21 • The annual Ducky Derby race and festival.

11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., duck race begins at 2 p.m.

Walla Walla Community College, Mill Creek near athletic fields. Details: wwexchangeclub.org.

• Jet City Improv presents “Twisted Flicks,” a new twist on old movies. 7 p.m., Gesa Power House Theatre. Details: phtww.com.

May 22 • Whitman College Commencement. Paying tribute and delivering challenges to the graduating class of 2016. 11 a.m. Memorial Lawn. Call 509-527-5156, whitman.edu.

• Little Theatre of Walla Walla. The dramatic comedy “Dead Man’s Cell Phone.”

Call 509-529-3683, ltww.org.

May 28 • 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Season Opening. Then, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Dayton’s Farmers’ Market brings more food and craft vendors to the Blue Mountain Station. Visit bluemountainstation.com or historicdayton.com.

June-August • Downtown Summer Concert Series. Every Saturday and Sunday through August.

4-7 p.m.; Heritage Square Park. Call 509529-8755, downtownwallawalla.com.

June 2-25 • Walla Walla’s Summer Chamber Music Festival.

Music fills the air in a variety of venues for several weeks. Visit wwcmf.org for schedule and details.

June 3

• The Walla Walla Gun Club hosts the 60 Bird Continental Style Buddy Shoot.

Visit wallawallagunclub.com.

• Walla Walla Sweets Baseball .Summer means baseball. 7:05 p.m., Borleske Stadium. Visit wallawallasweets.com or call 509-522-BALL.

May 26-28, 29 matinee, June 2-4

June 10-August 20

• Walla Walla Community College Theatre Arts.

Performance of the moving and often funny “Honk!” 7 p.m., May 29, 2 p.m., China Pavilion, WWCC. Call 509-527-4575, wwcc.edu.

• New exhibit “The Map is Not the Territory” at Tamástslikt Cultural Center.

Pendleton. Details: tamastslikt.org.

May 14, 15, 19, 21, 22

May 27-29

• The drama department at Walla Walla University performs the spring show. 8 p.m., 9 p.m. on Saturday. WWU, College Place. Visit drama.wallawalla.edu.

• Touchet River Roundup, Celebration of Recovery, a family-oriented event where recovery is celebrated with a pig roast and activities for everyone. Waitsburg. Call 509-526-3602.

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May 27-28, June 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12

June 11-12 • Fort Walla Walla Days. Fort Walla Walla Museum.

Historical interpreters portray people from the past, 19th century military encampments, fur trade and World War I. Music, dance and demonstrations of pioneer life. Call 509-525-7703, ftww.org.

Early June - early July

June 21

July 4

• Lavender Field Days. Pick lavender, learn to make wreaths, wands or tea. Call Blue Mountain Lavender Farms, Lowden, 509-529-3276.

• Kids Camp. Fort Walla Walla Museum. Kids, age 9-11, learn skills and stories. Call 509-525-7703, fwwm.org.

• Fourth of July in the Park. Pioneer Park, Walla Walla. Entertainment, art, food and vendor booths, all come together for Walla Walla’s community celebration of Independence Day. A family-friendly day in the park with lots to see and do. Fireworks display at dark at Walla Walla Community College.

June 10-11 • American Cancer Society. Relay For Life. Track at Borleske Stadium. Starting at 6 p.m., Relay For Life is a life-changing event that gives everyone in communities across the globe a chance to celebrate the lives of people who have battled cancer, remember loved ones lost and fight back against the disease. Info: 509-2404514 or www.relayforlife.org/wallawallawa.

June 11 • Walla Walla Community. College Recognition. It’s WWCC’s graduation, honoring those who’ve completed their chosen plan of work. Call 509-522-2500, wwcc.edu.

June 12 • Walla Walla University. Commencement.

Family, friends and the College Place community salute the class of 2016. Congratulations! Call 509-527-2656, wallawalla.edu.

June 25 • St. Jean-Baptiste Day celebration of FrenchCanadian culture to benefit the Frenchtown Historic Site. 8364 Old Highway 12, west of Walla Walla. Afternoon tour of historic cabin sites, music, talks, displays, potluck barbecue and evening contra dance. Information at frenchtownpartners.org or call 509-629-0044.

• Frazier Farmstead Museum. Milton-Freewater.

Summertime Festival. It’s a musical party in a beautiful historic setting. Call 541-938-4636.

July 8-10 • Athena’s Caledonian Games. This annual Scottish Heritage Festival dates back to 1899 when the Umatilla County Caledonian Society held its first picnic and games in Athena.

Today the event draws participants from all over the Northwest. Get ready for Highland dancing, piping, sheep dog trials, athletic events and more. Visit athenacaledoniangames.org.

July 9

July 1-3

• Rotary Salmon Bake. Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. Visit wallawallafairgrounds.com

• Annual Pow-Wow. Wildhorse Resort & Casino, Pendleton. Enjoy the colorful pageantry of the Annual Pow-Wow, traditional dancing, drumming and singing. More than 50 vendors feature food, art and more. Call 800-654-9453.

July 15-17 • DHS Alumni Weekend. Dayton High School All-Alumni Gathering features a parade, picnic and parties. Alumni Open House at the Dayton Depot. Alumni call 509-382-2687.

June 16 • Celebrate Walla Walla Valley Wine: The World of Cabernet Sauvignon. Details: 509-526-3117, wallawallawine.com.

June 17-18 • Love of Junk, vintage market at the Swensen farm.

253 Valley Chapel Road. Visit loveofjunk.com.

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June 18-19 • Walla Walla Sweet Onion Festival. Downtown Walla Walla. A salute to Walla Walla’s sweetest onion. Two full days of arts & crafts, entertainment, barbecue, sweet onion cooking and contests. Visit sweetonions.org or call 509-525-1031.

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July 16

August 2-October 29

• Foodstock 2016 Dayton. Blue Mountain Station Food Park hosts live music, t-shirt dying, kid’s activites, food and craft vendors.

11 a.m.-3 p.m. Blue Mountain Station, Dayton. Visit bluemountainstation.com.

• A new exhibit “Celebrating 100 Years of Happy Canyon” at Tamástslikt Cultural Center. Pendleton. Details: tamastslikt.org.

July 19 • Pioneer Kids Camp. Fort Walla Walla Museum. Call 509-525-7703, fwwm.org.

July 20-24 • Summer Poker Rodeo. Wildhorse Resort, Pendleton. Details: wildhorseresort.com.

July 23-24 • Pink Ribbon Classic benefit open horse show.

Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. Call 509527-3247, wallawallafairgrounds.com.

July 23-29 • The Walla Walla Dance Festival includes a cabaret night and a grand performance.

Details: wallawalladancefestival.org.

August 6-7 • YMCA Peach Basket Classic. Downtown Walla Walla. This basketball tournament draws teams from all over the northwest. Call 509-525-8863.

August 19-21 • Milton-Freewater Rocks Festival. Yantis Park, Milton-Freewater. This wonderful family festival offers plenty of fun. Activities include arts, including the Harvest Time Fine Arts Show, concerts and plenty of good food. Visit mfchamber.com or call 541-938-5563.

August 21 • Ice Cream Social. Fort Walla Walla Museum. Celebrate history with some ice cream. Call 509-525-7703.

August 31-September 4 • Walla Walla Fair & Frontier Days. Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. Bursting with old country

charm and rich with community spirit, the Walla Walla Fair and Frontier Days features five fun-filled days of world-class entertainment, the best cowboys, livestock, carnival rides and food. The weekend festivities launch Wednesday night with an outdoor concert featuring internationally known talent. Thursday night it’s the traditional Demolition Derby. Saturday morning take the kids to the parade Downtown. Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings don’t miss world champions competing on the Big 4 PRCA Rodeo Circuit. For info call 1-509-527-3247 or visit wallawallafairgrounds.com.

September 9-10 • Wheelin Walla Walla Weekend. This twoday antique and classic car show draws entries from all over the Northwest. Events include a Friday night cruise, a car show on Main St. and a Saturday dance. Call 509529-8755 or visit wheelinwallawalla.com.

September 9-11 • Columbia County Fair. There’s nothing like a county fair and Dayton’s is always a family favorite. Livestock and exhibits, barbecue, demo derby, motocross, plus lots of games for the kids. Call 800-882-6299.

September 10 • Hospice Pond and Garden Tour. Here’s a chance to visit some of the most beautiful ponds and gardens in the Walla Walla area. For tickets call 509-525-5561.

September 10-11 • Marcus Whitman Gem. and Mineral Show.

Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. Exhibits of magnificent gems, minerals, crystals and jewelry, hosted by the Marcus Whitman Gem and Mineral Society. Call 509-529-3673.

September 14-17 • Pendleton Round-Up. The annual Pendleton Round-Up includes exciting rodeo action and colorful pageantry. Visit pendletonroundup.com.

Mid-September-October 31 • Corn Maze. Don’t get lost in the corn maze.

853 Five Mile Road. Call 509-525-4798.

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• Autumn fundraiser for the YWCA. “Believe,” a party with a purpose. Marcus Whitman Hotel. Call 509-525-2570.

September 16

September 25

October 8

• Stand up comic Sharron Matthews. 7 p.m., Gesa Power House Theatre. Details: phtww.com.

• Multicultural Festival. Pioneer Park, Walla Walla.

Annual family-oriented celebration in music, dance, games, stories and food representing Walla Walla’s heritage of many cultures. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Free admission. For more information call 509-525-8602 or visit promotediversity.org.

• Frenchtown Rendezvous. Dinner, cultural displays, silent auction, a talk by a noted historian, raffle and more to benefit the Frenchtown Historic Site. 1-5 p.m., Frenchtown Hall, Lowden. Call 509-629-0044 or visit frenchtownpartners.org.

October 1

Oct. 12-16

• Dayton On Tour Tour public and private historic homes and buildings, greeted by homeowners and docents with facts and stories about the structures. Call 509-382-2026 or visit historicdayton.com.

• 2016 Balloon Stampede. Howard Tietan Park.

The annual Walla Walla Hot Air Balloon Stampede is something to see, colorful balloons fill the air. Highlights include: Early morning flights, weather permitting. The evening Nite Glow is always a lot of family fun, the balloons light up to music. Visit wallawallaballoonstampede.com.

September 16-17 • Walla Walla Quilt Festival. Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. This annual event attracts guests from all over the Northwest.

Highlights of the festival include a quilt show of new creations as well as those from years past. Special workshops, demonstrations and an auction all add to the festivities. Call 541938-6130 or visit wallawallaquiltfestival.org.

September 17

October 1

• Antique Truck Club show. Fort Walla Walla Museum. Blue Mountain Chapter of the American Truck Historical Society holds a show. Call 509-525-7703, fwwm.org.

• Learn about spinning and weaving at the annual “Sheep to Shawl” event. Kirkman House Museum. Call 509-529-4373 or visit kirkmanhousemuseum.org.

September 17-18 • Eddie MacMurdo Horse Show. Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. With colorful costumes and fun, this annual show features many riding styles, classes and age groups. Call 509-529-4067.

September 18 • Pioneer Fall Festival. Bruce Museum Waitsburg.

The Waitsburg Historical Society opens its beautifully restored Victorian Mansion. The Waitsburg Lions offer a buffalo barbecue with music, horse-drawn wagon rides, antique autos and a vintage clothing style show. Call 509-337-6287.

September 22-25 • Whitman College Reunion Weekend for the classes of 1976, 1980-82, 1991, 2000-02, 2006. Call 509-527-5167, whitman.edu.

September 24 • Gran Fondo Walla Walla. A variety of events, including walking, cycling, horseback riding, motorcycle riding, all to benefit cancer patients. Call 509-522-5783.

September 25 • Haun’s Meats Link Sausage Shoot.

Walla Walla Gun Club. Middle Waitsburg Rd. Visit wallawallagunclub.com.

October 15

October 2

• Humane Society Gala Benefit. Fall Furr Ball. An elegant evening at the Fairgrounds Pavilion to support a great cause. Call 509-529-5188.

• Walla Walla Valley Kitchen Tour

October 22

• Here’s a popular AAUW fund-raiser that gets you into some of the Valley’s fanciest and most creative kitchens. Call 805-459-7324.

• Experience a lovely Victorian Ball. Kirkman House Museum. Call 509-529-4373 or visit kirkmanhousemuseum.org.

October-December 31 • Dayton Historic Depot hosts the “Columbia County Art Show” exhibit featuring work by many local artists. Visit daytonhistoricdepot.org or call 509-382-2026.

October 8 • Archaeology Kids Camp Fort Walla Walla Museum Ages 9-11 learn about archaeology practices. Call 509-525-7703, fwwm.org.

Oct. 8 • Oktoberfest in Dayton German food, music, beer, food and craft vendors. 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Blue Mountain Station. Visit bluemountainstation.com.

October 8 • Italian Heritage Days Festa Walla Walla County Fairgrounds This annual festa dinner sponsored by the Italian Heritage Association, honors the Italian people who came to the Valley in the 1800s. Info: Facebook.com/ItalianHeritage Association of Walla Walla.

October 23 • 19th Century Party. Fort Walla Walla Museum. The Living History Company presents a gathering of characters from the region’s past. Call 509-525-7703, fwwm.org.

October 22-23 • Dia de los Muertos, Day of the Dead Festival presented by Shakespeare Walla Walla. Gesa Power House Theatre. Details: phtww.com.

October 31 • Downtown Walla Walla. Trick or Treat. Kids in costumes trick or treat merchants downtown.

Call 509-529-8755, downtownwallawalla.com.

• Downtown Dayton. Trick or Treat on Main Street. Visit historicdayton.com.

November 3-13 • Fall Poker Round Up. Wildhorse Resort, Pendleton. Details: wildhorseresort.com.

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November 4-6

November 18-20

November 30

• Autumn Release Weekend. Visit participating wineries, sample new wines and celebrate the fall season. Call 509-526-3117 or visit wallawallawine.com.

• The annual Christmas Trio Craft & Gift Show. Community Building, Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. Call 509-525-7918.

November 5

November 20

• Christmas Tree Lighting. College Place. This annual community event has become a Valley attraction. Celebrate the season with the lighting of the tree at 5:30 p.m. and have some hot chocolate afterward at the Firestation. Call 509-529-1200.

• Whispered Memories Psychic Fair. Kirkman House Museum. Call 509-529-4373 or visit kirkmanhousemuseum.org.

• The Walla Walla Gun Club holds the PreThanksgiving Turkey Shoot. Trapshooting fun. Call 541-969-7913 or visit wallawallagunclub.com.

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November 25-26

December 2

• Dayton’s Christmas Kickoff The holidays arrive at Historic Dayton’s Main Street with bright lights and festivities. Santa, hay rides, wine tasting, Christmas Market at the Depot and fireworks. The Boldman House Museum celebrates with an old fashioned Christmas, 1-4 p.m.

Call 1-800-882-6299 or visit historicdayton.com.

• Christmas Magic Parade. Milton-Freewater. Watch the parade at 6 p.m., lighted floats make their way from El Sombrero to Valley Christian Center.

Santa will be there with hot chocolate. Call 541938-5563 and 541-938-3773, mfchamber.com.

• The Sweet Adelines put on their annual show. Cordiner Hall, Whitman college. Details: 509-520-0675, sweetadelinesww.com.

November 11-12 • Mary Stewart Christmas Craft Show. MiltonFreewater. Get in the holiday spirit at the annual craft show. Call 509-386-3875 or 541-938-5563.

November 11 -January 7 • New exhibit “Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race” at Tamástslikt Cultural Center traces the history of pursuing “perfection.” Details: tamastslikt.org.

November 26 • Christmas Gift Boutique Craft Show. Marcus Whitman Hotel. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., all handcrafted items in this annual juried show. Call 509-529-8210.

• Holiday Bazaar. Kirkman House Museum. Call 509-529-4373 or visit kirkmanhousemuseum.org.

December 2-4 • Milton-Freewater wineries and cideries host the Holiday Barrel Tasting. Call individual establishments.

• Holiday Barrel Tasting. Amidst the festive atmosphere of the season, winemakers and their cellar staffs provide samples of future releases

Soccer moms, dads and families made themselves comfortable in the rain while watching their youngsters participate in the Warrior Soccer Academy put on by the Walla Walla Parks and Recreation at WWCC. Photo by Greg Lehman.

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straight from the barrels. In the true spirit of the Valley, each winery participates in its own unique way, offering a variety of festive events.

Call 509-526-3117 or visit wallawallawine.com.

December 3

Dec. 9-10 • Winterland Holiday Faire. Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. Information: Facebook.com/ Winterland-Walla-Walla-Holiday-Faire.

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• Victorian Christmas Jubilee. The Kirkman House Museum’s annual open house celebrates the holiday season. Call 509-5294373 or visit kirkmanhousemuseum.org.

• Holiday Open House. Blue Mountain Lavender Farm hosts its winter open house. Call 509-529-3276.

December 25

• The Macy’s Parade of Lights. Downtown Walla Walla. Starting at 6 p.m., watch lighted floats travel along Main Street. Call 509529-8755, downtownwallawalla.com.

• Milton-Freewater American Cancer Society Cotillion. Elks Lodge, 611 N. Main. Call 541-938-3633.

December 3-4 • Kirkman House Live, Christmas concert. Kirkman House Museum. Details: kirkmanhousemuseum.org.

• Waitsburg’s Home Town Christmas. Just like a storybook holiday, Waitsburg shines with decorations and festivities including arts and crafts, music and a lighted parade down Main Street.

Town Hall. Call 509-539-8773 or 509-337-8849.

Visit our beautiful campus, just steps away from Main Street.

• Merry Christmas!

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Memorial Building

• Walla Walla’s Winter Chamber Music Festival. wwcmf.org.

Historic architecture dating from 1899

February • Walla Walla Community Hospice Evening of Elegance fundraiser.

March • Walla Walla Community College Rodeo. wallawallacountyfairgrounds.com.

Cordiner Glen One of many scenic picnic areas

• Dates are subject to change, please call to confirm.

December 4 • Bulk Sausage Shoot. Walla Walla Gun Club, Middle Waitsburg Rd. Visit wallawallagunclub.com.

• Feast of Carols. Walla Walla. This joyous, free musical event, features school and college choirs from the Walla Walla area. Bring non perishable food for the food banks. 7 p.m. Cordiner Hall, Whitman College. Call 509-527-5232, whitman.edu.

Submit your event Sheehan Gallery

Send your event details to Karlene Ponti: 509-526-8324 or karleneponti@wwub.com.

Open Mon-Fri, noon-5 pm; Sat-Sun, noon-4 pm

December 7 • Frazier Farmstead Museum. Victorian Christmas Open House. Celebrate the holidays in this beautifully decorated museum.

Call 541-938-4636, museum.bmi.net.

Reid Campus Center Enjoy our café, bookstore and gift shop

For a mobile map, go to whitman.edu/see-campus 614082

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• A. K. Dice Guest House 524 Catherine St. Walla Walla 509-520-8975

• Best Western Plus Dayton 507 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-4790

• All Season 5 Star Retreat 329 Summers Circle, Walla Walla 509-301-0975

• Motel 6 305 N. Second, Walla Walla 509-529-4410

• Amanzi Retreat 618 Yellowhawk St. 509-520-8975

• Capri Motel 2003 Melrose, Walla Walla 509-525-1130 or 1-800-451-1139

• Areus Retreat 1903 Smith Rd., Walla Walla 509-200-9931

• City Center Motel 627 W. Main, Walla Walla 509-529-2660 or 1-800-453-3160

• Beit Nur 1221 Portland St.,Walla Walla 509-607-5386

• Colonial Motel 2279 E. Isaacs, Walla Walla 509-529-1220

• Bella Vida 404 E. Cherry,Walla Walla 425-328-8898 or 425-339-2683

• Comfort Inn & Suites 1419 Pine St., Walla Walla 509-522-3500 • Courtyard by Marrott 550 W. Rose St., Walla Walla 509-876-8100 • Hampton Inn & Suites 1531 Kelly Place, Walla Walla 509-525-1398 or 1-800-HAMPTON • Holiday Inn Express 1433 W. Pine, Walla Walla 509-525-6200 or 1-800-HOLIDAY • La Quinta Inn 520 N. Second, Walla Walla 509-525-2522 or 1-800-SLEEPLQ • Marcus Whitman Hotel & Conference Center 6 W. Rose, Walla Walla 509-525-2200 or 1-866-826-9422

• Bennington Bungalow 811 Whitman St.,Walla Walla 509-525-0222 • Beautiful Country Craftsman 1716 School Ave.,Walla Walla 509-607-5386.

• Blanc De Blanc Guesthouse, Walla Walla 509-520-8975 • Blue 32 and Gallery Inn, College Place 509-540-2876 • Blue Tudor 213 N. Blue St., Walla Walla 509-520-4872, 509-226-7943 • Bluewood View Suite 800 N. Willow, Dayton 509-520-2558.

• Creekside Cottage Walla Walla 909-985-7025

• Loma Loft 531 Catherine St., Walla Walla 509-386-5251

• Dancer Condominium @ The Trees Catherine St., Walla Walla 509-301-0578

• Madison Cottage 1204 Bonsella, Walla Walla 509-540-5799

• Dayton Cottage Rental 117 1/2 W. Dayton Ave., Dayton 509-386-4750

• Maple Street Duplex 337 E. Maple, Walla Walla 509-301-9300

• Di Nonna 1744 Old Milton Highway, Walla Walla 509-520-2889

• Maple House on the Creek 602 E. Maple St., Walla Walla 509-520-8975

• Dog House Guest House 1062 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla 509-520-7045

• Marcella Terrace Vineyard 406 Lower Dry Creek Rd., Walla Walla 509-520-8975

• Eagan St. Townhouse 17 Eagan St., Walla Walla 509-520-8925

• Minute Place 410 and 412 410 and 412 Minute St., Walla Walla 509-522-4625

• Farm Getaway 285 Double River Rd., Walla Walla 509-540-9518

• Mountain Top Cabins Walla Walla 509-529-7635

• Farmstay Gite at the Monteillet Fromagerie 109 Ward Rd., Dayton

• Mountain View Lodge Walla Walla 509-520-6202, 509-687-9505

• Fischer House On Eagan 128 Eagan Avenue and Fischer Suites 332 E. Poplar, Walla Walla 509-540-9518

• My Walla Walla Getaway 948 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla 206-295-9572

• Fulton House 209 Fulton St., Walla Walla 510-306-6002.

• Nothing New Lodging 214 Main St.,Waitsburg 509-337-3018

• Garrison Creek Retreat 1939 E. Alder St., Walla Walla 509-520-8975

• Palouse House 366 South Palouse St., Walla Walla 509-520-8975

• Grant House Grant St., Walla Walla 888-520-8925

• Park Place Guest House 521 Park St., Walla Walla 509-520-8975

• Grape Escape 255 W. Sumach St., Walla Walla 509-956-8161

• Pool House Retreat 924 University St., Walla Walla 509-240-5128

• Haven 633 Pearson St., Walla Walla 509-529-7400

• Ragged Irregulars Aviation & Vacation Walla Walla Airport District 1-801-866-6138 • Red Door Cottage 647 1/2 Locust St., Walla Walla 509-540-9910

• Super 8 Motel 2315 Eastgate N., Walla Walla 509-525-8800 or 1-800-800-8000

• B’s Belfry 1205 Portland Ave.,Walla Walla 888-526-8718, 509-520-0688

• Travelodge 421 E. Main, Walla Walla 509-529-4940 or 1-800-578-7878

• Bryant Barn 1222 Bryant Ave.,Walla Walla 509-520-4872

• Red Lion Inn & Suites 325 E. Main, Walla Walla 509-529-4360

• Bryant Creek Condominiums 21, 29, 31 Eagan St.,Walla Walla 509-301-9300

• Hence Room Hence Cellars Winery 4122 Powerline Rd.,Walla Walla 509-529-4010

• Bryant House 1250 Bryant Ave., Walla Walla 509-520-4872

• Henry’s Homestead 1018 S. 3rd, Walla Walla 509-520-3736

• Buddha’s Guest House 978 Hobson,Walla Walla 509-520-8975

• Hiromi’s House 609 Orchard St.,Waitsburg 509-337-6028

• Charming Cottage 903 Bonnie Brae, Walla Walla 530-913-9131

• Howard House Howard St., Walla Walla 509-607-5386, 509-929-8285

• Clara’s Cottage 735 Washington St.,Walla Walla 253-350-1213

• Isaacs House 609 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-520-6302

• Cottage Gardens 1455 SE Valley View Terrace,College Place 888-249-8359

• James McCool House 704 S. Second Ave., Walla Walla

• Strawberry Canyon Lodge 9052 Mill Creek Road, Walla Walla 509-529-5288

• Morgan Inn 104 N. Columbia, Milton-Freewater 541-938-5547 or 1-866-938-6369 • Out West Motel 84040 Highway 11, Milton-Freewater 541-938-6647 or 1-800-881-6647 • Blue Mountain Motel 414 W. Main, Dayton 509-382-3040 • Dayton Motel 110 S. Pine, Dayton 509-382-4503 • Wildhorse Hotel Resort & Casino 46510 Wildhorse Boulevard, Pendleton 800-654-9453 • Weinhard Hotel 235 E. Main, Dayton 509-382-4032

• Russell Creek Ranch 2426 Kendall Road, Walla Walla 206-669-7084 • Seven Porches Guest House 329 Main St., Waitsburg 206-794-7516 • Sole Rosso 2158 Old Milton Highway, Walla Walla 509-525-3504 • Sewah Cottage 610 E. Sumach, Walla Walla 509-520-8975.

Guest houses/retreats

• Cozy Cottage,Walla Walla 717-329-9055

• Jasper’s House 506 Fern Ave., Walla Walla 509-520-8975

• Suzy’s Retreat 364 Catherine St., Walla Walla 509-301-9300

• 3 Maples Cottage Waitsburg, 51 E. Main Walla Walla

• Craftsman House 344 E. Chestnut St.,Walla Walla 509-520-8975

• Juniper Guest House Walla Walla 206-650-6077

• Taylor Inn 52 Donrita Ct., Walla Walla 509-540-2419

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• The Barn 3420 Braden Rd., Walla Walla 509-301-8655

• Walla Walla Vacation Rentals 509-520-8975

• The Boyer House 741 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla 509-200-9931

• W on Walnut 3 E. Walnut St., Walla Walla 206-310-5928

• The Clinton House 215 Clinton St., Walla Walla

• Wainwright Lodge 2620 Wainwright Pl., Walla Walla 509-520-8975

• The Francis House 1010 Francis St., Walla Walla 509-520-8975

• Waitsburg Cottages 206-409-8399

• The Vue off Main 271 Sumach, Walla Walla 509-540-9513 or 206-992-5530 • Vue 22 215 Sumach, Walla Walla 509-526-7368 • The Webster House 8111/2 Alvarado Terrace, Walla Walla 509-520-8975 • The Whitman House 302 Whitman St., Walla Walla 509-520-8975

• Walla Faces Inn 214 E. Main St., Walla Walla and Walla Faces Inn at the Vineyard 254 Wheat Ridge Lane 877-301-1181 • Walla Walla Condominium 532 E. Alder St., Walla Walla 509-301-9684 • Walla Walla River Estate 1298 Prentiss Rd., Walla Walla 509-520-8975 • Waitsburg Cottages 206-409-8399

• Azure Mountain View 454 Van Donge Lane, Walla Walla 509-240-2488

• Purple House B & B 415 E. Clay St., Dayton 509-382-3159

• Cameo Heights Mansion Bed and Breakfast.

1072 Oasis Road, Touchet 509-394-0211

• Rusted Roof B & B 1648 Stateline Rd., Walla Walla 509-540-3839

• CarltAnn House 1004 Alvarado Terrace, Walla Walla 509-240-2713 • Fat Duck Inn 527 Catherine St., Walla Walla 509-526-3825 • Girasol Vineyard & Inn 504 Basel, Walla Walla 509-956-9743 • Green Gables Inn 922 Bonsella, Walla Walla 509-876-4373 • Inn at Abeja 2014 Mill Creek Road, Walla Walla 509-522-1234

• Weinhard Vacation Cottage Dayton 509-382-4032.

• Inn at Blackberry Creek 1126 Pleasant St., Walla Walla 509-522-5233

• Walla Walla River Estate 1298 Prentiss Rd., Walla Walla 509-520-8975

Bed and Breakfast

• Nine Trees Inn 416 S. Elizabeth, Milton-Freewater 541-520-6787

• Walla Walla Suite 122 1/2 W. Birch, Walla Walla 509-520-2558

• A Room with A View 28 Roland Court, Walla Walla 509-529-1194

• Peppers Bridge B & B 3384 Peppers Bridge Rd., Walla Walla 509-522-1199

• TukanInn Guest House Walla Walla 800-662-1961 ext. 2157 or 509-629-2111

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• Blue Valley RV Park 509-525-8282 1-866-855-8282 50 W. George St., Walla Walla Full hook-ups, cable TV, showers, laundry, exchange library, small pets OK. • Cameron Court RV Park 509-382-4410 522 Cameron St., Dayton Full hook-ups, showers, pets OK. • Four Seasons RV Resort 509-529-6072 1440 Dalles Military Rd., Walla Walla Full hook-ups, pets OK with restrictions.

• Freewater RV Park 541-938-7344 112 1/2 NE 5th, Milton-Freewater Full hook-ups, pets OK. • Harris Park 541-938-5330 78689 S. Fork, WW River, Milton-Freewater Restrooms, picnic area, playground, shelter with electricity and hot water, pets OK. • Last Resort RV Camp Store and KOA Campground 509-843-1556 2005 Tucannon Rd., Pomeroy Full hook-ups, camp store, picnic tables, laundry, showers, pets OK. • Meadowbrook Village RV 509-520-7301, 541-938-2800 NE 11th & Raspberry Loop, Milton-Freewater Full hook-ups, laundry, cable TV, pets OK.

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• Northworld RV Park 509-382-1525, 509-520-6721 Lower Hogeye & Hwy 12, Dayton Full hook-ups, Internet available.

• Pierce’s Green Valley RV Park & Camping 509-394-2387 24676 W. Hwy 12, 8 miles W. of Touchet Fishing, golf, hiking water and power.

• Shangri-La River Ranch RV Park 509-386-3996, 509-386-7076, 509-638-5640 off Hwy 12, W. of Dayton Nature trails, showers, tent sites.

• Tucannon River Retreat RV Park 509-399-2056 511 Hwy 261, Dayton, 4 miles N. of Hwy 12 Showers, handicap facilities, pets on leashes OK. • Trails West RV Park & Campground 509-525-8450 1420 S. Main, Milton-Freewater RV hook-ups, pets allowed, cable TV, showers.

• Villadom RV Park 541-938-7247, 415-456-6229 Hwy 11 & Crocket Rd., Milton-Freewater Showers, laundry, pets OK on leash w/owner.

• Wildhorse RV Park & Tipi Village 800-654-9453 Pendleton Pool and spa, hook-ups, showers and laundry facilities.

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• Black Tie Wine Tours/Limousines Walla Walla 509-525-8585 blacktielimos.net • D’Lux Limousine of Walla Walla 509-240-9895 • Dream Ride Charters and Tours dreamridecharters.com 509-337-0100

• Avis Car Rental 509-529-7188

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• Enterprise enterprise.com 509-529-1988 • Hertz Car Rental 509-529-6772

• Garza Wine Tours 509-302-6734 garzawinetours.net

• Valley Transit valleytransit.com 509-525-9140

Hours: Monday – Saturday 10am to 4:30pm Sunday 11am to 4:30pm

• Transportation Solutions 509-386-4983

air Travel • Alaska Air Walla Walla Regional Airport 509-522-5211 1-800-252-7522 1-800-547-9308 alaskaair.com

• Walla Walla Valley Tours 509-520-5107 valleytourswallawalla.com

• Seaport Airlines Pendleton 1-888-573-2767 seaportair.com

• ABC Taxi Walla Walla 509-529-7726

• Freddy G’s Taxi & Wine Tours 509-386-7636

• Imbibe Wine Tours 509-593-5262 imbibewinetours.com

• Eastern Oregon Regional Airport Pendleton 541-276-7754

• A Plus Taxi and Wine Tours 509-386-7388

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Wednesday through Friday, winery visits by appointment, 10am to 3pm.

Northstar Winery is dedicated to the production of ultra-premium Merlot, considered among the world’s best.

Tasting Room Hours: Monday - Saturday 11am - 5pm ~ Sunday 11am - 4pm SPRINGVALLEYVINEYARD.COM

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Explore events Explore Tastes Explore Fun Explore Shopping Explore opportunities Milton-Freewater Chamber of Commerce 541-938-5563 www.mfchamber.com

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ocated in northestern Oregon (just 10 miles south of Walla Walla, Washington), Milton-Freewater is a community surrounded by orchards, wheat fields and vineyards set against the beautiful Blue Mountains (yes, they really are blue!)

is still well known for its agricultural bounty.

Lots of sun in the summer and mild winters contribute to an almost perfect climate. The growing season is May through October.

According to the most recent figures, the population is 7070.

Long before the two towns of Milton and Freewater merged in 1950, settlers flocked to this area to take advantage of the fertile soil. Situated within “The Rocks District of Milton-Freewater” and part of the acclaimed Walla Walla Valley Wine Appellation the area

With the Blue Mountains and three rivers (Columbia, Snake and Walla Walla) close by, year round recreational opportunities include: hunting, hiking, fishing, camping, biking, skiing and snowmobiling.

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Comfort & Stylish Footwear Experts Johnston & Mu rphy

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• Fourth generation family-owned Shoes and business providing quality footwear Women’s Clothing for the entire family 613 N. MAIN ST. MILTON-FREEWATER • 541-938-5162 • saagershoeshop.com Open Mon-Sat 8am-6pm • Sunday Noon-4pm

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Events Cindo de Mayo: Community United Saturday, May 7

The community comes together to celebrate in a traditional Latino fashion.

Enjoy food, dancing, games and soccer. facebook.com/MiltonFreewaterCincoDeMayoCU/

Milton-Freewater Junior Show Monday-Sunday, May 2-8

This annual 4H/FFA event is held at the Pioneer Posse Grounds on Highway 11. mfjrshow.com/

Brews by the Blues Festival Friday & Saturday, July 8-9

Milton-Freewater Junior Show Grounds This annual event showcases our finest attributes – our hospitality, agriculture and beer, cider & wine industries facebook.com/BrewsbytheBlues/

Milton-Freewater ROCKS!

Base of the Blues Bash

Yantis Park This family-friendly event includes a parade, free live rock/country music on the main stage, wonderful food, Kids Zone, fine arts show, Salmon Bake & Corn Roast and a variety of vendors and special contests . Our awesome event will totally “Rock. Your. World!” mfchamber.com

The Milton-Freewater Rotarians host this fun evening. Funds raised benefit youth projects, scholarships and senior programs in Milton-Freewater baseofthebluesbash.com/

Friday-Sunday, August 19-21

Saturday, September 24

Christmas Magic

Friday, December 2

The excitement of the Christmas season kicks off with our tree lighting and magical parade sponsored by Les Schwab.

Following the parade you may enjoy free cookies & hot chocolate, festive lights & music, and the children can visit with Santa & Mrs. Claus. mfchamber.com

THE STORE Antiques, Vintage, Odds, Ends, Off the Wall.

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Located in Old Town Freewater 514 N. Main Street Milton-Freewater, Ore. 97862

Tastes Food Bank & Grill Catering Company 601 N Main 541-429-3323 Burger Hut 5 S Main 541-938-6226 Dairy Queen 165 S Columbia 541-938-5721 Dutch Bros. Coffee 164 S Columbia 541-861-3250 El Sirloin Mexican Buffet 503 S Main 541-861-3411 El Sombrero Mexican Restaurant 190 S Main 541-938-6169 Espresso In Motion 85301 Highway 11 541-938-5756

Fer’s Brunch & Lunch 14 N Elizabeth 541-938-6451

M-F Bar & Grill 1004 S Main 541-938-6576

Sub Shop #38 4 SE 9th 541-938-6225

Garden of Eatin’ 101 W Broadway 541-938-3122

McDonald’s 408 S Main 541-938-4305

Subway 322 S Main 541-938-0000

Golden Village Restaurant 501 N Main 541-938-3881

Milton City Pizza 1014 S Main 541-938-5229

Tate’s Umapine Mercantile 51604 Highway 332 541-938-5936

Hong’s Garden Restaurant 14 N Columbia 541-938-5525

Ohana Frozen Yogurt 103 S Main 541-861-3400

Kelly’s Restaurant & Lounge 84509 Highway 11 541-938-4247

Papa Murphy’s Take N Bake Pizza 137 S Columbia 541-938-7272

The Upper 9 Restaurant & Lounge 301 Catherine 509-520-1640

La Ramada Mexican Restaurant 6 S Columbia 541-938-3508

Petits Noirs (Chocolates) 622 S Main 541-938-7118

Let’s Go Inn 515 N Main 541-938-3212

Primrose on Main 604 S Main 541-938-7331

Umapine Creamery (Farmstead Cheese) 50901 Umapine Road 541-861-2111, 541-861-2009 Wee Bit O’Heather 1141 N Columbia 541-938-5486

Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner

Best Burgers in Town ice cream treats

541-938-6226

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OPEN Monday-Saturday

8am - 8pm

Home Decor & Much More!

5 s. Main • Milton-freewater, Or

Your destination boutique for unique gifts and home decor.

Artfully arranged in themed sections such as western, wine, garden, lodge, county & more.

Tuesday ~ Friday 9am to 5:30pm Saturday 9am to 1pm

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General Gun Repair • Consignments Cold Bluing • Stock Refinishing New Stock Fitting • Transfers

Shangri-La Salon & Boutique

541-938-0111

815 S Main • Milton-Freewater, OR (Located in the Old Library)

No sales tax in Oregon!

We do not accept credit or debit cards.

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Tastes Wine, Beer & Cider Visit local tasting rooms to sample the wines produced from the grapes grown within the acclaimed Walla Walla Valley Appellation and the newly established “The Rocks District of Milton-Freewater” AVA. This new wine appellation is one of only two in the world based solely on soil content. The grapes grown on this land have a world renowned taste and quality. The Rocks District includes vineyards of nineteen wine producers and winery facilities for three of them. Every tasting room throughout the region has its own personality reflective of the wines crafted by their expert winemakers. Approximately 80% of the grapes used in the world-famous Walla Walla Valley wines are grown here.

Milton-Freewater is also home to the largest cidery in Oregon. Hard ciders, while huge with flavor, contain less alcohol than wine and are less filling than beer. Only apples grown in the renowned Walla Walla Valley are used in their award-winning cider.

A farmhouse nano craft brewery is also located here.

They use only the finest ingredients, including estate grown hops and waters sourced from a deep natural spring beneath the brewery. Small batches of Belgian style ales are produced.

Three Divas Beads Walla Walla Valley’s Beading Specialists!

Small Shop - Large Inventory

Protect Your Passion

Gemstones, Jewelry Making Supplies Handcrafted Jewelry, Special Order & Repair Services and More.

Home • Auto Business • Wineries Farm & Ranch Motorcycle • Boat/Watercraft 610 1/2 N. Main Street Milton-Freewater, OR

Serving the Walla Walla Valley and the Pacific Northwest for over 35 years

Hours: Mon & Wed-Fri, 10am to 6pm Tues & Sat, 10am to 5pm

84030 Highway 11 • Milton-Freewater, OR 97862 www.bisnett.com

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& on FACEBOOK

Tastes Blue Mountain Cider Company 235 E Broadway 541-938-5575 drinkcider.com

Dragon’s Gate Brewery 52288 Sunquist Road 541-215-2621 dragonsgatebrewery.com

Zerba Cellars 85530 Highway 11 541-938-9463 zerbacellars.com

Castillo de Feliciana Vineyard and Winery 85728 Telephone Pole Rd 541-558-3656 castillodefeliciana.com

Tero Estates & Flying Trout Wines 52015 Seven Hills Road 541-203-0200 teroestates.com

Agribusiness

Cayuse Vineyards Production Studio 53863 Hwy 332 (Sunnyside Road) 509-526-0686 cayusevineyards.com Don Carlo Vineyard 83872 Don Carlo Way 541-566-1919 doncarlovineyard.com

Tulpen Cellars 53377 Robin Lane 541-938-7425 tulpencellars.com Watermill Winery 235 E Broadway 541-938-5575 watermillwinery.com

Stop and visit the many produce stands throughout the area during the growing season. Enjoy fresh fruit, vegetables and local honey!

The Farmers Market operates every Wednesday from June through September from 4-7pm at Orchard Park. Growers, food vendors, crafters and more! mffarmersmarket.org

Nature Garden Florist & Gifts naturegardenflorist.com GaRden of eatin’

Best Coffee, Soup & Sandwiches in Town!

Honest from scratch pizza!

541-938-7313 Open Monday-Friday • 9am-5pm

101 W. Broadway St Milton–Freewater, OR 97862

No gimmicks… just good food at a fair price

We Deliver

• Glasses • Contacts • Eye Disease • Emergencies Medicare and Most Other Insurances Accepted

A Unique Salon & Boutique

Open Monday-Saturday 11am-9pm Closed Sunday

(541) 938-5888

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Milton-Freewater’s Only Full-Service Salon • Hair • Nails • Massage • Tanning Bed • Waxing Unique Artisan Gift Items Made in the Valley Boutique Clothing Mon-Fri 10am-6 pm • Sat 10am-4pm 612 N Main • Milton-Freewater www.facebook.com/fringemiltonfreewater

Monday thru Saturday • 4-8pm

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Fun Recreation Skatepark at Freewater Park Corner of NE 8th Avenue and Robbins Street Dreamland Skate Parks, the premier builder of skate parks, did an awesome job of developing this recreational facility. Come see for yourself and skate “The Pond”!

Milton-Freewater Municipal Golf Course 301 Catherine Avenue This unique 18-hole executive two level golf course provides a breathtaking view of the beautiful Walla Walla Valley. The course is enjoyable to the novice as well as the experienced golfer with holes being par 3 or par 4. Or, take in the newest trend – foot golf! The nine hole course is played using a soccer ball. Kick your way to a hole in one! mfgolfcourse.com/

Great Friends.

Great Food.

Great Fun.

Harris Park 78689 Walla Walla River Road Located 14 miles southeast of MiltonFreewater, Harris Park sits along the South Fork of the Walla Walla River.

There is a day use area which is free to the public, 26 campsites, cabin rentals, public restrooms, a large covered shelter, Widner Cove, a sand volleyball court and a storage shed for campfire wood. co.umatilla.or.us/Parks/

The Gathering Place 120 S Main This unique Gathering Place was built in four days in July 2015 with 280 volunteers. From the mosaic mural to the gabion walls & columns, look for the subtle influences showing what makes Milton-Freewater a special place to work and live.

Joe Humbert Family Aquatic Center SW 2nd & DeHaven Make a splash during the summer. With three slides plus other water features, a sand volleyball court and play area, there is fun for all ages. Concessions are on site. Water aerobics and swimming lessons for all levels are available. mfcity.com/aquatic

Outdoor Patio with Views of the Blue Mountains Daily Lunch and Dinner Specials Happy hour daily from 4pm-6pm

The Helpful Place

Karaoke every Friday night Traeger Smoked Prime Rib every Friday and Saturday night 84509 Hwy 11 Milton-Freewater, OR (541) 938-4247

We’re here to make your life easier!

Open Monday-Friday 11am- Close Saturday and Sunday 10am to Close

Your Benjamin Moore Paint Center

Henry’s Ace Hardware

175 S. Main St. • Milton-Freewater • 541-938-5398

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Open: Mon-Fri 8am-7pm Sat 8am-6pm • Sun 9am-4:30pm

Fun Art & History Arts Portal Gallery 508 N Main 541-938-5516 Visit this “pop-up gallery” where you’ll find beautiful and unique art, in various mediums, from regional artists. You may just find something that you just have to have for your home!

Marie Dorian Park Couse Creek Road Located ¾ mile up the Walla Walla River and is home to “The Trail of the Pioneers.”

These are the families who came to this area early and stayed to build it step by step. The trail consists of 156 steps, each engraved with the name of one of those pioneer families.

Frazier Farmstead Museum 1403 Chestnut Street Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Museum is a wonderful display of the area’s rich history. The Farmstead also houses a 1918 barn, the McCoy cabin (the first cabin built in the county), and a number of other structures that all played a role in the working farm.

Entertainment Milton-Freewater Drive-In Theater 84332 Highway 11 541-938-4327 This is one of the few drive-in theaters left in the United States. They pride themselves on being family oriented, friendly and affordable. Enjoy some good food and a good movie under the stars!

The Jamboree Milton-Freewater Senior Center, 311 N Main Come and dance to good old country music the 2nd Saturday of every month.

There will be instruments playing, dancing, singing and more! All ages welcome.

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4 Seasons Dental Visit our website for

New Patient Specials

4SeasonsDentalMF.com Todd Schroeder, DDS

541-938-0400

Nutrena Feeds • Wilson Trailers Saddles & Tack • Panels, Gates & Shelters Pet Foods & Supplies • Ropes & Accessories Cattle Handling Equipment Stock Tanks & Fencing Materials Animal Health & Grooming Products 3 SL

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Shopping Back on the Rack 410 N Main 541-844-8449

Fringe Salon & Boutique 612 N Main St 541-861-3077

Ranch & Home 85342 Highway 11 541-938-4200

The Store 514 N Main St 541-938-6371

Barkwell Farm & Greenhouses 53506 W Crockett Rd 541-938-3690

Henry's Ace Hardware 175 S Main St 541-938-5398

Rite Aid Pharmacy 105 SW 2nd Ave 541-938-8778

Three Divas Beads 610 N Main St 541-938-3727

Lyla’s Little Mall 918 S Main 541-861-3231

Saager's Shoe Shop 613 N Main St 541-938-5162

Village Gunsmith 608 N Main St 541-938-6260

Bordertown Feed & Supply 84575 Highway 11 541-938-5403

Nature Garden Florist and Gifts 101 W Broadway Ave 541-938-7313

Sew & Vac Center 205 N Main St 541-938-3600

Walker's Furniture 85332 Highway 11 541-938-6074

Clay In Motion Inc 85301 Highway 11 541-938-5556

Oregon Trail Yarn & Books 1112 S Main St 541-566-3946

Shangri-La Salon & Boutique 815 S Main St 541-938-0111

Watts Up Toyz Hobbies 84853 Highway 11 509-520-2405

Dollar Plus 11 N Columbia St 541-938-0600

Picker’s Paradise 84027 Highway 11 509-301-5363

The Stitch Nitch 510 N Main 541-938-6787

Western Store 84494 Highway 11 541-938-6698

Bed Hoppers 413 N Main 541-861-6613

BARKWELL FAMILY FARM Your Home & Garden Connection

• Flowering Baskets and Pots • Annuals, Perennials & Berries • Shrubs, Trees & Fountains • Water Plants, Koi & Statuary • Pots, Arbors & Trellises • Solar & Glow-In-The-Dark Items • Home & Garden Furniture & Accessories

Cable TV • Air Conditioned Microwaves • Phones • Refrigerators

84040 Hwy. 11

Milton-Freewater, OR 97862

(541)938-6647

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CUSTOM PLANTING IS OUR SPECIALTY

Real estate 541-938-6655

Open February thru July 10:00am-6:00pm

195 S. Main • Milton-Freewater, OR roffrealestate.com

Turn west off Hwy 11, down 1/3 mile

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509-386-3064

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or toll-free 1-800-881-6647

Opportunities The economic climate in Milton-Freewater is certainly diversified with farming, food processing, small industry and technology playing crucial roles in its stability and overall prosperity. Retailers, professional services, education and further industries are also significant contributors to the region’s economic stability.

Milton-Freewater’s Downtown Business Districts are family-friendly places where residents can find both the necessities of life and exceptional products from locally owned businesses that have extraordinary customer service. Milton-Freewater is always looking to grow its variety of small

companies run by creative entrepreneurs that produce products sold around the world.

Some of the advantages of opening your business in Milton-Freewater include: • No sales tax in Oregon • Low cost utilities • Low rental/lease costs • Over 15,000 vehicles go through the city on a daily basis • Many active organizations and a supportive City government

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

Mike Watkins

Community Development Department City of Milton-Freewater

541-938-8236 Randy Grant

Director Milton-Freewater Downtown Alliance

541-969-4485

The Milton-Freewater Section is sponsored in part by the Milton-Freewater Area Chamber of Commerce, Milton-Freewater Downtown Alliance, Community Development Partnership, City of MiltonFreewater and participating businesses.

PICKER’S PARADISE

Antiques, Furniture, Tools & Lots More

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THE PLACE TO GO FOR PICKERS!! WED-SUN 9-6 84027 hwy 11 • Milton-freewater wallawallapickersparadise@gmail.com 509-301-5363 • Gary stack owner

Our Cows. Their Milk. Your Enjoyment.

Open by appointment. Please call ahead for farm tours & cheese tasting.

Yvonne & Brent Carroll 541-861-2111 or 541-861-2009

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umapinecreamery@gmail.com

Our Farmstead cheese is alsO available at: Andy’s Market • Blue Mountain Station Mr. C’s Smokeshop • Wayside Market Tate’s Umapine Mercantile • Rolling Stone Bakery

50901 Umapine Road • milton-FReewateR, oReGon

Tate’s Umapine Me rcantile Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Mon-Fri 6am-8pm • Sat 7am-2pm

Fried Chicken Lunch Every Friday

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community events MARCH 11 BLUE MOUNTAIN BRIX & BREW FESTIVAL

The Dayton Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Auction Live and Silent Auction, Beer & Wine Social, Heavy Appetizers

MARCH 26 BLUEWOOD BASH AT SKI BLUEWOOD

For more information visit: bluewood.com

MAY 27-30 MULE MANIA

Mule & Donkey Show, Competitions, Chuck Wagon Cook-Off, Downtown Parade, Vendors. Free Admission. mulemaniadayton.com

MAY 28 DAYTON DAYS

Memorial Day Weekend Downtown Parade

MAY 28 FARMER’S MARKET SEASON OPENING

JULY 18-19 NEW OLD-TIME CHAUTAUQUA

Visit the Blue Mountain Station Food Park from 10-3 for food and craft vendors, hot food, kid’s activities, live music and more. Free Admission. bluemountainstation.com

JUNE 17-19 22ND ANNUAL ALL WHEELS WEEKEND

A Catered Dinner Event, Social Hour, Community Recognition Awards, Feature Presentation

SEPTEMBER 9-11 COLUMBIA COUNTY FAIR

Animals & Livestock Exhibits, 4H & Open Horse Show, Demo Derby, MotoCross, Vendors, Delicious Food

Father’s Day Weekend Most Popular Car Show in the NW! Classic Car Show, Friday Night Cruise, Live Music, Demo Derby, Poker Walk, Much More. allwheelsweekend.com

JULY 16 FOODSTOCK 2016

Community Potluck, Parade, Variety Show, Workshops, Community Service Project

OCTOBER 1 DAYTON ON TOUR

Historic Homes Tour, Art Walk, Family Festival, Free Museum Admission, Art Demonstrations

OCTOBER 8 OKTOBERFEST

Visit the Blue Mountain Station Food Park from 11-3 for live music, t-shirt tie-dying, hot food, kid’s activities, food and craft vendors and more.

Free Admission. bluemountainstation.com

Visit the Blue Mountain Station Food Park from 11-4 for German food and music, beer, food and craft vendors and more. Free Admission. bluemountainstation.com

JULY 15-17 DAYTON ALUMNI WEEKEND

OCTOBER 31 TRICK OR TREAT MAIN STREET

Downtown Parade, Picnic, Reunions 509-382-2687

NOVEMBER 10 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET

Trick or Treating of Dayton’s Main Street Businesses

NOVEMBER 25-26, THANKSGIVING WEEKEND CHRISTMAS KICKOFF

Visit “The Town that Still Believes” Fireworks, Lighted Parade, Holiday Characters, Santa’s Workshop, Christmas Bazaar, Downtown Shopping, Fine Art, Tree Lighting, and more

NOVEMBER TVAC PRODUCTIONS’ FALL PRODUCTION

A large cast of talented local actors perform in a grand production that’s fun for the entire family. libertytheater.org

YEAR-ROUND GREAT SHOPPING ON DAYTON’S MAIN STREET

For more information and more events, visit historicdayton.com

Only 30 minutes from Walla Walla in beautiful, historic Dayton, Washington!

Food Processing Park Seeking additional food entrepreneurs

Natural Foods Market With dozens of food consignment vendors Tenant Locations Visit their unique retail spaces

A place with foodies in mind!

700 Artisan Way—Dayton, WA—bluemountainstation.com

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art, museums & theater MUSEUMS

WENAHA GALLERY 219 E Main Street 509-382-2124 wenaha.com

DAYTON HISTORIC DEPOT 222 E Commercial Street 509-382-2026 daytonhistoricdepot.org

PALUS ARTIFACT MUSEUM 426 E Main Street 509-382-4820

BLUE MOUNTAIN ARTISTS GUILD Delany, Annex, Dayton Library 111 S Third Street

BOLDMAN HOUSE MUSEUM 410 N First Street 509-382-2026 daytonhistoricdepot.org

SMITH HOLLOW SCHOOLHOUSE Front St. & Commercial Dr. 509-382-4820

STEVE HENDERSON FINE ART 102 Deer Pond Lane 509-382-9775 stevehendersonfineart.com

Dayton Title Company

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ATTORNEYS AT LAW G. Scott Marinella Kimberly R. Boggs

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LIBERTY THEATER 344 E Main Street 509-382-1380

509-382-2356

MARINELLA & BOGGS

SUN LIZARD STUDIO 712 Wolf Fork Road 509-382-2045

MOVIE THEATER

Columbia County’s locally owned title company, providing all your real estate needs.

338 E. Main •Dayton

P.O. Box 7 338 East Main Dayton, WA 99328 (509) 382-2541 FAX (509) 382-4634

ART AND FRAMING SERVICES • Extensive selection of original art and limited edition prints 219 E Main St Dayton, WA 99328 509-382-2124 800-755-2124 art@wenaha.com www.wenaha.com 614667 CL

Hours: Mon-Sat 9am-6pm

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Today’s best art in a century old setting

• Gifts, books, and DVDs • Bronze, wood sculpture, and pottery • Custom conservation framing • Layaway options to fit your budget • Friendly, relaxed atmosphere

shop historic dayton

BLUE MOUNTAIN STATION 700 Artisan Way bluemountainstation.com • Aardvark Granola • Rey’s Roast Coffee • Little Dipper Dairy • Mary’s Candy CITY LUMBER & COAL YARD 200 N Third Street 509-382-4211 COTTAGE PATH ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES 125 E Main Street 509-629-0032 CREATIVE DESIGNS 408 E. Main Street 509-382-4182

& Coal Yard

200 N. 3rd St. • Dayton, WA • 382-4211

JACCI’S YARN BASKET 242 E Main Street 509-382-2526

WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED!

SNAPDRAGON FLORAL & GIFTS 207 E Main Street 509-382-6535

From Lumber For A New Home To A Bolt To Fix That Loose Hinge

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 247 E Main Street 509-382-4146 SUFFIELD FURNITURE COMPANY 362 E Main Street 509-382-2331

Biker B’s Bathworks

Handmade soaps and bath products for the whole family……even the dog!

• Electrical & Concrete Products • Paints & Varnishes • Landscaping Supplies

509-382-2005 Meredith Bretz • Dayton, WA bbsoap@aol.com • bikerbsoaps.com

ELK DRUG 176 E Main Street 509-382-2536

DAYTON A TRADITION SINCE 1920 OF

If we don’t have it you don’t need it

222 E Commercial • Dayton 509-382-2026 daytonhistoricdepot.org

Books, CD books on tape and music, DVDs Free Wi-Fi • 6 public-use computers • Online databases Downloadable eAudiobooks • Downloadable eBooks ...and much more!

M-W-F 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. • T-TH Noon to 8 p.m.

Sat. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

111 S. 3rd Street • Dayton (509) 382-4131• www.ccrld.lib.wa.us

Admission is free at the Depot & Boldman House Museum

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Oldest Standing Depot in WA State Museum Shop, Gallery & Annual Exhibits

Ask us about our programs!

Thur, Fri, Sat & Mon • 10am-5pm Sun • 10am-3pm

179 E. Main St • Dayton

Dayton Historic Depot

C0ttage Path

Antiques 125 E Main St. • Dayton 509-629-0032 • 509-843-3734

Lumbering Along Since 1910

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DAYTON HISTORIC DEPOT GIFT SHOP 222 E Commercial Street 509-382-2026

• Lawn & Garden Supplies • Full Line of Lumber & Plywood

WEINHARD HOTEL AND GIFT SHOP 235 E. Main St. 509-382-4032 WENAHA GALLERY 219 E Main Street 509-382-2124

• Wide Plumbing Selection • Glass & Screen Service

VILLAGE SHOPPES 245 E Main Street 509-382-9152

CUSTOMIZED BUSINESS SYSTEMS 159 E Main Street 509-382-4415

DINGLE’S OF DAYTON 179 E Main Street 509-382-2581

CITY LUMBER

HOMETOWN CARPETS & MORE 242 E Main Street 509-382-3188

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BIKER B’S BATHWORKS 245 E Main Street 509-382-2005 bikerbsoaps.com

HARDWARE STORES

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AZURE MOUNTAIN BOTANICALS 309 E Main Street 425-478-3902

TRUST WORTHY

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AG LINK 207 N Third Street 509-382-4743

HARMONY GARDENS & GLASS 623 Harlem Road 509-382-4771

Group tours of 3 museums in Dayton are available, call for more information.

Contact us for information about the Boldman House Museum, a fully restored Queen Anne style home.

Summer Hours – Depot: Wed.-Sat. 10-5 • Boldman: Wed-Sat. 11-4 Winter Hours – Depot: Wed.-Sat. 11-4 • Boldman Thur-Sat 1-4

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recreation

MC QUARY’S GROCERY 301 W. Main St. 509-382-2575

SKIING

PDQ FOODMART 403 E Main Street 509-382-2155

BLUE MOUNTAIN KOA & The Last Resort 2005 Tucannon Rd Pomeroy 1-800-562-3417 thelastresortrv.com

SKI BLUEWOOD 509-382-4725 bluewood.com

CAMERON COURT RV PARK 522 Cameron Street 509-382-4410 or 509-382-2397

TOUCHET VALLEY GOLF COURSE 209 N Pine Street (509) 382-4851

CAMP WOOTEN STATE PARK 2711 Tucannon Rd. Pomeroy 509-843-1080 LEWIS & CLARK STATE PARK 36149 US-12, Dayton 509-337-6457 LYONS FERRY MARINA KOA 102 Lyons Ferry Rd, Starbuck 509-399-8020 lyonsferrymarina.com NORTHWORLD VENTURES RV PARK Hwy 12 & Lower Hogeye Road 509-520-6721 SHANGRI-LA RIVER RANCH 104 Rose Gulch 509-382-1125 shangrilariverranch.com

GOLF

WINERIES

STEVE’S GROCERY 724 S. Fourth 509-382-2231 SHELL SERVICE STATION 401 W Main Street 509-382-2741

DUMAS STATION WINES 36229 Hwy 12 509-382-8933 dumasstation.com

GROCERIES AMERISTAR 533 W Main Street 509-382-9952 DAYTON MERCANTILE & SUBWAY 516 W Main Street 509-382-2563

616436 CL

CAMPING

TUCANNON RIVER RV PARK 511 Hwy 261 509-399-2056

GENERAL STORE & PICADILLY PIZZA 426 W Main Street 509-382-1042

Experience a mountain of fun at family-friendly Bluewood!

Epic tree skiing & boarding Smoke-dry powder  24+ trails & three lifts  Private or group lessons  Second-highest base elevation in Washington State (4,545 feet) 

2000 N. TOUCHET RD. DAYTON, WA 99328 (509) 382-4725 / BLUEWOOD.COM

SEE YOU ON THE MOUNTAIN 616403 CL

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614454 CL

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lodging & dining BEST WESTERN PLUS HOTEL & SUITES 507 E Main Street 509-382-4791 800-780-7234 bestwestern.com

CAROLYN’S CAFÉ & HOME BAKED GOODNESS 362 Main Street 509-520-0614

DAYTON EAGLES 222 E Main Street 509-382-2112

DAYTON MOTEL 110 S Pine St. 509-382-1784

Locally Sourced

FIESTA EN JALISCO 404 W Main Street 509-382-0606

DAYTON VACATION RENTALS 117 W Dayton Ave 509-386-4750 daytonhouserental.com daytoncottagerental.com daytonriverretreat.com THE PURPLE HOUSE B & B 415 E. Clay Street 509-382-3159 purplehousebnb.com

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Cooked with Passion

BIG TOWN FLAVORS

Offering Getaway Packages Rooftop Garden Gatherings Weddings Murder Mystery Weekends!

small town feel

R E S TA U R A N T H O U R S

Monday. . . . . . . 11am-9pm Tuesday . . . . . . . Closed Wednesday. . . . 11am-9pm Thursday . . . . . . 11am-9pm Friday. . . . . . . . . 11am-10pm Saturday . . . . . . 3pm-10pm Sunday. . . . . . . . Closed

LC AT THE GREEN 209 N Pine Street 509-382-4851 MANILA BAY ASIAN CAFÉ 311 E Main Street 509-382-2520 manilabaycafe.com

In Historic Dayton

WOODY’S BAR & GRILL 214 E Main Street 509-382-2364

CHIEF SPRINGS PIZZERIA 134 E Main Street 509-382-9999

COTTAGE AT PEABODY 100 Peabody Hill 509-730-9751

THE WEINHARD VACATION COTTAGE 514 S Second Street 509-382-4032 weinhard.com

WEINHARD CAFÉ & BAKERY 258 E Main Street 509-382-1681 weinhard-cafe.com

CHIEF SPRINGS FIRE & IRON BREW PUB 148 E Main Street 509-382-4677 fireandironsbrewpub.com

BLUE MOUNTAIN MOTEL 414 W Main Street 509-382-3040 bluemountainmotel.net

THE WEINHARD HOTEL 235 E Main Street 509-382-4032 weinhard.com

THE SNAKE RIVER GRILL 102 Lyons Ferry Road, Starbuck 509-399-8020 lyonsferrykoa.com

311 E Main St. Dayton • 509-593-0486

614669 CL

DINING

622110 CL

LODGING

PATIT CREEK RESTAURANT 725 E Dayton Ave 509-382-2625

Open for Lunch Tuesday-Friday 11-2 Open for Brunch Saturday-Sunday 9-2

RAY’S DRIVE IN 221 W Main Street 509-382-4822

Open for Dinner Tuesday-Saturday 4-Close Full-Service Catering

509-382-4677 148 E Main, Dayton

Craft beer and craft pizza

Open 11:00 am to Close 7 days a week • Lunch & Dinner

fireandironsbewpub.com

616431 CL

• • BIKE RIDERS WELCOME • •

616415 CL

509-382-9999 134 E Main, Dayton

Featuring Gourmet Hamburgers

509-382-2346 • 214 E Main, Dayton

Modern American Food using fresh, local ingredients

Chief Springs Pizzeria

A Complete Family-friendly Menu

616418 CL

509-382-4032

MOOSE CREEK CAFÉ & BAKERY 330 E Main Street 509-382-2215

Chief Springs Brew Pub

616405 CL

weinhard.com

258 E. Main St. Dayton 509-382-1681 weinhardcafe@gmail.com weinhardcafe.com

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WAITSBURG walk bike stay eat

One-of-a-Kind Town • Small Plates

• Cracker Barrel Coffee Klatch

• Blue Grass Jams

• Artisan Crafted Beer

• Coffees

• Wood Fired BBQ • Gumbo

• Southern Mac & Cheese • Crawfish Pie

• Art Galleries

EVENT VENUE RENTALS AVAILABLE • Receptions • Gatherings • Celebrations • Reunions • Meetings

• Weddings

• Forums

• Retreats

City of Waitsburg

509-337-6371 • cityofwaitsburg.com The Members and Businesses of the Waitsburg Commercial Club representing the Waitsburg business community since 1903 612750 CL

facebook.com/WaitsburgCommercialClub • waitsburgcc@icloud.com

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Photos by Karen Stanton-Gregutt. Page sponsored by the Waitsburg Commercial Club.

Photos by Karen Stanton-Gregutt. Page sponsored by the Waitsburg Commercial Club.

One-of-a-Kind Town

WAITSBURG Dining & Spirits

Laht Neppur Brewery 444 Preston Ave Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-6261

The Q Wood-Fired Grill

137 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-520-4058

Whiskey Creek

Sports Bar & Grill 701 Preston Ave Waitsburg, WA 99361

Whoopemup Hollow Cafe

622186 cl

120 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-9000

Hiromi’s House A Home Away From Home

Lodging

Hiromi’s Vacation Rental

609 Orchard Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-6028

Nothing New Lodging 214 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-3018 nothingnewlodging.net

Seven Porches Guest House

329 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 206-794-7516

Waitsburg Cottages

waitsburgcottages.com 206-409-8399

• Custom Menus • Soup, Salads, Sandwiches • Fresh Grilled Menu

SUPPER CLUB

626212 CL

3RD SATURDAY MONTHLY

CATERING ONSITE & OFFSITE 137 Main St, Waitsburg • 509-520-4058 • theqwoodfiredgrill.com

Accommodations include:

609 Orchard Street, Waitsburg www.hiromisvacationrental.com (509) 337-6028 See us on Facebook

622184 CL

622188 CL

616406 CL

Sleeps up to Six, Full Kitchen, Full Bath, Washer/Dryer, Ironing Board and Iron, Cable & Wireless Internet, Television/DVD, Telephone/Free Long Distance, Hot Tub

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For lodging, shopping, dining and event info: cityofwaitsburg.com

• 509-337-6371

One-of-a-Kind Town

109 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-539-8773

Irving’s Leather

353 Preston Ave, Hwy 12 Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-6160

Art Galleries

WAITSBURG

AMO Art

509-539-8773

117 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-876-1264

Open 11am daily See us on Facebook

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Hugs, Gifts & Collectibles

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Shopping

WAITSBURG Duke & Remington, LLC

145 ½ Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 206-604-4367

ANTIQUES • LACE • FURNISHINGS

Museums

Nothing New Antiques

Midway Food Mart

318 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-6157

Lodging

Nothing New Antiques

318 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-6147

L. Design Reclaimed’s Treasure 141 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-386-4954

903 Preston Ave, Hwy 12 Waitsburg, WA 99362 509-337-6151 214 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-3018

Bruce Memorial Museum

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Wilson Phillips Museum

Waitsburg Hardware & Mercantile

134 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-6671

Waitsburg Grocery, Inc.

Get your copy of the Waitsburg Family here!

200 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-6641

214 Main St. • Waitsburg 616449 CL

509-337-3018

Waitsburg Celebration Days

Waitsburg Grocery Locally-Owned and Operated • Friendly Service & More

Mon-Fri: 6am to 8:30pm • Sat & Sun: 8:30 am to 4:30pm

622189 CL

622187 CL

616407 CL

Call ahead and we’ll have your grocery order ready for pick-up.

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ATV RIDE POKER STER A BREWM GE N CHALLE May 20-22, 2016

Fresh Meats & Produce 7 Days a Week 337-6641 • 200 Main Street • Waitsburg

www.NothingNewLodging.net

See www.cityofwaitsburg.com for event info, lodging, dining

For lodging, shopping, dining and event info: cityofwaitsburg.com

• 509-337-6371

One-of-a-Kind Town

WAITSBURG

Bring your event, retreat or celebration to Waitsburg. Our “one-of-a-kind” city has event rentals that will accommodate from 12-290 people for a unique gathering and meeting experience.

Seven Porches House is ideal for a board retreat and will accommodate up to twelve participants for overnight, dining and planning sessions. vrbo.com or 206-794-7516.

Waitsburg Business Center has a conference/ meeting room for 20 people.Just off Waitsburg’s Main Street, the Business Center has easy access to dining and shopping – 509-337-6028.

Located on Main Street, Waitsburg Town Hall has a maximum capacity of 290 people, availability of a commercial kitchen, wireless projector and sound system – facebook.com/ Waitsburg TownHall Whoop Em Up Cafe is just across the street, where meeting participants may enjoy lunch or dinner and relax in the cafe’s outdoor dining space – facebook.com/Whoopemup-Hollow-Cafe Behind Town Hall, the Waitsburg Public Pool is open during the summer months and can be rented for an entire party – cityofwaitsburg.com Preston Park is just one block off of Main Street. Picnic and BBQ in the shade or under the canopy. Playground and restrooms are available. To reserve the roofed shelter, contact the City of Waitsburg – cityofwaitsburg.com

Our historic, restored Plaza Theater is another event rental for presentations, musical events, parties. Or turn it in to your private living room for movies or shows enjoyed from traditional theater seats, popcorn included! robbie99361@ gmail.com For any event or overnight stay, Waitsburg has many restaurants, caterers and stores to serve you. Call ahead to Waitsburg Grocery 509-337-6641 or Midway Food Mart 509-337-6151 to have your grocery order waiting for pickup.

The “Q” Wood Fired Grill, have grill, will travel, will cater your event on site or at their Main Street building – 509-5204058 And, if you need more space for your event, Waitsburg Fairgrounds will hold hundreds of exhibitors or participants.

– cityofwaitsburg.com Please contact Waitsburg Commercial Club for your event planning, overnight accommodations or local dining options, Waitsburg is happy to meet with you.

Welcome to Waitsburg... make yourself at home!

Members & Businesses of the Waitsburg Commerical Club

S tar Fitness Center 626207 CL

Call 509-539-8773 to arrange a day pass to our gym while you’re visiting Waitsburg.

HUBBARD LAW OFFICE, P.C.

Save the Date!

Saturday, August 13, 2016

622185 CL

Open Water Swim & Paddleboard Event Lyons Ferry Park • Snake River

ATTORNEY AT LAW

507656 SL

145 Main St. PO Box 67 Waitsburg, WA 99361

Telephone 509-337-6643 FAX 509-337-6213

616447 CL

MICHAEL V. HUBBARD

616408 CL

133 Main St • Waitsburg 509-539-8773

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For lodging, shopping, dining and event info: cityofwaitsburg.com

• 509-337-6371

Join Us in Faith, and

Grace United Methodist Church

616305 SL

Sunday Worship Service 10:30am

Handicap-accessible.

Children Welcome 1520 Pleasant St. Pastor Zach Taylor 525-6702 www.FindYourPlaceAtGrace.org

EMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH

...to knowJesus Jesusand and ...to...to know make himknown... known... know Jesus and make makehim him known... ...to know Jesus and make him known... on the corner of First & Birch thecorner corner of of First First & ononthe &Birch Birch Sunday Worship Sunday School Sunday Worshipon the corner of First & Birch Sunday 9:01am Worship - Contemporary Children, YouthSchool &School Adults Sunday Sunday 9:01am - Contemporary 10:31am - Traditional 9:01am - Contemporary 10:31am - Traditional Sunday Worship 10:31am - Traditional

Mid-week activities | Bible Studies | Nursery Care Children’s Youth Groups Mid-weekPrograms activities| Music | BibleMinistries Studies || Nursery Care Mid-week activities BibleMinistries Studies || Nursery Children’s Programs | |Music Youth Groups 325 South 1st Avenue | 509-525-1093 | www.wwpc.org |Care Mid-week activities | Bible Studies | Nursery Care Children’s Programs | Music Ministries | Youth Groups 325 SouthChildren’s 1st AvenuePrograms | 509-525-1093 | www.wwpc.org | | Music Ministries | Youth Groups

325 South 1st Avenue | 509-525-1093 | www.wwpc.org | 325 South 1st Avenue | 509-525-1093 | www.wwpc.org |

615498 SL

Children, & Adults 9:01 amYouth & 10:31am Children, Youth & Adults 9:01 am &School 10:31am Sunday 9:01 am & 10:31am Children, Youth & Adults 9:01 am & 10:31am

9:01am - Contemporary 10:31am - Traditional

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Classic Lutheran Worship at 9:00am Sunday School at 10:15am Morning Song Contemporary Worship at 11am

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109 S. Roosevelt, Walla Walla 509-525-2493 Sharing God’s Love Since 1908

Where Everyone is Welcome!

Pastor Mark Koonz • 525-6872 628 Lincoln Street (Corner of Clinton)

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TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCMS)

616274 SL

Sunday Worship Service 10 a.m.

Sunday School/Bible Class 9 a.m.

Congregation Beth Israel More than seventy years in the Walla Walla Community

Monthly Services and Events

MASS TIMES:

PO Box 367 Corner of Alder & Roosevelt Partner of Whitman College Hillel-Shalom

Tues.-Friday: 8:30am • Saturday: 5:30pm Sunday: 8:30am & 10:30am

612587 SL

2098 East Alder St. • 525-8163

522-2511

614599

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Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church

Sunday Morning Children/Youth/Adult Classes 9:00am Family Worship • 10:15am

Wednesday Evenings Odyssey Children • 6:45pm Souled Out Youth • 6:45pm

717 E. Alder St. Walla Walla • Corner of Clinton & Alder • 525-9493 www.agncww.com

BLUE MOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH LUE M Church O UNTAworth IN finding.”

“A SouthernBBaptist B APT IST CHURCH

The Journey Has Just Begun

Sunday Sunday Sunday School 99am am Bible Study Worship 1 0:30 am Worship 10:30am Wednesday Prayer 1 0 am Wednesday Bible Study 7 p m Prayer Handicapped 10am

Sunday Life Classes 9:00 am

Wednesday Family Night Kids, Youth & Adults - 6:30 pm

Worship Services 8:15 & 10:45 AM Children & Adult Classes 9:30 AM

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Bible-Based Teaching Where Every Person Matters

Accessible & Hearing Assisted

Handicap Van Transportation Available Lead Pastors Tim and Keiloni Bruner 822 W. Main, Walla Walla • 527-3385 (Two blocks west of 9th Street on Main)

616073 SL

509-525-0882 office@villageadventist.org www.villageadventist.org “College Place Village Church” “Village Church Television Ministries” 715 SE 12th St., College Place

Weekly Connect Small Groups

Annual Community Easter Sunrise Service 6 am - Pioneer Park

615862 SL

Saturdays

Sunday Celebration Worship Service 10:30 am

(509) 527-0691 www.SBC-Walla.org Neil L’ Ho m medieu, PastorWalla 3009 Heritage Road • Walla (509) 527 - 069 1 BlueMountainBaptistChurch.org 3009 W. Highway 1 2 ● Walla Walla

First Congregational Church United Church of Christ

616002 SL

Worship, Service

Sundays at 10 a.m.

Yearning for...

Spiritual Community? Social Justice?

509-525-8753 73 S. Palouse St. www.firstchurchuccww.org

An Open & Affirming Church

Pioneer United Methodist Church open hearts, open minds, open doors

Poplar and Colville Parking off Birch (509) 525-1870 pioneerww.org

Worship | Sunday, 10:30am

Sundays @ 10:00am

Kids & Youth | Wednesday, 6:30pm

509.525.2743 Mustard Seed 509.525.8414 Mustard Seed School (3yrs - K) firstassemblyww.com 509.525.2743 Kids & Youth | Wednesday, 6:30pm 1919 Fern Ave | Walla Walla WA 99362 Mustard Seed 509.525.8414

Worship | Sunday, 10:30am 615964 SL

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Sunday Services 9 am with Praise Band 10:30 am with Choir

Join our family as we learn to

Mustard Seed School (3yrs - K) firstassemblyww.com c o n n e c t || c u l t i 1919 v a tFern e Ave || |cWalla o nWalla t r i WA b u99362 te

follow Jesus together!

c o n n e c t || c u l t i v a t e || c o n t r i b u t e

info@ccfofww.com CCFWW.ORG (509) 525-6230 3170 Peppers Bridge Rd Walla Walla, WA 99362

St. Patrick

“Serving Our Community Since 1895”

Catholic Church

415 West Alder St. • 525-1602

MASS TIMES:

Saturdays: 7:00pm-Spanish Sundays: 8am & 10am-English • 12 noon-Spanish

St. Francis

Sunday Service 10:30am • Wednesday 7pm Christian Science Reading Room & Bookstore 529-2012 • Open Mondays 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Catholic Church

724 West Alder St. • 525-1663

MASS TIMES:

Saturdays: 4pm • Sundays: 9am • Weekdays: 7:15am

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1622 Howard • Walla Walla

614173 SL

612813 SL

First Church of Christ, Scientist

ading Earth with Inv Heaven’s Realities

Engage the present; Create the future.

Join us in Celebrating Sabbath at the

Church of God (Seventh Day)

where all ages can encounter God together

509-525-2252

Email: w2cog7@gmail.com

Join us at 9:00 AM OR 10:30 AM

3382 Braden Road, Walla Walla, Washington 99362

on Sunday Mornings

Sunday Service 10 am

Find us on the web at BlueMountainChurch.com Like us on Facebook 613059 SL

612593 SL

MOPS (Mothers of PreSchoolers) The Ark Day School

Dave & Mikki Jones Senior Leaders

116 S 3rd Ave Walla Walla

509-520-1775 • graceww.org

615049 SL

928 Sturm Ave. Walla Walla 509.529.1212

www.w2cog7.org

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ABEJA WINERY 2014 Mill Creek Road 509-526-7400 abeja.net 2. AMAVI CELLARS 3796 Peppers Bridge Road 509-525-3541 amavicellars.com 3. BALBOA WINERY 4169 Peppers Bridge Road 509-529-0461 balboawinery.com 4. BASEL CELLARS ESTATE WINERY 2901 Old Milton Highway 509-522-0200 baselcellars.com 5. BLUE MOUNTAIN CIDER 235 E. Broadway Ave., Milton-Freewater 541-938-5575 drinkcider.com 6. BUNCHGRASS WINERY 151 Bunchgrass Lane 509-540-6829 bunchgrasswinery.com 7. CADARETTA WINERY 315 E. Main St. 509-525-1352 cadaretta.com 8. CASTILLO DE FELICIANA 85728 Telephone Pole Road, Milton-Freewater 541-558-3656 castillodefeliciana.com 9. CAVU CELLARS 175 E. Aeronca Ave. 509-540-6350 cavucellars.com 10. COLLEGE CELLARS 3020 E. Isaacs Ave. 509-524-5170 collegecellars.com 11. COUGAR CREST WINERY 50 Frenchtown Road 509-529-5980 cougarcrestwinery.com 1.

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12. DUMAS STATION 36226 U.S. Highway 12, Dayton 509-382-8933 dumasstation.com 13. DUNHAM CELLARS 150 E. Boeing Ave. 509-529-4685 dunhamcellars.com 14. ELEGANTE CELLARS 839 C St. 509-525-9129 elegantecellars.com 15. FORGERON CELLARS 33 W. Birch St. 509-522-9463 forgeroncellars.com 16. FOUNDRY VINEYARDS 1111 Abadie St. 509-529-0736 foundryvineyards.com 17. FORT WALLA WALLA CELLARS 127 E. Main St. 509-520-1095 fortwallawallacellars.com 18. GIFFORD HIRLINGER 1450 Stateline Road 509-301-9229 giffordhirlinger.com 19. GRAMERCY CELLARS 635 N. 13th Ave. 509-876-2427 gramercycellars.com 20. GRANTWOOD WINERY 2428 Heritage Road 509-301-0719 509-301-9546 grantwoodwinery.com 21. HENRY EARL ESTATES 25 E. Main St. 509-572-8708 henryearlwines.com 22. ISENHOWER CELLARS 3471 Pranger Road 509-526-7896 isenhowercellars.com

23. JLC WINERY/SPOFFORD STATION 85131 Elliot Rd 509-529-1398 spoffordstation.com 24. KONTOS CELLARS 10 N. 2nd Ave 509-240-2141 kontoscellars.com 25. L’ECOLE NO 41 WINERY 41 Lowden School Road at U.S. Highway 12 509-525-0940 lecole.com 26. MACKEY VINEYARDS 4122 Powerline Road 509-526-5160 mackeyvineyards.com 27. NORTHSTAR WINERY 1736 J.B. George Road 509-525-6100 northstarwinery.com 28. OTIS KENYON WINES 23 E. Main St. 509-525-3505 otiskenyonwine.com 29. PEPPER BRIDGE WINERY 1704 J.B. George Road 509-525-6502 pepperbridge.com 30. PLUMB CELLARS 39 E. Main St. 509-529-9463 plumbcellars.com 31. REININGER WINERY 5858 Old Highway 12 509-522-1994 reiningerwinery.com 32. SAPOLIL CELLARS 15 E. Main St. 509-520-5258 sapolilcellars.com 33. SAVIAH CELLARS 1979 J.B. George Road 509-522-2181 saviahcellars.com

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45. VA PIANO VINEYARDS 1793 J.B. George Road 509-529-0900 vapianovineyards.com 46. WALLA WALLA VINTNERS 225 Vineyard Lane off Mill Creek Road 509-525-4724 wallawallavintners.com 47. WATERMILL WINERY 235 E. Broadway Ave., Milton-Freewater 541-938-5575 watermillwinery.com 48. WATERS WINERY, FLYING TROUT WINES AND 21 GRAMS 3796 Peppers Bridge Road, Barrel Room B 541-203-0020 trwines.com 49. WOODWARD CANYON WINERY 11920 W. Highway 12, Lowden 509-525-4129 woodwardcanyon.com

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An unexpected find....

615625JB

...a short drive away...

We are located near Helix, Oregon a peaceful ride in the country about 40 minutes from downtown Walla Walla. Located amidst rolling fields of wheat, we have dozens of glorious antique stained glass pieces on hand.

Select from some of the finest examples of this historic art form handcrafted during the 19th and early 20th centuries. It’s worth the trip.

Please check our website for our current inventory:

www.aasgw.com

(www.antiqueamericanstainedglasswindows.com)

or call to view in person:

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72 Wall a Wall a Valley Visitor Guide

“I’m a lifelong Walla Wallan and Gesa is a part of my neighborhood. I love that I get to do all of my banking in person.”

Sara V., Gesa Member Read Sara’s full story at gesa.com/mystory.

SARA V.

2000

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The credit union motto of “people helping people” still stands strong and true at Gesa. We take pride in making a difference in our local communities and through charitable efforts. Together, we can make powerful changes that will have a lasting impact.

Federally Insured by NCUA

613656

2015