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Table of Contents History& Culture

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Downtown Walla Walla 6 Walk Walla Walla 7 History of the Valley 9 Area Museums 10 Art & Galleries 14

Taste of the Valley

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Farmer’s Market 21 Walla Walla Sweets 23 Walla Walla Wine Events 25 Restaurant Guide 27

Adventure & Fun

Fort Walla Walla Museum

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Skiing, Bicycling, Birding 36 Family Recreation 37 Summer in the Valley 37

Publisher, Rob C. Blethen Advertising Director, Jay Brodt Publication Designer, Tim Johnson Editorial Assistant, Karlene Ponti Administrative Assistant, Kandi Suckow Production Manager, Vera Hammill

Events Calendar

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Visiting Our Neighbors

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Waitsburg 48 Dayton 52 Milton-Freewater 56 Umatilla County 58

Where to Stay Hotels, B&Bs, Guest Houses & Retreats

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Production Staff Sherry Burrows, Ralph Hendrix, Chris Lee, Steve Lenz, Advertising Executives Masood Gorashi, Jeff Sasser, Donna Schenk, Colleen Streeter Mike Waltman Cover Photos Falkenberg’s Jewelers Clock, Balloons over vineyard, Historic photo of Die Brucke Building, Tour of Walla Walla Bicycle Stage Race and Locust Street Taxi performs live @ Sapolil Contributing Photographers Donna Lasater, Colby Kuschatka Greg Lehman, Joe Drazan For advertising information contact Jay Brodt – jaybrodt@wwub.com Published annually by the Walla Walla Union Bulletin P.O. Box 1358, Walla Walla, WA 99362 Copyright © 2011

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Art & Gallery Directory 19 | Antique Dealer Directory 22 | Golf 36 | RV Parks Directory 66

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First & Main, Downtown Walla Walla, circa 1916. Courtesy Whitman College Archives

“When I take time to reflect, strong impressions and emotions about this town rise to the surface.

Walla Walla and its sense of community is positively a part of who I am. It’s that the big horizon here seems so filled with clarity and possibility, and the community so brimming with goodwill, intelligence and enterprise. I see almost endless wheat fields, hearty vineyards and colorful produce stands. I see whimsical sculpture on downtown streets, talented chefs in restaurant kitchens...and you can ride your bike anywhere here, day or night, city street or county road.”

Dr. George Bridges, President, Whitman College

Primarily three tribes, the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, inhabited the Northwest’s Plateau region for 10,000 years.

Located on a 19th century military fort, the Fort Walla Walla Museum provides an educational experience for the whole family.

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Downtown Walla Walla

Main Street, downtown Walla Walla.

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

A walk through the tree-lined downtown area reveals a functional mix of clothing stores, galleries, tasting rooms, cafes, book stores, restaurants and more. 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” that the community shares with pride. It has also attracted plenty of attention from across the country.

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Sculptor Wayne Chabre plys dignity with his stalwart “Guard Pigeon”

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lection 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. The city has also been honored several times as a “Tree City U.S.A.” Stroll through the area and stop at some of the shops and sidewalk cafes. There’s historic architecture in every direction, many possible routes to walk and a host of seasonal activities to enjoy.

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

Walla Walla Heritage maps are available for “Walking Walla Walla.” 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 Destination Walla Walla on Main Street, wallawalla.org or by calling 1-877-998-4748.

the Olive Marketplace in downtown Walla Walla.

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

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Walla Walla is more enjoyable when you have this collection of guides that show walking tour maps, historic site locations, wine and dine options, art walks and more.

They’re free at Destination Walla Walla on Main Street, 1-877-998-4748 or visit wallawalla.org

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History of the Valley

Soldiers, Pioneers & Indian People Carrying the Past into the Future at Fort Walla Walla Museum Long 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 and more than 40 Living History performances each year, the Museum annually beckons travelers from all 50 states and more than 35 countries. The Museum also features a new Entry Hall & Exhibit Galleries with many new exhibits, Lewis & Clark in Wallah Wallah Country diorama, military displays, new restrooms, and expanded Museum Store.

History began when the Lewis & Clark expedition first passed through what is now Walla Walla County in 1805. Nevertheless, those they met in the region— the Cayuse, Palouse, Walla Walla, and Wanapum peoples—lived here for countless generations in harmony with the seasons and the bounty their world provided

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them. That first contact set the stage for a relationship between regional Indian people and the United States that still continues. The Museum portrays this ongoing story in a major exhibit entitled Through War and Peace: American Military and the People of the Homeland Tribes.

Following the great explorers, came the people of the fur trade era. Occasional conflicts first arose between some individuals with the Northwest Company and Hudson’s Bay Company and Indian people they encountered. The traders’ Fort Walla Walla along the Columbia River existed nearly four decades, but caused much consternation among the local inhabitants.

Soon thereafter another form of contact came to the region. Marcus and Narcissa Whitman, as well as other missionaries, first arrived at Hudson’s Bay Company trading posts before beginning their ministry among the Indians. Intercultural difficulties often marked their stay in the region. Many Indian people died when a measles epidemic brought in by evergrowing numbers of pioneers along the Oregon Trail reached Whitman Mission. Mistrust of the Whitmans

After the turn of the century, a military presence was no longer necessary. Except for a brief period during World War I, the post was abandoned in 1910.

By 1922, the buildings of the fort had been turned over to the Veterans Bureau, forerunner of the mod-

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With peace, the number of newcomers into the area boomed. Farming pioneers were followed by gold miners passing through the region on their way to the Idaho gold fields in the 1860s. A community grew up around the fort and agriculture was established as the economic foundation. Trains, electricity, telephones, automobiles and airplanes also helped shape the area.

Fires and floods sometimes devastated the community, but the resilience of the people served to rebuild the community better than before.

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by some of the Cayuse people led to further tragedy.

Nearly a decade of occasional hostilities followed, prior to the signing of treaties in 1855 and 1856 near what would become the center of Walla Walla. A permanent U.S. military Fort Walla Walla was opened in 1858. The final battles of the regional Indian Wars involved soldiers posted at the fort.

ern Veterans Administration. The Jonathan M. Wainwright Memorial VA Medical Center still serves the needs of veterans throughout southeast Washington, northeast Oregon, and westcentral Idaho amid the vineyards, orchards and fields of Walla Walla, the playground of the entire region.

Bring your children and grandchildren to see this outstanding collection of 19th and 20th century artifacts. This year, the new Entry Hall & Exhibit Galleries continues to tell the story of the area’s people from the days of Lewis & Clark through regional participation in World War II with more than 30 new and enhanced exhibits. Join us in carrying the past into the future. Open daily, 10 am – 5 pm, April 1 through October 31, and 10 am – 4 pm November 1 through December 23 in beautiful Fort Walla Walla Park.

For more information call 509-525-7703 or visit fortwallwallamuseum.org.

From Peoples of the Plateau: The Indian Photographs of Lee Moorhouse, 1898-1915. This photo titled “No Shirt and Wife”, Members of the Walla Walla tribe, taken in 1903.

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Area Museums Whitman Mission Historic Site

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Fort Walla Walla Museum

755 Myra Rd., Walla Walla

Located on 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 exhibit halls housing thousands of artifacts. Constructed in 2009, the new Entrance Building & Exhibit Galleries provides more space for artifacts and a look at history in a modern environment.

The Museum will hold a series of events throughout its season, including the annual Fort Walla Walla Days, June 11-12. Members of the Living History Company portray individuals from the pioneer days of the Valley every Sunday at 2 p.m. during the season, and also on Saturdays, in June-August.

Open daily, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., April through October. Then November 1-December 23, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For information call 509-525-7703, email: info@fortwallawallamuseum.org or visit fortwallawallamuseum.org. $7-Adults; $6-Seniors & Students; $3 ages 6 to 12; Members and Ages 5 & under—free.

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Marcus and Narcissa Whitman built the mission in 1836 at the location seven miles west of Walla Walla. After more than a decade of interactions between settlers, missionaries and the Cayuse Indians, the venture ended in violence. Several Cayuse people killed the Whitmans and 11 others during a measles epidemic. Ranger presentations and guest speakers provide educational and hands-on demonstrations replicating pioneer and Cayuse life from the 1840s.

It’s also an important birding site, with restored natural habitat.

The grounds are open until dark year-round. Museum hours are from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the summer and from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. the remainder of the year. For information call 509-529-2761. Admission: $3 for ages 16 and older. Under 16, free. You can get a family pass for $10, for the whole family, for a whole year.

These passes are also accepted: The Whitman Mission Park Pass, National Park and Federal Recreational Lands Passes, including Annual, Senior, Access and Volunteer.

Visit nps.gov/whmi.

Kirkman House Museum

214 North Colville St., Walla Walla

Within easy walking distance of downtown Walla Walla, the Kirkman House Museum is an example of a luxurious 1880s home, one of the Northwest’s outstanding Victorian structures. In this authentic environment, the Museum hosts special events throughout the year. The textile center showcases period textile arts with live demonstrations and classes.

Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Admission by donation. Call 509-529-4373, email: khm@kirkmanhousemuseum.org or visit kirkmanhousemuseum.org.

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.

Open summer hours, May through October, Wednesday-Saturday, 10 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Winter hours, November through April, Wednesday-Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and by appointment. Admission $5. Children 12 and under free. Call 509-382-2026 and visit daytonhistoricdepot.org.

Come experience the past!

Explore a 17-building pioneer settlement, four large Exhibit Halls, and our new Entry Hall &Exhibit Galleries all filled with thousands of pioneer and military artifacts telling the story of the Walla Walla region.

Step into a 1920s wheat harvest with a life-size 33-mule team and the area’s largest collection of horse-era agricultural equipment.

Meet Lewis & Clark and the people they encountered on their journey.

Soldiers, Pioneers & Indian People!

Experience history through the eyes of those who lived it. Meet Living History performers at 2pm every Sunday, plus Saturdays June through August.

Learn the story of the people who built a heritage, from the days of Lewis & Clark through the region’s participation in World War II.

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Palus Museum

426 East Main St., Dayton

The Palus Museum displays a collection of locally found artifacts from the Palouse Indians. Part of the Museum chronicles the Lewis & Clark Corps of Discovery trek through Dayton along the “Forgotten Trail.”

The Smith Hollow country school exhibit showcases artifacts from the historic country school.

Open 1-4 p.m., Friday and Saturday or by appointment. For information call 509-382-4820 or email: ethorn@ wildblue.net.

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Bruce Memorial Museum

Fourth & Main streets, Waitsburg

This elegant Victorian mansion, built in 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., June through September, or by appointment. Call 509-337-6157.

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. Thursday through Saturday. Admission $4, under age 1 free. Children must be accompanied by an adult. With a family membership, daily admission is free.

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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.

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, showcases 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,

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.

Tamastslikt Cultural Institute Wildhorse Resort Pendleton I84 & Mission Highway Tamastslikt 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,

music and uniquely designed Pendleton Woolen Mills Indian blankets.

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Hours: November through March, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday; April through October: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

Admission for viewing the exhibits. Family--up to 4 people, $17; Adults $8, Seniors & Students $6, age 5 and under free. Group rates, annual passes and interpreters are available. Call 1-800-654-9453 or visit tamastslikt.com.

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& Galleries The Walla Walla Valley has made a commitment to the arts. Whether it’s sculpture, live theatre, musical per performances, indoors or outside, there’s plenty of ways to find your creative inspiration. Or, just sit back, relax and be entertained with quality performances: dramat dramatic, musical or just plain fun.

Music in the air, everywhere The Walla Walla Symphony continues its second century of performances with its 2011-2012 season. The community-based or orchestra has played each year since it began in 1907, making it the oldest continuous American symphony orchestra west of the Mis Mississippi River.

Each season, in June, the symphony presents Mares ‘N Music at the Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. The excitement of western riding and horsemanship combines with symphonic music for a col colorful, thrilling afternoon. conThen in the fall, the symphony performs a family-oriented con cert, with education and fun for the whole family, as well as great music kids of all ages can enjoy.

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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 information can be found at wwchoralsociety.org and wwvalleybands.org.

A Musical, Under the Stars A Walla Walla tradition, the Walla Walla Community College Foundation Summer Musical is performed outdoors on warm summer evenings at the Fort Walla Walla Amphitheater. Performances of the Summer Musical have continued each year since 1981, to rave reviews and delighted audiences.

This year’s musical is “Hairspray.” Enjoy the music and the excitement that infused the 1960s.

Show dates are July 7-9, 14-17, 21-22. Proceeds fund WWCC Foundation scholarships. For more information call 509-527-4275.

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Once again music fills the streets, coffee shops, tasting rooms, libraries and parks of the area, all throughout the 15-day festival. A host of acclaimed, award-winning musicians take to the streets and transform two weeks of summer into an ongoing musical experience. On wwcmf.org, the 2009 festival was described as, “Familiar spaces, the corner coffee shop or bistro, take on new identities when filled with glorious chamber music.”

The 2011 festival is scheduled for June 2-17. For information visit wwcmf.org.

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Michael Wenberg, former CEO of the Walla Walla Symphony said, “We are trying to be a catalyst for music participation, not just ours, but to encourage kids.... We are trying to broaden our focus, not just symphonic music but music in general. We are partnering with other brother and sister organizations in town.”

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Art & Galleries Theater is alive and well in Walla Walla.

Musicals, comedies and drama can be found on stage in several locations in the Valley. Whitman College’s Harper Joy Theater, Walla Walla University, Walla Walla Community College 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 and wwlt.org.

Shakespeare Walla Walla A collaboration with the Seattle Shakespeare Company, brings professional Shakespearian theatre to the Valley. Shakespeare’s classic plays, usually with a twist. The actors also focus on education, offering teaching sessions for area students. This year, two weeks are devoted to the Bard, starting August 3, there will be performances of “MacBeth,” then Au-

gust 10, the performances will be “The Comedy of Errors,” at the Fort Walla Walla Amphitheater.

More information at shakespeareuncorked.org

Art on the Corner Art has taken a prominent place in the Walla Walla Valley. Downtown Walla Walla’s Main Street has numerous pieces of public art, including the very popular “Thoughts Discovered” by Brad Rude. A stroll along historic Main Street will take you past an assortment of thought provoking art installations in the heart of the downtown area. Some of these pieces include Squire Broel’s “Lights of the Valley,” 2003 on the northwest corner of Second and Main. This is a cast bronze lantern with lights inside.

On Main St., at Third Ave., in the Baker Boyer Bank plaza, a bronze frog contemplates the fountain. “The Thinker,” 2002, by Ralph Tretheway strikes the same pose as Rodin’s famous sculpture.

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And in front of the Walla Walla Public Library, on Alder St., is “Matilde on Her Way to the Market,” 2003 by Nano Lopez, a long-horned cow made up of many textures.

The Whitman College campus also has more than 20 outdoor art installations. Some of these are “Styx,” 2002 by Deborah Butterfield, Lee Kelly’s 1978 Lava Ridge, acquired in 2002 near Maxey Hall, several colorful totems, a serene basalt archway leading into the meditation grove in the Whitman Glen and many more.

To find out more, at wallawalla.org, click on public art. You can download a pdf map of a walking tour at Whitman College and check out a downtown art tour as well.

Gallery Walk May through December, the non profit arts organization, ArtWalla sponsors the First Friday Art Walk. On this self guided tour you get a chance to visit galleries, meet artists and get inspired.

Tour at your own pace and see the sights. Visit artwalkwallawalla.com.

ArtWalla, honors history as well as art.

A recent project, “Windows on the Past,” a mural of historic and modern photos on porcelain enamel on steel panels, has been installed in the 1902 Odd Fellows Temple facade. The work celebrates the many ethnic and cultural groups in the area in the time span chosen,1850-1950. The project is located on the east side of Heritage Park on Main Street.

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On Third Ave., between Main and Alder streets is “Convergences” 2004 by Ian and Jennifer Boyden, a large basalt stone wrapped with poetic text.

Visit artwalla.com or call 509-301-0185 for more information.

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• A Washington State pioneering winery • Estate grown wines certified sustainable & Salmon Safe

Est. 1983

Named Best Tasting Room “The tasting staff walks visitors through L’Ecole’s prize-winning lineup without pretense, a modest approach that’s refreshing.”

—Seattle Magazine

Open Daily 10am – 5pm 41 Lowden School Road, Lowden, WA

www.lecole.com

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14 miles west of Walla Walla on Hwy 12 • 509.525.0940

Reserve Tasting & Tour Friday 2pm, Space limited.

RSVP brandon@lecole.com

Art in Motion 85301 Highway 11, Milton-Freewater clayinmotion.com 541-938-3316 Black Door Gallery & Museum of Unnatural History 4 1/2 Main Street, Walla Walla wallawalladada.com, 509-529-9399 Breezeway Gallery Olin Hall, Whitman College whitman.edu 509-527-5252 Broel Studio broelstudio.com Walla Walla, by appointment 509-301-1310 Coffee Connection Cafe 57 E. Main St. coffeeconnectioncafe.com 509-529-9999 Dancing Wind Studio abullock.com 509-520-8443 Darrah’s Framing & Decorating 39 E. Main St. 509-525-7722 Dayton Historic Depot 222 E. Commercial, Dayton daytonhistoricdepot.org 509-382-2026 Dixie Art House 10188 E. Highway 12, Dixie dixiearthouse.com 509-520-0339 Fenton Stahl Gallery 11 S. Spokane 509-529-6963 Fort Walla Walla Museum 755 Myra Rd. fortwallawallamuseum.org 509-525-7703 Clyde and Mary Harris Gallery Walla Walla University wallawalla.edu 509-527-2600 Hawthorne Gallery 220 W. Patit, Dayton 509-382-3137 Jill Ingram Watercolors 231 E. Main St., Dayton jillingram.com 509-382-3141 Walla Walla Valley Visitor Guide 19

History& Culture DIRECTORY

wine { higher education }

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 Seven Hills Gallery 212 N. Third Ave. sevenhillswinery.com 509-529-7198 Sheehan Gallery Whitman College whitman.edu 509-527-5249 Skylite Gallery 7 N. Second Ave. skylitegallery.com 509-525-4222 Stevens Gallery Whitman College whitman.edu 509-527-5208 Studio Opal 61 E. Main St. studioopal.com 509-526-5490 Tamastslikt Cultural Institute Highway 331, Mission tamastslikt.com 800-654-9453 WWCC Fine Arts Gallery 500 Tausick Way wwcc.edu 509-527-1873 Walla Walla Roastery Coffee Shop 290 A St., WW Airport wallawallaroastery.com 509-526-3211 Wenaha Gallery 219 E. Main St., Dayton wenaha.com 509-382-2124 Whitman Cellars 1015 W. Pine whitmancellars.com 509-529-1142 Willow of Walla Walla 2 E. Rose St. 509-876-2247 willow-wallawalla.com

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s one of the leading two-year wine education programs in the nation, our Enology and Viticulture Program attracts students from across the country. The academic curriculum combines scientific knowledge with a unique hands-on experience in winemaking, viticulture practices, wine sales and marketing. Located in the beautiful Walla Walla Valley, we offer an associate degree and professional certificates as well as short courses for wine industry professionals. the Center for Enology & Viticulture

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

walla walla community college 500 tausick way walla walla, wa 99362

Windward Studio 1447 Bryant Ave. 509-529-4713

wwcc.edu/wine 93051

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Taste of the Valley Walla Walla County’s long agricultural history has grown and diversified to meet changing market demands. From the area’s first crop, potatoes, planted at Fort Nez Perce in 1825, to orchards, 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 Valley Farmers Market The mixture of families and farms is highlighted at the Walla Walla Valley Farmers Market. The Farmers 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 music while you shop as well as plenty to see and experience. The Market is made up of a wide variety of vendors, growers and artisans offering produce, hand made jewelry, soaps and much more. For information visit

Saturdays & Sundays Downtown Walla Walla May to October Music & Family Entertainment 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Special Events are scheduled throughout the season including a Holiday Market, December 3

gowallawallafarmersmarket.com.

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History& Culture

DIRECTORY

Antique Dealer Directory

Walla Walla Vintners

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

Crafting exceptional Walla Walla Wines for 16 years. “...Venneri and Anderson make some of the best value wines in the world.”

— Doug Frost (wine writer and President of the Wine Society of the World reported in the San Francisco Chronicle)

Dietrich House Antiques 625 W. Alder St., Walla Walla 509-529-8707

Myles Anderson & Gordy Venneri

Klickers Berries & Antiques Store 3300 Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-8650

Vineyard Lane, off Mill Creek Road Walla Walla, WA • (509) 525-4724

Owners and Winemakers

www.wallawallavintners.com

Shady Lawn Antiques 711 N. Rose St. & E. Sumach St., Walla Walla shadylawnantiques.com 509-529-2123

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Open Fridays 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturdays 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Otherwise by appointment only and on Open House Weekends

Maxine’s 15 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla 509-526-3141

The Clock Shop & Antiques 41 S. Palouse St., Walla Walla 509-525-4589 Tra Vigne 212 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-529-1790 Nothing New Antiques 214 Main St., Waitsburg 509-337-6393 Hugs, Gifts & Collectibles 109 Main St., Waitsburg 509-539-8773 Mrs. Mc’s Antiques 163 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-1964

Dr. Thomas W. Utt - Exclusively Orthodontics • Free initial orthodontic consultation • New & transfer patients welcome • Affordable payment plans

Timeless Treasures 216 E. Main St., Athena, OR 541-861-5525 Somewhere in Time 352 E. Main St., Athena, OR 541-566-2293

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Dr. Utt and his team welcome you to Walla Walla. He is an alumnus of Walla Walla University and Loma Linda Dental School. Dr. Utt is a member of the American Association of Orthodontists, with over 26 years of experience. We invite you to come experience excellent orthodontic care.

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509-525-7030 • 1608 Penny Lane

Taste of the Valley

Walla Walla Sweets— Washington State’s Official Vegetable Walla Walla Sweet Onions have been grown in the area for more than 110 years, the mild flavor of the onion made it a favorite, with increasing popularity and availability through the years.

Corsica

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. Right in the middle of the sweet onion harvest, the area

hosts the Sweet Onion Festival in Downtown Walla Walla along Main Street, this year July 16-17. 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.

More than a century ago on the island of Corsica, off the West coast of Italy, a French soldier, Peter Pieri located a type of Italian sweet onion seed that produced a mild variety of onion, when he later came to America he brought it to the Walla Walla Valley where it has flourished ever since.

Calvi is a city on the French island of Corsica and the biggest tourist centre of the island proper.

One winery, two labels, three cows...

Spofford Station winemaker, Lynne Chamberlain, is the only native of Walla Walla to manage her own vineyards, produce her own wines and raise Cabernet Cows to boot!

Both of Lynne’s labels, Spofford Station and James Leigh Cellars are estate wines. The Spofford Station Syrah received 95 points and the James Leigh Syrah received 94 points in Wine Enthusiast. Both were named to the Top 100 wines.

The Helpful Place

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Ace Hardware of Walla Walla 460 N. Wilbur Walla Walla 509-522-8494

Henry’s Ace Hardware 175 S. Main St. Milton-Freewater 541-938-5398 Both stores open Mon-Fri 8am-7pm Sat 8am-6pm • Sun 9am-4:30pm

We’re hardware and a whole lot more!

SPOfFORD STATION Walla Walla Valley

Don’t miss tasting these fabulous wines at the tasting room at the vineyards or in the new Downtown Walla Walla location.

85131 Elliot Rd • 509-529-1398 spoffordstation.com JLC Winery produces Spofford Station and James Leigh Cellars wines.

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“Welcome to the Walla Walla Valley; wine and food

are inextricably connected here. If you wish to truly experience sense of place regarding food and wine and beautiful surroundings, then it has to be Walla Walla. You have chosen wisely; enjoy!� ~ Rick Small

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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.

Vintage Walla Walla and Entwine June 16-18 Sample some new wines as well as some from the past. Plenty of events, including a barbecue and the Entwine Auction.

barrels, chat with the winemakers and get inspired. Each winery participates in its own distinctive way, with a variety of features including art, music, culinaria and more.

Participation and hours for each event varies by winery. Visit wallawallawine.com or call 509-526-3117 for more details.

Taste of the Valley

Walla Walla Wine Events–2011

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

Holiday Barrel Tasting December 2-4 Get into the holiday spirit...and the spirit of the Valley. Sample future releases right from the

Cabernet Sauvignon Syrah • Sémillon Bruno’s Blend Red – and now offering –

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Bruno’s Blend White Tasting Room open daily 11am - 5pm and by appointment.

1793 J.B. George Rd. Walla Walla 509.529.0900

go to vapianovineyards.com for more information

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BARKWELL’S Your on-Trend Garden ConneCTion

Walla Walla

• Annuals & Perennials • Flowering Baskets & Pots • Shrubs and Trees • Water Plants and Koi • Fountains, Urns and Pots • Garden & Home Accessories

Visitors Welcome to our Tasting Room

53506 West Crockett Rd., Milton-Freewater 509-386-3064 Open Wed - Sun 9am - 6pm

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Bring this barcode in to get your discount

(turn west off Hwy 11, down 1/3 mile on the left)

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Comfort Inn & Suites of Walla Walla On-Site Restaurant

We have an assortment of Walla Walla Valley & Columbia Valley Wines, which are available for home purchase.

Monday thru Friday 5:30 – 9:30pm Saturday 5 – 10pm • Closed Sunday

1419 W. Pine • Walla Walla • 509-522-3500 www.choicehotels.com

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Walla Walla’s Newest Hotel • 100% Non-Smoking Hotel • FREE Deluxe Breakfast • FREE Wireless Internet • Indoor Pool & Spa • Business Center • Exercise Room • Airport Shuttle Available • Wine Tours Available • Golf Packages Available

Taste of the Valley

Restaurant Guide

“With such high quality wines coming from the Walla Walla valley it only made sense that great food

should follow. From food trucks to fine dining I’ve witnessed an exciting food scene develop. We chefs are lucky to have access to great local farms, ranches, and artisans. We have a lot to offer.”

Enjoy! ~ Jamie Guerin

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Restaurant Guide Fine Dining

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

Manila Bay 311 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-2520 mailabaycafe.com

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

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

Southfork Grill 1129 S. Second Ave. Walla Walla 509-522-4777

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Raphael’s 233 S.E. Fourth Pendleton 541-276-8500 raphaelsrestaurant.com 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

Locally owned and operated, Mr. Ed’s is a home town favorite for family dining. The “home made” menu includes all family favorites with breakfast available all day and lunch and dinner specials for every day and reasonably priced steak dinner. And we feature smoked meats and bbq. Mr. Ed’s staff works hard to please its long time customers while earning the praise of new ones. Need food for your special event? Call us for catering information! Easy to find, at 2555 East Isaacs in Walla Walla, there’s parking for RVs and trucks. Open Daily at 6:00 a.m.

Orders to go. Call 509-525-8440.

Weinhard Cafe 258 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-1681 weinhard-cafe.com

Whitehouse-Crawford Restaurant 55 W. Cherry St., Walla Walla 509-525-2222 whitehousecrawford.com Whoopemup Hollow Cafe 120 Main St., Waitsburg 509-337-9000 whoopemuphollowcafe.com

Traditional Backstage Bistro 230 E. Main St. Walla Walla 509-526-0690 backstage-bistro.com Coffee Connection Cafe 57 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-529-9999 coffeeconnectioncafe.com CrossRoads Steakhouse & Lounge 207 W. Main St. Walla Walla 509-522-1200 crossroadssteakhouse.com

“An American Beauty – one of America’s great rural restaurants.”

– Gourmet Magazine

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Closed Tuesdays

The Oasis at Stateline 85698 Hwy 399, Milton-Freewater 541-938-4776

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

Family Dining

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

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

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

Ice Burg Drive-In 616 W. Birch St. Walla Walla Dominick’s On The Runway 509-529-1793 Walla Walla Regional Airport 509-522-9898 Onion World— Sweet Onion Sausage Jacobi’s Cafe 2 S. First Ave. 416 N. Second Ave. Walla Walla Walla Walla 509-522-2541 509-525-2677 onionworld.com jacobiscafe.com Ray’s Drive-In Mama Mia’s Pasta On the 211 W. Main St., Dayton Go, 203 Wildwood, 509-382-4822 Walla Walla 509-529-4828

Tommy’s Dutch Lunch, 1203 W. Pine St. Walla Walla 509-527-0600

Asian/Oriental Aloha Sushi 7 1/2 S. First Ave. Walla Walla 509-527-8744 alohasushi.net Bangkok 103 Cafe 44 N. College Ave. College Place 509-522-3007 China Buffet 1618 Plaza Way Walla Walla 509-526-7797 Golden Horse 628 W. Main St. Walla Walla 509-525-7008 Golden Village Restaurant 501 N. Main St. Milton-Freewater 541-938-3881

Hong’s Garden Restaurant 14 N. Columbia Milton-Freewater 541-938-5525 Hua’s Mongolian Grill 1642 Plaza Way Walla Walla 509-525-6400 Continued on pg. 30

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The Burger Hut 5 S. Main St. Milton-Freewater 541-938-6226

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Taste of the Valley

Shelly’s Last Shot M-F Municipal Golf Course 299 Catherine Ave. Milton-Freewater 541-938-3926

Find out for yourself why Clarette’s is perennially voted “Best Breakfast” in the valley. Best Service, Best Tasting Food and Best Value! Newly remodeled, located on the Whitman College campus one block off Main St. near the Travelodge.

Lots of parking. Breakfast served all day.

Open Daily 6 am to 8 pm. 15 S. Touchet, Walla Walla. 509-529-3430

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Restaurant Guide Winery & Tasting Room located in the historic Whitehouse~Crawford Building 212 North Third Ave. Downtown Wallla Walla

Open Thursday through Saturday & Monday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Please call for an appointment outside these hours (509) 529-7198 www.sevenhillswinery.com 96838

Manila Bay Asian Cafe 311 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-2520 Ming Court Restaurant 1533 Isaacs Ave. Walla Walla , 509-522-2828 wallawallachinesefood.com Modern Restaurant 2200 E. Melrose Ave. Walla Walla, 509-525-8662 Pacific Express Asian Bistro 435 Ash, Walla Walla 509-525-0775 PHOSHO 123 W. Alder St., Walla Walla 509-525-9794 Phoumy’s 1528 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-527-8889 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 I Love Teriyaki 201 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-529-2222

Pizza Big Cheese Pizza 499 N. Wilbur Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-4422 Lorenzo’s 1415 Plaza Way, Walla Walla 509-529-6333

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Sweet Basil Pizzeria 5 S. First Ave., Walla Walla 509-529-1950 sweetbasilpizzeria.com

Mexican Berny’s Tacos 1633 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-0520 El Sombrero 4 W. Oak St., Walla Walla 509-522-4984 28 Ash St., Walla Walla 509-525-2598

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La Casita Mexican Family Restaurant 315 S. Ninth Ave., Walla Walla 509-522-4941 La Ramada 6 S. Columbia, MiltonFreewater 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 Don Miguel 206 Main St., Waitsburg 509-337-3200 Taqueria Yungapeti 320 S. Ninth Ave. Walla Walla 509-526-9494

Pub/Dining

Marcy’s Bar & Lounge 35 S. Colville St. Walla Walla 509-525-7482

Coffee Perk 4 S. First Ave. Walla Walla 509-526-0636

Red Monkey Downtown Lounge 25 W. Alder St. Walla Walla 509-522-FUNK redmonkeylounge.com

Colville Street Patisserie 40 S. Colville St. Walla Walla 509-301-7289 colvillestreetpatisserie.com

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

Country Cupboard Bakery & Deli 330 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-2215

Skye Book & Brew 148 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-4677 skyebookandbrew.com

Cookie Tree Bakery and Cafe 23 S. Spokane St. Walla Walla 509-522-4826

Stone Hut Bar & Grill 1427 Plaza Way Walla Walla 509-525-9971 stonehutbar.com

Deli/Bakery/ Specialties A Stone’s Throw Cafe 54 E. Main St. Walla Walla 509-240-2794

Home Baked Goodness Gourmet Patisserie 309 E. Main St., Dayton 509-520-0614 GRAZE 5 S. Colville St. Walla Walla, 509-522-9991 His Garden Bakery and Cafe 28 S.E. 12th St., College Place 509-525-1040 John’s Wheatland Bakery 1828 E. Isaacs Ave. Walla Walla, 509-522-2253 Continued on pg. 33

Taste of the Valley

Fiesta en Jalisco 404 W. Main St.,Dayton 509-382-2215

Cugini Italian Import Market 960 Wallula Rd. Walla Walla 509-526-0809 cuginiimportfoods.com Espresso in Motion 85301 Hwy 11 Milton-Freewater 541-938-5756

Blue Mountain Tavern & Casino 2025 E. Isaacs Ave. Walla Walla 509-529-3950 bluemountaincasino.com 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 Jimgermanbar 119 Main St., Waitsburg 509-337-6001

Hand crafted artisan breads, pastries, coffee, lunch and more.

Laht Neppur Brewing Co 444 Preston Ave. Waitsburg 509-337-6261

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Mill Creek Brew Pub 11 S. Palouse St. Walla Walla 509-522-2440

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53 S. Spokane St., Walla Walla 509-529-2337 lahtneppur.com

225 E. Main St. • Downtown Walla Walla 509-522-8422 • w2breadco.com Mon-Fri 7am-5pm Sat 7am-3pm • Closed Sun

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Milton-Freewater 620 N. Main

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Walla Walla, WA 99362 Winery visits by appointment only

NORTHSTAR WINERY Northstar Winery is dedicated to the production of ultra-premium Merlot, considered among the world’s best. Since our inaugural 1994 vintage, the Northstar winemaking team has sought to capture the pure fruit essence of the Merlot grape, and endow it with a balance of power and finesse that is rarely achieved by any grape variety.

Tasting Room Hours Monday - Saturday, 10 am - 4pm Sunday 11am - 4pm Other times and private appointments available 866-486-7828

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Taste of the Valley

Restaurant Guide Olive Marketplace and Cafe 21 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-522-4776

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

Patit Valley Products 403 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-1998

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

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 Salumiere Cesario 20 N. Second Ave., Walla Walla 509-529-5620 salumierecesario.com

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

Whole Foods Cafe 114 N. First, Dayton 509-382-2286 wildberriescafe.com

Someone’s In The Kitchen 132 W. Rose St., Walla Walla 509-240-6388 sitkwallawalla.com

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“Your Hometown Realtor”

Peter Swant

• Walla Walla Born & Raised

• Family Man with 5 Children • Community involvement: • Past President of WWA Realtors • Chairman of Care & Share Food Drive • Board Member of WWA Realtors • Board Member of WW Homeless Alliance • One of Top 2 Real Estate Agents in the Walla Walla Valley • Realtor of the Year “2010” • Multi-Million Dollar Sales Producer Whether representing you as a buyer’s or seller’s agent, I would love to use my experience to help you reach your “Real Estate” goals.

www.peterswant.com pswant@cbfr.biz

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than help people buy and sell real estate. We provide full-service, highly professional expertise to help people realize their dreams of homeownership.

That is the opening line of our mission statement - and we live by this creed each and every day. Each member of the Windermere/Walla Walla team is inspired by your hopes and dreams, and driven by a passion for finding you the perfect home.

By having a diverse group of agents, young and seasoned, energetic and experienced, we are prepared, educated, and excited to help you develop a real estate investment plan - for life!

The best way to experience the friendliness, commitment and professionalism of any member of the Windermere/ Walla Walla family is to meet or talk to us personally.

come see what a difference our agents can make to you!

(509) 525-2151

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Connected To Walla Walla.

For more than 100 years, Banner Bank has been connected to the people, culture and growth of the Walla Walla community.

We invite you to check out our full line of banking products as well as the banking professionals who know those products inside and out. And, see first hand why more and more people are finding a connection with Banner Bank.

Better ideas. Better banking.

Serving the Northwest with over 80 locations. To find a location near you, please visit our Web site or call 1-800-272-9933.

www.bannerbank.com

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WAT E R B R O O K COME VISIT OUR TASTING ROOM Celebrate more than 25 years of winemaking in our world-class Waterbrook Winery & Tasting Room (just off Highway 12 in Walla Walla)

Join us for a glass of our award-winning wine in front of the fireplace or on our outdoor patio. With panoramic views of the picturesque Blue Mountains, bocce ball court and gourmet food selections – it’s the perfect setting for wine lovers.

TASTING ROOM OPEN DAILY | 509.522.1262 10518 West Highway 12 | Walla Walla, WA 99362 | waterbrook.com

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Adventure & Fun For the Whole Family Bicycling

Skiing Winter cloaks 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 cross-country trails. Call 541566-0320 or visit spoutspringsskiresort.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 509-382-4725 or visit bluewood.com.

Birding 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 west and north along the Columbia and Snake rivers and the Blue Mountains to the east. 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: Walla Walla River Delta Two Rivers Habitat Management Unit McNary National Wildlife Refuge Hood Park Fish Hook Park Coppei Creek drainage Rooks Park - Bennington Lake Fort Walla Walla Natural Area & Park Touchet-Gardena area

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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 sightseeing, bikes are available to rent from The Lost Boardroom, Allegro Cyclery and the Bicycle Barn. For helpful information about Walla Walla Valley bike rides, trail maps and special events visit: wwvalleycycling.com allegrocyclery.com bicyclebarn.com ci.walla-walla.wa.us tofww.org

Golf Six 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 509-527-4507 vetsgolf.com Touchet Valley Golf Course Dayton 509-382-4851 Milton-Freewater Golf Course Milton-Freewater 541-938-7284 mfcity.com/golfcourse Pheasant Creek Golf Course Touchet 509-394-4653 pheasantcreekgolfcourse.com Wine Valley Golf Club Walla Walla 877-333-9842 winevalleygolfclub.com Wildhorse Golf Course Wildhorse Resort & Casino 800-654-9453 wildhorseresort.com

Summer in the Valley and Other Activities

Family Recreation

Summer usually means swimming, public pools and picnics in the parks.

The area has several public pools that open in the summertime and more than 600 acres of public parks, many with state-of-the-art playgrounds.

The area offers plenty of choices for activities. Among other things, Walla Walla has more than 600 acres of public parks, many with state-of-the-art 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 509-382-2361, 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 two 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.com.

The Walla Walla Valley is rich with opportunities for things to do.

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 parks like Pioneer Park. Each one 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. Spot herons, kingfishers, other water fowl, maybe a deer.

Farmers Market (April - October)

Don’t miss a Walla Walla Sweet baseball game!

U-Pick: Blue Mountan Lavendar Farm (June-Mid-July) Lampson Blue Berries (June-Early August) Morningstar Berry Farm—Raspberries (mid Aug.-Sept.)

Spring Creek Farm (mid-July-September) Ice skating at YWCA Ice Chalet (Sept - April).

The outlying communities have their own unique recreation areas. Milton-Freewater’s family aquatic center includes a zero depth pool with slides and water toys for all age groups. Milton-Freeater boasts on of the last Drive-in theaters. Go to Milton-Freewater and find all the carved frogs. Waitsburg, Prescott and Dayton have swimming pools, as well.

When outdoor fun runs its course, visit the Children’s Museum of Walla Walla. It promises entertaining and educational exhibits and activities for kids of all ages.

ENJOY Walla Walla!

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Events Calendar Through October Dayton Historic Depot Exhibit The Dayton Historic Depot presents the exhibit of Green Giant memorabilia and information. Call 509-3822026.

March 6, 10-13 Walla Walla Community College Theatre Arts Performance of “Goodly Creatures” by William Gibson Performing Arts Center, WWCC. Call 509-527-4575.

March 7, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

April 1: daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Fort Walla Walla Museum Opens This widely acclaimed historic site includes a pioneer settlement, displays of early agriculture equipment and military exhibits. Hours are from 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. daily.

Admission is $7 for adults; $6 for students and seniors; $3 for ages 6 to 12. Those five and under admitted free.

Located at 755 Myra Road.

Call 509-525-7703 or visit fortwallawallamuseum.org Through March 25 Tamastslikt Cultural Institute Behind the Scenes: Cleaning and Conservation. See how curatorial staff cleans and repairs artifacts and collection pieces. Call 541-966-9748.

Through March 26 Walla Walla Gourmet Getaways A special two-night stay at a local inn, a cooking class and more. Info: wwbbia.com.

Through May 2 Willow of Walla Walla presents an exhibit of paintings and photographs by Elizabeth Harris Matschukat and Hans J. Matschukat. Call 509-876-2247.

March 8 Walla Walla University Orchestra Concert. 7:30 p.m., Walla Walla University Church, College Place. Call 509-527-2565.

March 12, April 16 Walla Walla Symphony Chamber Series Call 509-529-8020.

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March 15 Walla Walla Symphony The Symphony presents “The Four Seasons.” Cordiner Hall, Whitman College. Call 509529-8020.

March 19, April 16, May 21 The Friends of Acoustic Music present a monthly contra dance. Unity Church of Peace, near the Walla Walla Regional Airport. Call 541-938-7403.

Through April 18 Sheehan Gallery Whitman College’s Sheehan Gallery hosts “Playing the Print: Work from the Collection of Master Printer, Marcia Bartholme.” Call 509-5275249 or visit whitman.edu.

Through April 24 Kirkman House Museum A Smithsonian Institute exhibit “Journey Stories,” explores the American spirit.

Call 509-529-4373.

March 11 Brix & Brew Benefit auction in Dayton celebrates with a Beer & Wine Social and more. Call 509382-4825 or visit historicdayton.com.

March 11-13 Walla Walla Community College Rodeo Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. This event features the best college teams. Lots of fun and excitement, while raising funds to help prevent child abuse. Call 509-5274255.

March 16 Walla Walla Wine Works hosts music on Wednesdays.

Call 509-522-1261.

March 16 Wednesdays mean it’s time for the Open Mic Red Monkey Jam at the Red Monkey Lounge. Call 509-522-3865.

March 17 Walla Walla Village Winery Open Mic Night every Thursday, features local musicians.

7-10 p.m. Call 509-525-9463.

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March 18-19 Sapolil Cellars Live music every Friday and Saturday. Call 509-520-5258.

March 18-19 Live music most weekends at the Backstage Bistro.

Call 509-526-0690.

March 18-19 The Oasis at Stateline features live music on weekends.

Call 541-938-4776.

March 18-19 Wildfire Sports Bar Wildhorse Resort & Casino, Pendleton Wildfire hosts music every Friday and Saturday. Call 800-654-9453.

March 18-20 GroBiz 2011 Business Conference Expo & Home Show. Dietrich Dome at Walla Walla Community College.

A special showcase of area businesses with displays, information and much more.

Call 509-525-0850.

March 20 Walla Walla Valley Bands present “Wine Country Concert Band Festival,” which includes the Yakima Valley Community Band. Adults $8, students/seniors $5. 3 p.m., Walla Walla Community College Performing Arts Auditorium. Call 509-301-3920.

March 26 Wildhorse Resort & Casino, Pendleton Celebrate at the Wildhorse Anniversary Fireworks Show.

Call 800-654-9453.

March 29-30 Conference on Ending Domestic Violence Walla Walla Valley Violence Prevention Coalition Conference. Keynote speech by Dr. Dorothy Edwards, author of the Green Dot Violence Prevention Strategy, 7 p.m., March 29, Cordiner Hall, Whitman College. The next day the conference continues with workshops and panels, sponsored by the YWCA, Walla Walla Public Schools and Whitman College. Details: 509-525-2570.

.April 1 through July 31 Tamastslikt Cultural Institute Pendleton “Amazing Feats of Aging,” a traveling OMSI exhibit exploring the mysteries of how and why animals and humans, age. The Living Culture Village opens May 28-September 4. Call 541-966-9748.

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.

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 Fort Walla Walla Museum Living History Interpreters portray characters from the past. 2 p.m. Sundays and then Saturdays June-August.

Call 509-525-7703.

April 6 Whitman College Whitman Jazz Workshop Spring Concert conducted by David Glenn. Chism Hall. Call 509-527-5232.

April 15-October 2 Walla Walla Drag Strip Races Fast cars and fun is Walla Walla Drag Strip at it’s best.

The new season begins with events in April and continues through October. For more information visit wwdragstrip. com or call 509-200-6287.

April 8-10 Barrel Daze Walla Walla Fairgrounds This Valley Girls Barrel Racing event includes lots of excitement. Saturday night dinner and auction. Call 509-522-1137.

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April 9 Feast Walla Walla Celebration of friends, food, wine and art of the Walla Walla Valley. Downtown Walla Walla. Call 509-5298755.

April 10 Ski Bluewood BASH Join the festivities at the end of ski season. Call 509-3824725.

April 13-17 Harper Joy Theatre Whitman College HJT presents a performance of “The Walls,” exploring the relationship between the Washington State Penitentiary and the surrounding communities. Call 509-5275180.

April 15-17 Tour of Walla Walla Bicycle Stage Race Participants and spectators alike enjoy this weekend event which attracts hundreds of riders for the Northwest Collegiate Cycling Championship and open categories. The event includes a Saturday Downtown Twilight Criterium. Call 509-520-7997 or visit tofww.org.

April 19 Walla Walla Symphony Concert “The Magic of Mozart.”

Call 509-529-8020 or visit wwsymphony.com.

April 28-May 1 Whitman College Spring Reunion Weekend, for the classes of 1971, 1980-1982.

Debate Reunion Weekend also. Call 509-527-5167.

April 21-24 S.E. Washington Quarter Horse Show Walla Walla Fairgrounds This is the region’s premier Quarter Horse event. Call 509-525-8308.

April 30 Renaissance Faire Whitman College The annual festival includes medieval costumes, music and crafts on Memorial Lawn.

Call 509-527-5367.

April 21-24 Walla Walla University Alumni Weekend The weekend includes the Eugene Winter Alumni Golf Classic and on Sunday the Richard Kegley Memorial Fun Run. Sunday’s festivities finish up with the annual WWU Homecoming Car Show. Call 509-527-2656.

April 29-30, May 6-8, 13-14 A performance of the classic “Alice In Wonderland.” Little Theatre of Walla Walla, Call 509-529-3683.

April 23 Whitman College Orchestra and Chamber Singer Spring Concert.

Chism Recital Hall.

Call 509-527-5232.

April 23 Fundraiser for the Children’s Museum of Walla Walla.

Silent auction, food, entertainment. Waterbrook Winery. Call 509-526-7529.

April 26 Whitman College Divertimento Chamber Orchestra Spring Concert.

Chism Recital Hall. Call 509525-5232.

April 15 Whitman Wind Ensemble Spring Concert Directed by Peter Crawford.

7:30 p.m., Cordiner Hall, Whitman College. Call 509527-5232.

April 29 Walla Walla YWCA Golfers Against Domestic Violence Walla Walla Country Club.

Call 509-525-2570.

April 16 Whitman Chorale Spring Concert 7:30 p.m., Chism Recital Hall, Whitman College. Call 509527-5232.

April 22-May 22 Sheehan Gallery Senior Art Thesis Exhibition This exhibit features the thesis projects of Whitman College’s graduating studio art majors. Call 509-527-5249.

April 17 Sweet Home Walla Walla Historic Home Tour Kirkman House Museum hosts this tour of historic homes. Call 509-529-4373.

April 23, 24, 28, 30, May 1 Walla Walla University Drama “My Fair Lady,” will be performed.

Call 509-527-2656.

April 17 Sweetie Pie Social Sweet Adelines & Friends Music and a piece of pie. 1 p.m., Plaza Theater, Waitsburg. Call 509-520-0675.

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

May 1 Walla Walla Choral Society Walla Walla University Church. The Walla Walla Choral Society presents “Jubilate Deo!” Call 509-386-2445.

May-October Farmers Market Crawford Park May 7 is the opening day.

Every weekend the Farmers Market brings you fresh local produce and a free concert while you shop. Call 509-520-3647.

First full week of May Milton-Freewater wineries and cideries host Spring Release. Details from individual establishments.

May 4 YWCA 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.

Events Calendar

April 9 Whitman Jazz Ensemble Cordiner Hall David Glenn conducts the Whitman Jazz Ensemble Spring Concert. Call 509527-5232.

May 5-8, 19-21 Harper Joy Theatre Whitman College. Harper Joy Theatre presents a performance of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.” Call 509527-5180.

Tour of Walla Walla Bicycle Stage Race, April 15-17

April 24 Whitman Orchestra and Chamber Singers Spring Concert, 5 p.m., Chism Recital Hall, Whitman College.

Call 509-527-5232.

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May 6, June 3, July 1, August 5, September 2, October 7, November 4, December 2 ArtWalk You can visit galleries and chat with artists on the First Friday ArtWalk. Visit artwalkwallawalla.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 509526-3117 or visit wallawallawine.com.

May 7 Cinco De Mayo Milton-Freewater Colorful festivities and family fun. Details: 541-938-5591.

May 13-15 2011 Annual Balloon Stampede. Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. The annual Hot Air Balloon Stampede takes flight with as many as 50 balloons and thousands of visitors. Colorful highlights include: Early morning flights, antique autos, kids rides, commercial booths, as well as live entertainment and food. The Saturday evening Nite Glow is always a lot of family fun, the balloons light up to music. Call 509-525-0850 or visit wwvchamber.com.

May 19-22 Whitman College 50th Reunion Welcome back, class of 1961. Call 509-527-5167.

May 19-21 Shakespeare Walla Walla is going to perform Merry Wives of Windsor 8 p.m.

Thursday, 7:30 p.m. FridaySaturday May 21 Baker Boyer Ducky Derby 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., ducks race at 2 p.m., Walla Walla Community College. Lots of fun for the family. Call 509527-4300.

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May 22 Whitman College Commencement Paying tribute and delivering challenges to the graduating class of 2011. 11 a.m. Memorial Lawn. Call 509-527-5156.

May 26-29, June 2-5 Walla Walla Community College Theatre Arts Performance of “Zoot Suit,”

by Luis Valdez. Performing Arts Center, WWCC. Call 509-527-4575.

May 27-30 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.

June 2-17 Walla Walla Chamber Music Festival includes many events at various locations over two weeks. Visit wwcmf.org or call 800-8383006.

Early June - early July Lavender Field Days Pick lavender, learn to make wreaths, wands or tea. Call Blue Mountain Lavender Farms, Lowden, 509-5293276.

June 3 Season opener for the Walla Walla Sweets baseball team. 7:05 p.m., Borleske Field. Details and complete schedule visit wallawallasweets.com or call 509-522BALL. June-August Every Saturday and Sunday Downtown Summer Sounds Concerts Land Title Plaza Enjoy music outdoors. Call 509-529-8755.

June 4, 5 Walla Walla University The Festival of The Actors, a student directed show.

Call 509-527-2641.

June 5 Walla Walla Community College Recognition It’s WWCC’s graduation, honoring those who’ve completed their chosen plan of work. Call 509-5222500.

June 9-12 Whitman College 50-Plus Reunion and Greek Day. Classes of 1960 and earlier get together. Call 509-527-5167.

June 9 Summer Demolition Derby Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. Call 509-527-3247.

June 10, July 8, August 12 Family Movie Night. The Downtown Walla Walla Foundation helps you celebrate summer with its outdoor movies. Call 509529-8755.

June 10 Relay For Life Borleske Field. Annual relay to show support for those battling cancer. Call 509529-9597.

June 11-12 Fort Walla Walla Days Fort Walla Walla Museum In this annual event, historic interpreters represent the people of the past, 19th century US Military encampments, fur trade. Area Indian people present their stories with exhibits. Call 509-525-7703.

June 12 Walla Walla University Commencement Family, friends and the College Place community salute the class of 2011.

Congratulations! Call 509527-2656.

June 12 Mares ‘N Music Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. 3 p.m. Beautiful horses and live symphonic music. Call 509-529-8020.

June 16-18 Vintage Walla Walla The annual wine tasting event where you can sample wines of the present as well as some from the past. The event now includes the Entwine auction. For advance tickets call 509-526-3117 or visit wallawallawine.com.

June 17-19 All Wheels Weekend Celebrate Father’s Day Weekend with the annual Dayton classic car show along historic Main Street. There’s a Friday night cruise, Saturday night dance, contests, demolition derby and Outlaw Lawn Drag Races. Visit allwheelsweekend.com or call 800-8826299.

June 19 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. It’s free, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information call 509525-8602.

June 19 Strawberry Regale & Fashion Show. Kirkman House Museum. Call 509-529-4373.

June 21 Explorers Kids Camp Fort Walla Walla Museum For kids ages 9-11. This day camp provides hands-on experience, learning survival skills associated with the Lewis & Clark Expedition. Call 509-525-7703.

July 1-3 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 4 Fourth of July in the Park Pioneer Park, Walla Walla Entertainment, arts and crafts, food booths, all come together for Walla Walla’s community celebration of Independence Day. Food, music and fun. Fireworks display at dark in the area near Fort Walla Walla Park and the VA. sponsored

by Banner Bank, the City of Walla Walla and the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin Visit 4thofjulyinthepark. com.

July 7-9, 14-17, 21-23 Walla Walla Community College Foundation Summer Musical. This year’s musical is, “Hairspray,” with plenty of great music and 60s attitude. All productions are held under the stars at the Fort Walla Walla Amphitheater. Tickets may be purchased at Walla Walla’s Harvest Foods, Earthlight Books, Book & Game Company, the WWCC Bookstore, online at wwcc. edu, Fort Walla Walla Museum and at the box office on the evening of performances. All proceeds fund Foundation scholarships for WWCC merit scholars. Call 509-527-4275.

July 9-10 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 16-17 Logs to Frogs Milton-Freewater The annual chainsaw carving competition, Logs to Frogs will once again pit chainsaw artists against each other to create a frog-themed carving out of a spruce tree. This two-day family event is held in a lot off Highway 11. For more information call 541938-8236.

July 16-17 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.

July 16-18 DHS Alumni Weekend Dayton High School AllAlumni Gathering features a parade, picnic and parties.

Alumni call 509-382-2687.

July 19 Pioneer Kids Camp.

Fort Walla Walla Museum.

Call 509-525-7703.

August 3/10 Shakespeare Walla Walla Performances of “MacBeth” begin August 3. Then on August 10, it switches to “The Comedy of Errors,” at the Fort Walla Walla Amphitheater. For more information visit shakespeareuncorked. org or call 509-742-0739.

Events Calendar

June 25 Frazier Farmstead Museum Milton-Freewater Summertime Festival It’s a musical party in a beautiful historic setting.

Call 541-938-4636.

August 6 Evening at the Depot Dayton Depot. Spend a funfilled summer evening at the Dayton Depot wine & beer social. There’s a live and silent auction of art, antiques and collectibles. Call 509-3822026 or visit historicdaytondepot.org.

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Events Calendar

August 6-7 YMCA Peach Basket Classic Downtown Walla Walla This basketball tournament draws teams from all over the northwest. Call 509-5258863.

August 8-October 9 Tamastslikt Cultural Institute Pendleton. New exhibit: American Cowgirls! Learn about the women of the west, the women who ranched, farmed and starred in the rodeos. Call 541-9669748.

August 19-21 Muddy Frogwater Festival Yantis Park, Milton-Freewater This wonderful family festival offers plenty of fun. Activities include arts & crafts, concerts and plenty of good food. Visit mfchamber.com or call 541-938-5563.

August 19 Heritage Quilt Festival Fort Walla Walla Museum A display of some of the Museum’s Heritage Quilts. Call 509-525-7703.

August 21 Women’s History Celebration/Ice Cream Social Fort Walla Walla Museum A special Living History performance honors the ratification of the 19th

amendment to the United States constitution, granting American women the right to vote. Celebrate with 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 plenty of 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 you won’t want to miss world champions competing on the Big 4 PRCA Rodeo Circuit. For info call 1-509-527FAIR(3247) or visit co.wallawalla.wa.us.

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

Call 800-882-6299.

September 9-10 Wheelin Walla Walla Weekend. This two-day 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 street dance.

Call 509-529-8755 or visit wheelinwallawalla.com.

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 Kirkman House Museum The annual Sheep to Shawl event includes spinning and weaving demonstrations. Call 509-529-4373.

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.

Mid-September October 31 Corn Maze. Don’t get lost in the corn maze. 853 Five Mile Road. Call 509-5254798.

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 509529-3673.

September 24 Gran Fondo Walla Walla A variety of events, including walking, cycling, horseback riding, motorcycle riding, all to benefit cancer patients. Call 509-5225783.

September 14-17 Pendleton Round-Up The annual Pendleton RoundUp includes exciting rodeo action and colorful pageantry.

Visit pendletonroundup.com.

September 27 Walla Walla Symphony Cordiner Hall. Celebrate the Walla Walla Symphony’s first performance in the new season. Call 509529-8020.

September 16-18 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 541-938-6130 or visit wallawallaquiltfestival. 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 509529-4067.

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September 17 Party with a Purpose YWCA benefit dinner.

Conference Center, Walla Walla Community College.

6 p.m. Call 509-525-2570.

September 30-October 2 Whitman College Fall Reunion Weekend for the classes of 1986, 2001, 2005-2007. Call 509-527-5167.

October 1 Dayton On Tour. Tour public and private historic homes and buildings, greeted by homeowners and docents with facts and stories about the structures. This annual fund raiser benefits the Dayton Historic Depot.

Call 509-382-2026 or visit historicdayton.com.

October 2 Walla Walla Valley Kitchen Tour. Here’s a popular AAUW fund-raiser that gets you into some of the Valley’s fanciest and most creative kitchens. Call 509529-2504.

October 7-9 2011 Fall Antique Show & Sale. Antiques on display in the Historic Pavilion at the Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. Call 509-585-2301.

October 8-9 Italian Heritage Days Festa Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. This annual festa sponsored by the Italian Heritage Association, honors the Italian people who came to the Valley in the 1800s. The celebration includes music and traditional dancing, Miss Italian Heritage, historic photos and displays, contests and grape stomp. Call 509529-9418.

October 15-16 Sweet Adelines Annual Show Blue Mountain Chorus and others perform show tunes. 7:30 p.m., perform-

ing Arts Center, Walla Walla Community College.

Call 509-520-0675.

October 20-January 31 Tamastslikt Cultural Institute Pendleton.

Honoring Our Veterans.

A nearly full-size replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial opens the exhibit Oct. 20-23. The exhibit continues with photos, memorabilia and events.

Call 541-966-9748.

October 22 Humane Society Gala Benefit Fall Furr Ball.

An elegant evening at the Fairgrounds Pavilion to support a great cause. Call 509-529-5188.

October 29 The annual Bridal Fair at the Marcus Whitman Hotel & Conference Center. Details: 509-525-2200.

October 31 Downtown Walla Walla Trick or Treat. For kids in costumes, Main Street merchants are generous enough to avoid the “tricks.” Call 509-529-8755.

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November 4-6 Autumn Release Weekend Visit participating wineries, sample new wines and celebrate the fall season.

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

November 11-12 Mary Stewart Christmas Craft Show.

Milton-Freewater Get in the holiday spirit at the annual craft show. Call 541-938-6401.

November 17 Walla Walla Symphony Cordiner Hall The Walla Walla Symphony performs its annual family concert. Music and fun for everyone! Call 509529-8020.

November/December Holiday events Downtown Walla Walla Includes the Toys for Tots drive, Nov. 26, Hot Cocoa with Santa, Dec. 10, Mom’s

Network Reading Room, library, Dec.17.

Call 509-529-8755.

November 25-26 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. Call 1-800882-6299 or visit historicdayton.com.

November 26 Christmas Gift Boutique Craft Show. Walla Walla Community College. Center for Enology and Viticulture. Enjoy wonderful arts and crafts while sampling area wines.

The culinary arts students will provide the refreshments. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Call 509-5298210.

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November 1 Walla Walla Symphony Cordiner Hall. The Walla Walla Symphony in concert. Call 509-529-8020.

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October - December Dayton Historic Depot The Dayton Depot hosts the annual mixed media show featuring works created by local artists. Call 509-382-2026.

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Events Calendar

November 30 Christmas Tree Lighting College Place. This annual community event has become a Valley attraction. Celebrate the season with the lighting of the tree and have some hot chocolate afterward at the Firestation. Call 509-5291200.

December 1-4 Holiday Barrel Tasting Amidst the festive atmosphere of the season, winemakers and their cellar staffs provide samples of future releases 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. In addition to sampling fine wines you can enjoy art, music, culinaria and more. Many use the event to raise funds and awareness for a host of worthy causes. Call 509-526-3117 or visit wallawallawine.com.

December 4 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.

Call 509-527-5232.

Through mid-December Holiday Open House. B lue Mountain Lavender Farm hosts its winter open house. Call 509-529-3276.

December 13 Walla Walla Symphony Cordiner Hall. Whitman College Call 509-529-8020.

December 4 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. Call 509-337-8875.

December 7 Frazier Farmstead Museum Victorian Christmas Open House Celebrate the holidays in this beautifully decorated museum. Call 541938-4636.

December 2 Bright Lights Parade & Tree Lighting. Milton-Freewater. Watch the Bright Lights Parade at 7 p.m., lighted floats make their way from N. Main St. to the courthouse.

Then at 8 p.m., watch the tree light up on the City Hall lawn.

Call 541-938-5563 and 541938-3331.

December 2-4 Holiday Barrel Tasting, Milton-Freewater Wineries and Cider companies. Call 541-938-5563.

December 3 Holiday Farmers Market Crawford Park. Music, art and fun at a special holiday Farmers Market. Call 509520-3647.

December 3 The Macy’s Parade of Lights Downtown Walla Walla. Starting at 6 p.m., watch lighted floats travel along Main Street. Call 509-529-8755.

2 Golfers with Cart (18 holes) $82 (9 holes) $50

December 3 Victorian Christmas Jubilee Kirkman House Museum The Kirkman House Museum’s annual open house celebrates the holiday season. Call 509529-4373.

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Jr. Livestock Show - June 11-12 Area youth show their prized animals at the fairgrounds.

Call 509-337-6539.

Days of Real Sport - May 14-15 arade downtown and action all over town.

Call 509-337-8875.

Touchet River Roundup Celebration of Sobriety - May 28-30 Family-oriented event at the fairgrounds, celebrates sobriety with activities for all.

Photography by Donna Lasater Call 509-526-3602.

Memorial Day Celebration - May 30 Local veterans give a presentation at the City Cemetery honoring all veterans.

Call 509-337-6546.

Classic Auto Show - August 5-6 Set in the midst of bountiful rolling Annual show of antique cars in Preston main streettown hills, Waitsburg is 119 a historic Park. Plenty of entertainment and cuisine. waitsburg, 99361 119 mainwa street Call 509-337-6393. situated on the Lewis and Clark trail.

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Our community prides itself as being Pioneer Fall Festival & Buffalo Feed "One with historic September 18 of A Kind"Hours: Thursdays - Mondays 5pm -buildings, Midnight Tour the historicfriendly Bruce Mansion, people, and agriculture as far as see how the pioneers lived, the eye can see. If you are looking for a have a buffalo barbecue and more. change of pace this is the town for you.

Call 509-337-6157.

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Salmon Bake - September 24 a business, raise children, be a part of a Fresh salmon and all the trimmings. that works together, have Must be 21community to attend.

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Hometown Christmas - December 4 Plan Waitsburg. ahead! Please turn page for Lots of festive fun in downtown Santa, a parade and holiday shopping.

2011 Calendar of Events.

Call 509-337-8875.

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Community Easter Egg Hunt - April 2 Annual egg hunt in Preston Park.

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Tour of Walla Walla Bicycle Race Photography by Leroy Cunningham April 15-17 Enjoy the beautiful landscape and exciting racing events. Call 509-337-6371.

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Jr. Livestock Show - June 11-12 Area youth show their prized animals at the fairgrounds.

Call 509-337-6539.

Community Easter Egg Hunt - April 2 Annual egg hunt in Preston Park.

Call 509-337-6371.

Tour of Walla Walla Bicycle Race April 15-17 Enjoy the beautiful landscape and exciting racing events. Call 509-337-6371.

Lions Club Rib Feed - May 7 All you can eat Rib Feed.

Days of Real Sport - May 14-15 Parade downtown and action all over town.

Call 509-337-8875.

Touchet River Roundup Celebration of Sobriety - May 28-30 Family-oriented event at the fairgrounds, celebrates sobriety with activities for all.

Call 509-526-3602.

Memorial Day Celebration - May 30 Local veterans give a presentation at the City Cemetery honoring all veterans.

Call 509-337-6546.

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Classic Auto Show - August 5-6 Annual show of antique cars in Preston Park. Plenty of entertainment and cuisine.

Call 509-337-6393.

Pioneer Fall Festival & Buffalo Feed September 18 Tour the historic Bruce Mansion, see how the pioneers lived, have a buffalo barbecue and more.

Call 509-337-6157.

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Salmon Bake - September 24 Fresh salmon and all the trimmings.

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Call 509-337-6371 Hometown Christmas - December 4 Lots of festive fun in downtown Waitsburg.

Santa, a parade and holiday shopping.

Call 509-337-8875.

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Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 5pm 208 Main Street • Waitsburg

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Western & Wildlife Art

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Area Attractions Include ...

“Lunch Break” 18 x 24 Oil

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Pump House Studio

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Weller Public Library Bruce Mansion and Museum Fishing in the Touchet River and Coppei Creek Lewis & Clark Historical Markers around the area Nearby Lewis and Clark Trail State Park Many Wineries and Microbreweries close by A quality of life, reminiscent of the past Numerous historical buildings and homes

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Waitsburg’s Town Hall renovated Waitsburg 55 Plus, Odako Club, Ed Lawrence, PacifiCorp Foundation, the Esary Trust, and the Bald Trust.

The main hall measures about 50feet square and its beautiful hardwood floor accommodates dancing. It’s well lighted and lends an airy feeling with its gracefully arched ceiling. There are tables and chairs to comfortably seat over 100 guests.

A well-equipped kitchen can accommodate cooking duties for up to 290 people, the hall’s maximum occupant load.

For smaller meetings, the Fireside Room, near the front entrance, fills that role well.

As mentioned, the renovation included upgrades to the rest rooms to accommodate handicapped individuals.

Rental rates are based on occupancy numbers and whether the kitchen is needed. A damage deposit is required and varies depending upon alcohol usage, and a cleaning service is offered. For information about rental rates, availability, damage deposit, alcohol requirements or other questions, please call 509-3376671.

Hubbard Law Office, P.c.

Hugs, Gifts & Collectibles “Our Name Says It All!” Daily 11am to 6 pm

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Area residents and visitors alike who may be searching for a location for a wedding reception, to celebrate an anniversary or make a business presentation before a large group should consider Waitsburg Town Hall. With its adjacent kitchen, the hall is perfect for family reunions, school dances, or awards banquets.

The former American Legion Hall at 121 Main Street recently underwent a $130,000 renovation, and now boasts a brighter interior, picturesque façade, handicapped-accessible rest rooms, and comfortable interior thanks to a new heating and air conditioning system.

The 1928 building suffered snow damage to its roof in 2008, which temporarily put the facility out of commission and prompted a repair and renovation project funded by nearly $87,000 from insurance and another $30,000 given by Dr. S. R. and Laura Jean Hevel. It’s been 35 years since the building’s last modification.

Other charitable organizations, individuals, foundations and civic groups in the area also contributed to the project.

Contributors included Commercial Club,

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Hiromi’s House A Home Away From Home

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Welcome To Dayton

We Love Our Choices Photo provided by the Dayton Historic Depot

We invite you to experience for yourself the wonderful pleasures of small-town life nestled between the foothills of the Blue Mountains and bluffs of the Snake River.

Whatever your interests, we have something for you! If you enjoy shopping, finedining, history, camping, fishing, hunting, boating, skiing, snowmobiling, or following the Lewis & Clark Trail, Dayton and Columbia County have much to offer. Come enjoy our Courthouse and Depot, the oldest in the state, both fully restored, or take a walking tour of our 117 buildings on the National Historic Register. Maybe you’d like to relocate to a city with virtually no crime, no traffic, and breathtaking scenery all around.

Come enjoy Dayton, where life is renewable.

Plan ahead! Please turn page for our 2011 Calendar of Events.

Dayton Chamber of Commerce

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166 East Main • Dayton 509-382-4825 • 800-882-6299 www.historicdayton.com Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

2011 Dayton Community Events

Photos provided/taken by Waitsburg Times

Blue Mountain Brix & Brew Festival • March 11, 2011

Evening At The Depot • August 6, 2011

Annual Auction – Romantic getaways, gift packages, live entertainment, Beer & Wine Social, hearty hors d’oeuvres, a fun evening for all.

A Saturday night art, antiques, and collectibles benefit auction at the oldest depot in the state. Wine and Beer Social included.

Information: 509-382-4825 * 800-882-6299 or visit www.historicdayton.com

Information: 509-382-2026 or visit www.daytonhistoricdepot.org

Dayton Church’s Street Sale • May 7, 2011

Columbia County Fair • September 9, 10, 11, 2011

Dayton’s churches take over a section of 3rd Street for a once-a-year giant yard sale that has something for everyone. Proceeds benefit churches and community projects.

Exhibits, Barbecue, Motocross &Children’s Games.

Information: 509-382-4825 * 800-882-6299 or visit www.historicdayton.com Dayton Days • May 27, 28, 29, 30, 2011

Information: 509-382-4825 * 800-882-6299 or visit www.historicdayton.com Dayton On Tour • October 1, 2011

Memorial Day Weekend Parade, Fun Run

View inside some of Dayton’s 117 building on the National Historic Register.

Information: 509-382-4825 * 800-882-6299 or visit www.historicdayton.com

Information: 509-382-2026 or visit www.daytonhistoricdepot.org

All Wheels Weekend • June 17, 18, 19, 2011 Father’s Day Weekend

Dayton Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Banquet • November 3, 2011

Classic Car Show, Friday Night Cruise, Live Stage Show, Demo Derby, & Outlaw Lawn Dragsters Information: 509-382-4825 * 800-882-6299 or visit www.allwheelsweekend.com Dayton High School Alumni Weekend • July 15, 16, 17, 2011 Alumni Parade, Picnic, & Gatherings.

Information: 509-382-2687 New This Year – Mule Mania Event • July 14, 15, 16, 17, 2011 Riding and driving mule & donkey competition. Chuck wagon cookoffs and western collectible vendors. Fun for the whole family.

Each year the chamber awards banquet recognizes those in our community who have made outstanding effort on behalf of the community, business, as an employee and youth. This year the event will be at the Seneca Activity Center with social hour beginning at 6:00 pm, dinner at 6:30 pm and presentation program at 7:15 pm.

Information: 509-382-4825 * 800-882-6299 or visit www.historicdayton.com Christmas Kickoff November 25, 26, 2011 Thanksgiving Weekend every year. Fireworks, Santa, Hay Rides, Wine Tasting, Unique Main Street shopping.

Information: 509-382-4825 * 800-882-6299 or visit www.historicdayton.com

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Group rates and learn to ski packages are available.

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The new owners Mike and Kelly invite you to come join our fun family atmosphere!

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• Gourmet Chocolates •Unique Gifts • Flowers • Homemade Pottery • Cement Stepping Stones • Pet Urns • Funeral Urns Delivering to Dayton, Waitsburg, Walla Walla, & Surrounding Areas 207 E. Main, Dayton WA 99328

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See more than 80 life-sized steel silhouette sculptures depicting a typical Lewis & Clark encampment at the site where the Corps of Discovery II camped on May 2, 1806. Open year-round and free to the public, this exhibit is located just 2.5 miles east of historic Dayton, Washington on Patit Road.

Oldest Standing Depot in WA State Museum Shop • Gallery Exhibits

Dayton Historic Depot 222 E Commercial, Dayton, WA 99328

509-382-2026

www.daytonhistoricdepot.org

Group tours of 3 museums in Dayton are available, call for price quote.

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

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We love serving our community!

Fresh Ales ~ Simple Food Celebrating 7 Years in Dayton Closed Sundays

Skye Book & Brew 148 E Main St • Dayton 509-382-HOPS (4677)

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Home Baked Goodness Breakfast served all day, Lunch 11:30 am - 2:00 pm Homemade Desserts and Cinnamon Rolls.

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Self-guided Walking Tours

Set your own pace on a “walking tour” of Dayton’s three National Historic Districts.

The Dayton Chamber of Commerce has maps & information at 166 East Main.

Fine Art • Framing Gifts • Books Nationally-Recognized Gallery Your First Choice in Fine Art and Conservation Framing (800) 755-2124 • (509) 382-2124

258 East Main Street, Dayton (509) 382-1681

219 E. Main, Dayton Washington

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art@wenaha.com • www.wenaha.com

242 E. Main St • Dayton

509-382-2526

DINGLE’S of DAYTON Since 1920

Come tour our antique filled rooms and rooftop garden.

Your source for most everything

344 East Main Street in Dayton

179 E. Main St • Dayton

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Fine Victorian Accommodations Located in Historic Downtown Dayton

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Your regional showcase for foreign and independent films, feature movies, music, live performances, civic events and intimate celebrations.

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Fresh and Modern American food with a worldwide influence.

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Community Development Partnership PO Box 203 Milton-Freewater, OR 97862

Milton-Freewater - for family-style fun!

Frazier Farmstead Spring Opening - April 2,

Veteran's Day Parade November 11

1pm-4pm; Summertime Festival - June 25, 6-10pm, $30 per person; Victorian Christmas Open House - December 7, 4pm-8pm. Visit museum.bmi.net or call 541-938-4636.

Bright Lights Parade & Tree Lighting

Cinco de Mayo May 7. Music, dancing, food and

December 4. Annual holiday fundraiser for local cancer programs. Visit mfchamber.com or call 541-938-3363.

Junior Show May 5, 6, 7, 8. Showcasing youth and their commitment to their family farm heritage.

541-938-3379.

Logs to Frogs July 16, 17. Chainsaw carvers competition. 541-938-8236

Muddy Frogwater Festival August 19, 20, 21.

An old-fashioned festival and corn roast.

Visit mfchamber.com or call 541-938-5563.

BORDERTOWN

Milton-Freewater Christmas Cotillion

Weston Pioneer Days June 3 and 4.

This famous city-wide celebration includes a breakfast, bike ride, concessions, games and more.

Visit westonchamber.bmi.net Athena Caledonian Games July 9 and 10.

Annual Scottish Heritage Festival includes traditional dancing, music, games food, athletic events and sheep dog trials.

Visit athenacaledoniangames.org.

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• Wilson Trailers • Pet Food & Supplies

Shoe Repair Technician on staff.

Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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• Martin Saddles & Tack • Vet Supplies & Vaccines

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• Big Valley Water Tanks & Equipment • Noble Panels, Shelters & Round Pens

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entertainment. Visit mfchamber.com or call 541938-5563.

December 2. Lighted floats and Christmas tree lighting. Visit mfchamber.com or call 541-938-5563.

613 N. Main Street Milton-Freewater 541-938-5162 saagershoeshop.com

Athena Caledonian Games July 9-10, 2011

Come for Family Fun!

Athletic Events Games • Music • Entertainment Dancing • Food • Sheep Dog Trials

athenacaledoniangames.org

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Visit Umatilla County in Northeast Oregon Pendleton Cattle Baron’s Weekend, May 19-21, 2011 A full weekend of fun. Visit pendletonchamber.com or call 541-276-6569 Century Ride of the Century Bike Rally, May 28-30, 2011 Great hills and fabulous wildlife along the way. Visit cyclependleton.com or call 541-276-6312 Old Iron Show – Antique Farm Equipment Show, June 5, 2011 Tractors and other vintage farm equipment. Visit heritagestationmuseum.org or call 541-276-0012

Pendleton Round-Up & Happy Canyon Night Show, September 14-17, 2011 This world-famous event offers a week of activities including parades, concerts, PBR bullriding, barbecues, dancing and more. Visit pendletonroundup.com or call 541-276-2553

Stockman’S SteakhouSe & longhorn lounge Family Dining Breakfast served all day Prime Rib every day

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Umatilla County Fair & Farm-City Pro Rodeo, August 9-13, 2011 in Hermiston Visit co.umatilla.or.us/fair.htm or call 800-700-3247

Christmas Carriage Parade, December 3, 2011 Horse-drawn Christmas Carriage Parade. Visit pendletonchamber.com or call 541-276-7411

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Pendleton

The Historic downtown, Farmer’s Market, Family Aquatic Center and plenty of events throughout the year provide lots of fun for the family.

Discover Pendleton 2011 Community Events

Yoga Round-Up September 29-October 2 Christmas Carriage Parade December 3 Enjoy a real old-fashioned family event, a horse-drawn Christmas Carriage Parade, in Historic Downtown Pendleton. Visit pendletonchamber.com.

Pendleton Cattle Baron’s Weekend May 19-20 A full weekend of fun includes the Friday Night Pub Crawl, great shopping, Wild West Show and the Cattle Baron’s Ball. Visit pendletonchamber.com.

Pendleton Underground Tours “Comes to Life.”

May 14 The Pendleton Underground Tour is a great experience any time of the year but this adults-only production is a must see. More than 75 actors portray the characters of the past.

See the card players, merchants, dancers and other characters of the wild west. Visit with Madam Stella and the other special people in the Cozy Room Bordello. Reservations only. Visit pendletonundergroundtours.org or call 1-800-226-6398.

Century Ride of the Centuries Bike Rally May 27-30 A holiday weekend of cycling past wheat fields and into the mountains.

Great hills and fabulous wildlife along the way. Visit cyclependleton. com.

Pendleton Chamber of Commerce & Visitor’s Center 501 S. Main, Pendleton, Oregon 97801 1-800-547-8911

Pendleton Round-Up & Happy Canyon Night Show September 14-17 The Pendleton Round-Up & Happy Canyon hit the century mark. The world-famous event offers a week of activities including parades, concerts, PBR bull-riding, barbecues, dancing and more. Visit pendletonroundup.com.

Umatilla County Economic Development Office 216 S.E. 4th St., Pendleton, Oregon 97801 541-278-6305 Travel Pendleton 501 S. Main Pendleton, Oregon 97801 541-276-7411

Old Iron Show—Antique Farm Equipment Show June 5 The annual show features tractors and other vintage farm equipment.

Visit pendletonchamber.com.

Annual Pow Wow at Wildhorse Resort & Casino July 1-3 Native drum teams and hundreds of Native dancers compete for honors in this pageant of timeless tradition.

Vendors offer food, arts and souvenirs. Visit wildhorseresort.com.

Bikers In The Blues Motorcycle Rally July 9 A weekend of excitement that includes a Show & Shine on Main Street, an all-you-can eat breakfast on Saturday morning, a BBQ and concert. For more information call 541-276-7411.

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Where to Stay Hotels/Motels A & H Motel 2599 E. Isaacs, Walla Walla 509-529-0560 Price range: $45 a night Eastgate location, near the Walla Walla Regional Airport.

Best Western Walla Walla Suites Inn 7 E. Oak, Walla Walla 509-525-4700 bestwestern.com Price range: $79-$149 Close to Main Street, non smoking and dog friendly. Pool, laundry, meeting rooms.

Budget Inn 305 N. Second, Walla Walla 509-529-4410 or 1-888-529-4161 wallawallabudgetinn.com $45.99-$150 Pool, TV, phones, credit cards accepted. Close to Main Street activities.

Capri Motel 2003 Melrose, Walla Walla 509-525-1130 or 1-800-451-1139 $44.22 - $75 Pool, TV, credit cards accepted. In the Eastgate, close to restaurants, shopping and other activities.

City Center Motel citycentermotel.net 627 W. Main, Walla Walla 509-529-2660 or 1-800-453-3160 Call for rates. Close to restaurants and Downtown. Guest parking in front of rooms.

Colonial Motel colonial-motel.com 2279 E. Isaacs, Walla Walla 509-529-1220 Call for rates. Eastgate location, view of the Blue Mountains, located between Whitman College and Walla Walla Community College.

Comfort Inn & Suites 1419 Pine St., Walla Walla 509-522-3500 $89-$119 Indoor pool and spa, exercise room, meeting room, continental breakfast.

Hampton Inn & Suites hamptoninn.com 1531 Kelly Place, Walla Walla 509-525-1398 or 1-800-HAMPTON $99-$209 Close to the Fairgrounds, Country Club and shopping. Pool, TV, meeting room, shuttle van available, credit cards accepted.

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Holiday Inn Express 1433 W. Pine, Walla Walla 509-525-6200 or 1-800-HOLIDAY $99-$159 Pool and spa, fitness room, group friendly, breakfast buffet available, TV, phone, meeting room, 100 percent non-smoking, pet friendly.

La Quinta Inn LQ.com 520 N. Second, Walla Walla 509-525-2522 or 1-800-SLEEPLQ $59-$209 Indoor 24-hour pool and spa, breakfast buffet, sauna. Close to downtown and restaurants. Free Wi-Fi. Marcus Whitman Hotel & Conference Center marcuswhitmanhotel.com 6 W. Rose, Walla Walla 509-525-2200 or 1-866-826-9422 $109-$269 Historic hotel offers deluxe and luxury guest rooms as well as an award winning restaurant and lounge, downtown location.

Super 8 Motel super8.com 2315 Eastgate N., Walla Walla 509-525-8800 or 1-800-800-8000 $71.99-$119.99 Indoor pool and spa, meeting space, mostly non-smoking rooms, coin-op laundry, large vehicle parking, complimentary breakfast, pet friendly.

Travelodge travellodge.com 421 E. Main, Walla Walla 509-529-4940 or 1-800-578-7878 $45.99-$125 Downtown location, close to shopping and Whitman College. Pool, TV, some kitchens, pet friendly, Wi-Fi. Walla Walla Vineyard Inn 325 E. Main, Walla Walla 509-529-4360 $59-$139 Indoor spa, sauna and exercise room, seasonal pool, continental breakfast, complimentary guest laundry.

Morgan Inn 104 N. Columbia, Milton-Freewater 541-938-5547 or 1-866-938-6369 $59-$79 TV, phone, credit cards accepted

Out West Motel 84040 Highway 11, Milton-Freewater 541-938-6647 or 1-800-881-6647 $45-$80 TV, phone, some kitchens, credit cards accepted.

Blue Mountain Motel bluemountainmotel.net 414 W. Main, Dayton 509-382-3040 $44 and up Convenient Dayton Main Street location. TV, phone, pet friendly, credit cards.

Dayton Motel 110 S. Pine, Dayton 509-382-4503 $40 and up TV, some kitchens, credit cards accepted.

Guest houses/ retreats A VUE of Downtown 215 W Sumach, Walla Walla Call 509-526-7368 or visit vrbo.com/210312.

Amenities include: a gas fireplace, double car garage, cable TV, full kitchen, Wi-Fi. A. K. Dice Guest House 524 Catherine St., Walla Walla Large historic home within walking distance of Downtown and dining.

Call 866-972-5342 or visit akdiceguesthouse.com for more information and rates.

AGK Cottage 610 E. Sumach, Walla Walla Visit vrbo.com/293884.

Call 888-526-8718.

Great location. Close to downtown restaurants, shopping and Whitman College. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, den with T.V. and Wi-Fi. Backyard with patio and barbecue as well as off street parking.

Beit Nur 1221 Portland St., Walla Walla Call 509-420-9321 or visit northweststuff.com/beitnur/ for more information.

The “House of Light,� three bedroom, built in 1935, large back yard, eastgate neighborhood. Close to Whitman College and minutes from Downtown.

Bella Vida 404 E. Cherry, Walla Walla Call 425-339-2683 or 425-328-8898 or visit wallawallavacationhome.com for rates and amenities.

Updated 1904 home, close to Downtown and Whitman College.

Bennington Bungalow 811 Whitman St., Walla Walla Call 509-525-0222 or check vrbo. com/175585 for information.

Located near Pioneer Park and within walking distance of downtown shops and activities.

B’s Bungalow 1205 Portland Ave., Walla Walla Call 888-526-8718 or visit vrbo. com/300105.

A pet friendly, two bedroom, two bathroom home.

Bryant Creek Condominiums 21 Eagon St., Walla Walla Call 509-301-9300 or visit kathyscondos.com for details.

Two bedroom condo with full kitchen close to Downtown.

Buddha’s Guest House 978 Hobson, Walla Walla Call 888-526-8718 or visit vrbo.com/333458. Step in and your outer world stops. This three bedroom, two bathroom home is four blocks from Whitman College and four minutes from downtown. Enjoy on-site therapeutic massage and private yoga lessons.

Clara’s Cottage 735 Washington St., Walla Walla Call 253-350-1213 or visit vrbo.com/204633 for rates.

Victorian home in a quiet neighborhood with English garden.

Cottage Gardens 1455 SE Valley View Terrace College Place. For rates and properties available call 888-249-8359 or visit cottagegardens.info.

Several condo-type units and other properties available.

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Blanc De Blanc Guesthouse Walla Walla Call 866-545-3910 or check vrbo. com/152409 and blancdeblancguesthouse.com for rates.

Updated 1916 Craftsman bungalow close to Whitman College, parks and downtown.

Blue 32 College Place Call 509-540-2876 or visit myblue32.com A very modern home, located in College Place, right across from Walla Walla University, Blue 32 is minutes away from all kinds of events and activities.

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This 1929 Colonial home is a guest house, art gallery and music studio.

Winery tours are offered from the location.

Creekside Cottage Walla Walla Call 909-985-7025 or visit vrbo.com/140995.

Quiet neighborhood, creek in the backyard.

Di Nonna 1744 Old Milton Highway Walla Walla 509-520-2889 Fourth generation family farmstead, with updated kitchen, three bedrooms. Visit dinonna.com for rates and amenities.

Eagan St. Townhouse 17 Eagan St., Walla Walla Call 1-888-526-8718 or visit vrbo.com/293999. $250 a night.

Newly constructed, quiet end unit, two bedrooms.

Farmstay Gite at the Monteillet Fromagerie 109 Ward Rd., Dayton Call 509-382-1917 or visit monteilletcheese.com A quiet retreat in the country on a working dairy.

Grant House Grant St., Walla Walla Call 888-526-8718 or check granthousewallawalla.com for more information.

Quiet neighborhood, close to parks, downtown and colleges, full kitchen and dog friendly.

Hence Room Hence Cellars Winery 4122 Powerline Rd., Walla Walla Call 509-529-4010 or visit hencecellars.com for information.

Located at the winery in the midst of vineyards and adjoining fields.

Hiromi’s House 609 Orchard St., Waitsburg Call 509-337-6028 or visit hiromisvacationrental.com for information.

This modern, fully furnished home is located in historic Waitsburg, near the Blue Mountains and wine country.

James McCool House 704 S. Second Ave., Walla Walla Visit vrbo.com/322377 and call 888-526-8718.

Renovated 1895 home with large rooms, beautiful wood trim and high ceilings. The home has five bedrooms, three and a half baths and sleeps up to 12. Eat in the dining room or landscaped backyard with barbecue.

Juniper Guest House Walla Walla For rates and information call 206-650-6077 or visit juniperguesthouse.com.

Mission-style arts and crafts home with four bedrooms, can sleep up to 10 people.

Lewis Peak Estates 26 Lewis Peak Rd., Waitsburg Call 509-200-2131 or visit lewispeakestates.com for more information.

Five bedrooms, great for family reunions and large gatherings.

Gourmet kitchen and wrap around porch.

Fischer House On Eagan 128 Eagan Ave., Walla Walla For rates call 509-540-9518 or 509-876-2260 or visit thefischerhouse.net.

A short walk to downtown Walla Walla

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Nothing New Lodging 214 Main St. Waitsburg nothingnewlodging.net Call 509-337-6393.

A newly renovated suite of rooms in the historic district above Waitsburg’s Main Street.

Osterman Guest House 421 Lincoln St., Walla Walla Call 888-526-8718 or visit vrbo.com/143852. Renovated 1897 home accommodates from two to twelve guests. Close to downtown and Whitman College.

Red Door Cottage 647 1/2 Locust St., Walla Walla Call 888-526-8718 or visit vrbo.com/282342.

Renovated in 2009, studio bedroom, off street parking.

Russell Creek Ranch 2426 Kendall Rd., Walla Walla Call 888-526-8718 or visit russellcreekranch.com.

Luxury ranch estate, four bedroom, four baths, hot tub and large yard.

Stone Compass Guest House 62 S. Madison St., Walla Walla, Call 509-301-4188 or visit vrbo.com/180085 for more information and rates.

Centrally located walk to Downtown, Whitman College and Pioneer Park.

Strawberry Canyon Lodge 9052 Mill Creek Rd., Walla Walla Call 509-529-5288 or visit mountainretreats.com for more information. Close to the Blue Mountains, hiking and fishing.

The Boyer House 741 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla Call 509-200-9931 or visit theboyerhouse.com for more information and rates.

Turn-of-the-century Craftsman, within walking distance of Whitman College and Downtown.

The Chestnut House 125 Chestnut St., Walla Walla For details call 206-313-0943/ 206405-0957 or visit EscapeToChestnut. com. Three bedrooms, two baths within walking distance of Main Street.

The Haven 633 Pearson St., Walla Walla Call 509-529-7400 or 818 438-7832 or visit havenwallawalla.com. $175$400 Three bedrooms and a sun porch, two and a half baths. Close to Downtown, dining and Whitman College.

The Painted Place 344 E. Chestnut Street Walla Walla Call 253-255-2987 or 253-858-3052 or visit painted-place.com. $300 4 guests, $350 6 guests.

Renovated 1905 arts and crafts home near Downtown, close to shopping, wineries and dining.

We’re Going Wild!

There will be more to love this fall!

HOTEL A new 10-story hotel with more suites and new pools!

CASINO An expanded gaming floor with more Vegas-style slots and games.

AMENITIES A 4-theater Cineplex with a 3-D screen, larger arcade and fabulous shopping.

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Loma Loft 531 Catherine St, Walla Walla Call 509-386-5251 or visit lomaloft. com. Price: $95/night plus taxes.

Modern studio space in a comfortable historic neighborhood, within walking distance of Downtown and Whitman College.

PJ’s Vacation Rental 238 W. 5th., Waitsburg Call 509-337-8876 or visit pjsvacationrentals.com for more information and rates.

Renovated carriage house, close to local shops and activities.

Where to Stay

Lily of the Valley 605 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla For rates and amenities call 509529-2745, 509-520-6787 or visit lilyofthevalleyww.com.

Queen Anne Victorian home near Whitman College and Downtown.

Furnishings and lighting range from the 1860s to early 1900s, restored woodwork and 12-foot ceilings.

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Where to Stay The Vue off Main 271 Sumach , Walla Walla Call 206-992-5530 or visit vueoffmain.homestead.com for more information.

Very modern, urban setting, two bedroom, two baths, close to Downtown.

Walla Faces Inns at the Vineyard 254 Wheat Ridge Lane, Walla Walla Call 877-301-1181 or visit wallawallainns.com or wallafacesinns.com. $75-$375.

A contemporary room located east of Downtown.

TukanInn Guest House 310 North Tukanon, Walla Walla Call 800-662-1961 ext. 2157 or 509-629-2111 or visit vrbo. com/124034 and tukaninn.com. $250-$425.

Close to Downtown, four bedroom, two bath home built in 1900.

Bed and Breakfast

Walla Walla Cottage Walla Walla Call 509-529-2417 or visit wallawallacottage.com Complete one bedroom cottage, patio and barbecue in the back. Pet friendly with deposit.

Walla Faces Inn—historic downtown 214 E. Main St., Walla Walla Call 877-301-1181 or visit wallawallainns.com or wallafacesinns.com for information. $75-$390 Historic Main St. location on the second floor of a 1904 brick building.

Fat Duck Inn 527 Catherine St., Walla Walla Call 888-526-8718 or visit fatduckinn.com and wwbbia.com. Gourmet dinners are offered for guests in the Fat Duck Inn’s private dining room or garden patio.

Girasol Vineyard & Inn 504 Basel, Walla Walla Call 509-956-9743 or visit casagirasol.com and wwbbia.com Surrounded by working vineyards, Girasol Vineyard and Inn offers three luxury suites, each with ensuite bathrooms, private entrance, patio and a view of the Blue Mountains.

Walla Walla Valley A Room with A View 28 Roland Court, Walla Walla Call 509-529-1194 or visit aroomwithaview.us and wwbbia.com. Price: $125- $160 Located in a private residence on a hilltop acre.

Cameo Heights Mansion Bed and Breakfast.

1072 Oasis Rd., Touchet Call 509-394-0211 or visit cameoheightsmansion.com and wwbbia. com. $199 - $249 Features seven spacious suites with private baths, spa tubs, fireplaces, viranda views, theater room, swimming pool and fine dining.

Green Gables Inn 922 Bonsella, Walla Walla Call 509-876-4373 or visit greengablesinnww.com and wwbbia.com.

Within walking distance of Downtown and the Whitman College campus, this 1909 Craftsman home offers five bedrooms and Carriage House Cottage.

Inn at Abeja 2014 Mill Creek Rd., Walla Walla Call 509-522-1234 or visit wwbbia.com and abeja.net for information. A century-old restored farmstead in the foothills of the Blue Mountains offers seven guest accommodations and a winery.

RV Parks DIRECTORY

RV Parks Directory Blue Valley RV Park 509-525-8282 or 1-866-855-8282 50 W. George St., Walla Walla bluevalleyrv.com. Full hook-ups, attendant on duty, cable TV, showers, laundry, exchange library, small pets OK. Cameron Court RV Park 509-382-4410 522 Cameron St., Dayton Full hookups, 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.

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Harris Park 541-938-5330 co.umatilla.or.us 78689 S. Fork, WW River, Milton-Freewater. Restrooms, picnic area, playground, shelter with electricity and hot water, pets OK. Last Resort RV Campground & Park 509-843-1556, thelastresortrv.com 2005 Tucannon Rd., Pomeroy Full hook-ups, camp store, picnic tables, laundry, showers, pets OK. Meadowbrook Village RV 509-520-7301 or 541-938-2800 NE 11th & Raspberry Loop, Milton-Freewater Full hook-ups, laundry, cable TV, pets OK. Northworld RV Park 509-382-1525 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 509-382-1125, off Hwy 12, W. of Dayton. Nature trails, showers, tent sites.

Tucannon River Retreat RV Park 509-399-2056 tucannonriverrvpark.com.

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 Hwy 11 & Crocket Rd., Milton-Freewater Showers, laundry, pets OK on leash w/owner.

Getting Around AREA TRANSPORTATION Inn at Blackberry Creek 1126 Pleasant St., Walla Walla Visit innatblackberrycreek.com and wwbbia.com or call 509-522-5233 $129-$204 Remodeled 1906 home in the midst of trees and shade, and close to Whitman College and Downtown activities.

McCann Manor 212 S. Second St., Dayton Call 509-382-8967 Restored 1893 Queen Anne Victorian home, with three themed guest rooms, each features a private bath, TV, coffee maker, and more.

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

The renovated 1913 home is large enough for weddings and other special events.

Purple House Bed & Breakfast 415 E. Clay, Dayton Call 509-382-3159 or visit purplehousebnb.com $95 - $135 Restored Queen Anne style 1882 mansion on a quiet side street in Dayton. Pool, TV room, library, antiques in a historic atmosphere.

Stone Creek Manor 756 Bryant Ave., Walla Walla Call 509-593-4770 or visit stonecreekmanor.com or wwbbia.com for more information.

The manor was built in 1926; the three acre estate is just one mile from Downtown.

The Inn at Woodhaven Farm 1341 Walla Walla Ave., Walla Walla Call 509-529-4746/509-522-4953 or visit inn-woodhavenfarm.com. Price: $140 - $165.

A 1906 farmhouse close to Whitman College, restaurants and activities.

The Maxwell House Bed & Breakfast Inn 701 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla Call 509-529-4283/866-377-0700 or visit themaxwellhouse.com and wwbbia.com for information.

Restored 100-year-old Craftsman home with yard, shady trees and large porch. Each bedroom has cable TV and an electric fireplace. Just blocks to Whitman College and Downtown.

Vine & Roses Bed & Breakfast 516 S. Division St., Walla Walla Call 509-876-2113 / 1-877-821-8363 or visit vineandroses.com and wwbbia. com. $199 - $239 call for winter rates.

New Bed & Breakfast in a renovated 1893 Victorian home near Pioneer Park, five bedroom suites with private bathrooms.

Weinhard Hotel 235 E. Main, Dayton Call 509-382-4032 or visit weinhard.com for information. $125$180. Restored Victorian hotel, 15 rooms, with all the decor as well as a rooftop garden. Gift shop and espresso bar.

You’re closer than you think APPROXIMATE DRIVING DISTANCES TO WALLA WALLA FROM: Seattle Boise Portland Spokane Yakima Lewiston Tri-Cities Pendleton

273 miles 254 miles 248 miles 181 miles 130 miles 99 miles 50 miles 41 miles

439 km 408 km 399 km 291 km 210 km 159 km 80 km 65 km

Contact a Local Travel Agent AAA Travel Walla Walla • aaawa.com 1-800-430-9001 • 525-9213 World Wide Travel Service Walla Walla 1-800-283-9987 • 525-8040

Air Travel Alaska Air Walla Walla Regional Airport 509-522-5211 1-800-252-7522 • 1-800-547-9308 alaskaair.com Eastern Oregon Regional Airport Pendleton • 541-276-7754 Seaport Airlines Pendleton 1-888-573-2767 seaportair.com

Rent a Limo, Ride in Style Black Tie Limousines Walla Walla 525-8585 • wallawallawinetours.com

Whispering Winds of Walla Walla 454 Van Donge Ln., Walla Walla Call 509-525-4923/ 509-876-4116 or visit whisperingwindsbandb.com for information. Close to the Blue Mountains, handicap accessible, kitchen, lawn and large porch.

Caveman Coach Limousine Service Walla Walla • 509-529-7170

Wine Country Inn 915 Alvarado Terrace, Walla Walla Call 509-386-3592 or visit wallawallawinecountry.net for information $125 - $250. The renovated 1930s home, surrounded by gardens is located near Downtown and Whitman College.

ABC Taxi Walla Walla • 509-529-7726

The Going is Easy When You Call a Cab A-1 Taxi Walla Walla • 509-529-2525

Wherever You’d Like to Be. Budget budget.com 1-800-221-882 • 509-525-8811 Enterprise enterprise.com 1-888-305-8051 • 509-529-1988 Ford of Walla Walla yourfordonnection.com 509-525-1520

*Please call ahead, some locations may limit the kinds of pets and require an additional fee. Information is subject to change, call to confirm services available.

Hertz hertz.com 1-800-654-3131 • 509-522-3321 U-Save usave.net 509-525-1680 Valley Transit valleytransit.com, 509-525-9140 Transportation Sollutions 509-386-4983 GrapeLine grapeline.us 1-877-433-4775 Dream Ride Charters dreamridecharters.com 509-337-0100 Walla Walla Valley Visitor Guide 67

Join Us in Worship St. Patrick

Invading Earth with Heaven’s Realities

Ingle Chapel

Catholic Church

Congregational Church

415 West Alder St. • 525-1602 Mass TiMes:

The Little Country Church with a Big Heart where you feel like you’ve come home!

Saturdays: 5:30pm-English • 7:30pm-Spanish Sundays: 8am & 10am-English • 12 noon-Spanish

Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church

Sunday Service 10am

2098 East Alder St. • 525-8163

Mass TiMes:

Dave & Mikki Jones Senior Leaders

Weekdays: 8:30am • Saturdays: 5pm • Sundays: 8am & 10:30am

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Helping people take the next step in becoming wholehearted followers of Jesus.

at the corner of First and Birch

Worship: 9:01am and 10:31am Child Care • Sunday School Youth Programs • Mid-Week Activities Albert Gillin, Pastor • Nate Dreesmann, Associate Pastor 525-1093 • 325 S. 1st Avenue • www.wwpcusa.org

Christ Lutheran Church ELCA

Worship at 9am & 10:30am

1420 S. 2nd Ave. • 525-2243

8:30am Sunday School & Adult Education 9:30am Worship Service Rev. Joel Q. Ley, Pastor christlutheran@gohighspeed.com • christwallawalla.org

TRINITY LUTHERAN Faith Bible Fellowship CHURCH (LCMS)

Sunday Worship Service 10am • Sunday School/Bible Class 9am www.tlcwallawalla.org

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2139 Fern Ave. (Corner of Fern & Abbott) 509-529-1281 or 876-4153 Sunday Bible Study 9:00 a.m. • Worship 10:30 a.m.

Tues. Impact Youth 7:00 p.m. • Varied Home Studies Wed. Prayer 6:30 p.m. • Celebrate Recovery 7:00 p.m.

Web - faithbf.org • email - faithbf@live.com “The end of Your Search for a Friendly Church”

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

529-1090 • 520-1775 www.graceww.org

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First Presbyterian Church

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Saturdays: 5pm • Sundays: 9am • Weekdays: 7:15am

Sunday Worship 10:30am Nursery & Children’s Church for the Kids

Children’s Ministry “Trinity Kids” provided both hours • MOPS • AWANA • Youth Ministries • Adult Growth Groups

595 Abbott Rd 525-3032

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724 West Alder St. • 525-1663

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Catholic Church Mass TiMes:

49 Wallula Ave, Suite A Walla Walla

On the Old Milton Highway 85372 Hwy 339 Milton-Freewater, OR (541) 938-7002 www.inglechapel.com

trinitywallawalla.org

The Father’s House Disciples making Disciples

Pastors Dr. Michael & Carol Cain 304 N. Second Ave, Walla Walla, WA 99362 509.529.6704 www.fathershouseww.org

Sunday Worship at 9:30am Wednesday Night Prayer at 6:30pm

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Faith & Service BLUE MOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH

“Thinking Minds and Searching Hearts”

B LUE M Church O UNTA IN finding.”

“A Southern Baptist worth B APT IST CHURCH

Heritage

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Handicapped

1337 S Third Ave ~ Walla Walla (509) 526-7130

open hearts, minds, open hearts, openopen minds, open open doors doors

Accessible & Hearing Assisted

Service Times

“Serving Our Community Since 1895”

Neil L’Hommedieu, Pastor

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

GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Congregation Beth Israel Seventy years in the Walla Walla Community

First Church of Christ, Scientist

Monthly Services and Events

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

Corner of Alder & Roosevelt Partner of Whitman College Hillel -Shalom PO Box 367 • 1202 E. Alder

1622 Howard • Walla Walla

Sunday Worship Service • 10:30am Come join our family!

1520 Pleasant • 525-6702 Pastor Linda Weistaner

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EMMANUEl lUTHERAN CHURCH (lCMC)

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Sunday School for the Family 9:30am

Sundays at 10am

Yearning for...

Spiritual Community? Social Justice?

509-525-8753 Corner of Palouse & Alder www.wallawallaucc.org

An Open & Affirming Church

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Congregational Church FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD FirstUnited Church of Christ Sunday Worship Services 10:30am & 6pm Youth & Generation Kids Wednesday 7pm Mustard Seed Preschool 525-8414

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Sunday School 10am Preaching 11am Evening Service 6pm Thursday Night Prayer/Bible Study 7pm

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SundayMorning Morning Services Sunday Services amand and 10:30 99am 10:30 amam children’sclasses classes Poplar children’s Poplar and and availableduring during South Colville available South Colville bothservices services both 509.525.1870 509.525.1870 www.pioneerww.org www.pioneerww.org

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Wednesday Prayer 1 0 am 10am Bible Study Prayer 7 pm

Baptist Church

Pioneer United Pioneer United Methodist Church Methodist Church

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A hoME for YoU And YoUr qUEStionS! Saturday Worship: 5:30pm in the parish hall Sunday Worship: 8 & 10:30am in the church Christian Education: Sunday 9:15am (K-Adult) Wednesday healing: 11:15am in the chapel 323 Catherine St. • 529-1083 • stpaulsww.org

Sunday School at 8:45am Sunday Worship at 10am

Where Everyone is Welcome!

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

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21. Don Carlo Vineyard 6 W. Rose Street 509-540-5784 www.doncarlovineyard.com 22. Dumas Station 36226 U.S. Highway 12 Dayton, 382-8933 www.dumasstation.com 23. Dunham Cellars 150 E. Boeing Avenue 529-4685 www.dunhamcellars.com 24. Dusted Valley Vintners 1248 Old Milton Highway 525-1337 www.dustedvalley.com 25. El Mirador Winery 12 Second Avenue 526-0233 www.elmiradorwinery.com 26. Elegante Cellars 839 C Street, 629-3735 elegantecellars.com

18. Cougar Crest Winery 50 Frenchtown Rd., 529-5980 www.cougarcrest.com

27. Ensemble Cellars 145 E. Curtis Avenue 525-0231 www.ensemblecellars.com

19. Couvillion 86 Corkrum Road, 337-6133 www.couvillionwinery.com

28. Five Star Cellars 840 C Street, 525-0231 www.fivestarcellars.com

20. Da Ma Wines 45 E. Main St. 525-2299 www.damawines.com

29. Forgeron Cellars 33 W. Birch St., 522-9463 www.forgeroncellars.com 30. Fort Walla Walla Cellars 127 E. Main St., 520-1095 www.fortwallawallacellars.com

31. Foundry Vineyards 13th Ave. & Abadie St. 529-0736 www.wallawallafoundry.com/ vineyards 32. Gifford Hirlinger 1450 Stateline Rd., 529-2075 www.giffordhirlinger.com 33. Glen Fiona 1249 Lyday Lane, 522-2566 www.glenfiona.com 34. Glencorrie 8052 Old Highway 12 525-2585 www.glencorrie.com 35. Grammercy Cellars 1825 JB George Rd. 206-260-3824 www.grammercycellars.com 36. Grantwood Winery 2428 W. Highway 12 301-0719, 301-9546 37. Harlequin Wine Cellars 1211 Sand Pit Road Touchet, 394-2112 www.harlequinwine.com 38. Isenhower Cellars 3471 Pranger Rd., 527-7896 www.isenhowercellars.co 39. JLC Winery/ Spofford Station 2nd Avenue 529-1398 www.jlcwineryonline.com

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41. Latitude 46 North 1211 Sand Pit Road, Touchet, 394-0460 www.latitude46.com 42. L’Ecole No 41 Winery 41 Lowden Rd. & US Hiway 12 525-0940 www.lecole.com 43. Leonetti Cellar 1875 Foothills Lane, 525-1428 www.leonetticellar.com 44. Lodmell Cellars 598 Piper Avenue 525-1285 45. Longshadows 1604 Frenchtown Rd. 526-0905 By Appointment www.longshadows.com 46. Lowden Hills Winery 1401 West Pine St 527-1040 www.lowdenhillswinery.com 47. Mannina Cellars 760 C Street, 200-2366 www.manninacellars.com 48. Mackey Vineyards 14 N. 2nd Ave., 526-5160 By appointment www.mackeyvineyards.com 49. Morrison Lane 201 W. Main St. 526-0229 www.morrisonlane.com 50. Nicholas Cole Cellars 229. E. Main, 525-0608 www.nicholascolecellars.com 51. Northstar Winery 1736 JB George Road 524-4883 www.northstarmerlot.com 52. Otis Kenyon Wines 23 E. Main St., 525-3505 www.otiskenyonwine.com 53. Patit Creek Cellars 325 A Street, 522-4684 www.patitcreekcellars.com 54. Patrick M. Paul Vineyards 124 W. Boeing, 526-0676 www.pmpvineyards.com 55. Pepper Bridge Winery 1704 JB George Road 525-6502 www.pepperbridge.com 56. Reininger Winery 5858 W. Old US Hiway 12 522-1994 www.reiningerwinery.com 57. Robison Ranch Cellars 2839 Robison Ranch Rd. 301-3480 www.robisonranchcellars.com 58. Rulo Winery 3525 Pranger Rd., 525-7856 www.rulowinery.com 59. Russell Creek Winery 301 Aeronica Ave., 386-4401 www.russellcreek-winery.com 60. Sapolil Cellars 15 E. Main St., 520-5258 www.sapolilcellars.com 61. Saviah Cellars 1979 JB George Rd. 520-5166 www.saviahcellars.com

62. Seven Hills Winery 212 N. Third Ave, 529-7198 www.sevenhillswinery.com 63. Sinclair Estates Vineyards 109 E. Main, Suite 100 509-876-4300 sinclairestatesvineyards.com 64. Skylite Cellars 25 Campbell Rd., 529-8000 www.skylitecellars.com 65. Spring Valley Vineyard 18 N. 2nd Ave., 525-1506 www.springvalleyvineyard.com 66. Stella Fino Wine 85728 Telephone Pole Rd

By Appt. 240-2748 www.stellafino.com 67. Stephenson Cellars 755 B St., 301-9004 www.stepensoncellars.com 68. Su Lei Cellars 355 S Second Ave. 529-0840 www.suleicellars.com 69. SYZYGY 404 E. Boeing Ave., 522-0484 www.syzygywines.com 70. Tamarack Cellars 700 C. St., 526-3533 www.tamarackcellars.com 71. Tertulia Cellars 1564 Whitely Rd., 525-5700 www.tertuliacellars.com 72. Three Rivers Winery 5641 Old Hiway 12, 526-9463 www.threeriverswinery.com 73. Trio Vintners 102 S. Second Ave., 529-8746 www.triovintners.com 74. Trust Cellars 1050 Merlot Drive, 529-4511 www.trustcellars.com 75. Va Piano Vineyards 1793 JB George Rd. 529-0900 www.vapianovineyards.com 76. Vintage Cellars 10 N. Second Ave., 529-9340 www.vintagecellars.com 77. Walla Walla Village Winery 107 S. Third Ave., 525-9463 wallawallavillagewinery.com 78. Walla Walla Vintners Vineyard Lane off Mill Creek Rd., 525-4724 www.wallawallavintners.com 79. Walla Walla Wine Works 31 E. Main St., 522-1261 www.wallawallawineworks.com 80. Watermill Winery 235 E. Broadway St. Milton-Freewater, 938-5575 www.watermillwinery.com 81. Waters Winery 1825 JB George Rd., 525-1590 www.waterswinery.com 82. Waterbrook Winery 10518 W. Highway 12 522-1262 www.waterbrook.com 83. Woodward Canyon Winery 1920 W, Highway 12 Lowden, 525-4129 www.woodwardcanyon.com 84. Zerba Cellars 85530 Highway 11 Milton-Freewater 938-9463 www.zerbacellars.com

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Local Info Seattle

Walla Walla

Walla Walla Valley Chamber of Commerce 29 East Sumach St. Walla Walla, WA 99362 509-525-0850 wwvchamber.com Downtown Walla Walla Foundation 2 South First Ave. Walla Walla, WA 99362 509-529-8755 downtownwallawalla.com

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