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Table of Contents History & Culture Downtown Walla Walla 6 Walk Walla Walla 7 History of the Valley 8 Area Museums 10 Art & Galleries 13

Taste of the Valley Farmer’s Market 16 Walla Walla Sweets 18 Walla Walla Wine Events 20 Restaurant Guide 22

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EVENTS

32 Don’t miss out on the many exciting events in our Valley

Adventure & Fun Skiing, Bicycling, Birding 30 Family Recreation 31 Summer in the Valley 31

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Events Calendar Visiting our Neighbors Waitsburg 40 Dayton 44 Milton-Freewater 48 Pendleton 51

Where to Stay

Hotels, B&Bs, Guest Houses & Retreats

Enjoy a warm summer night cheering on our Walla Walla Sweets baseball team!

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Advertising Director, Jay Brodt Publication Designer, Tim Johnson Editorial Assistant, Karlene Ponti Administrative Assistant, Kandi Suckow Production Manager, Vera Hammill Production Staff Sherry Burrows, Ralph Hendrix, Chris Lee, Steve Lenz, Advertising Executives Masood Gorashi, Jeff Sasser, Donna Schenk, Colleen Streeter Mike Waltman Cover Photos Power House Theater, Balloons over vineyard, Tour of Walla Walla Bicycle Stage Race Contributing Photographers Andrew Holt, Donna Lasater 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 © 2012

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History & Culture Directory 19 | Golf 30 | RV Parks Directory 58 | Travel Information 59

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Odd Fellows Gathering, 1913 Baker Boyer Bank building circa 1910

Alder St. looking east from Third St.

Main St w trolley, Dacres Hotel, IOOF bldg on rt

“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

Fire Department Steamer, photo taken in 1960’s

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

VFW in Veterans Day parade Photos courtesy Joe Drazan, wallawalladrazanphotos.blogspot.com except image, at right, of Northwest tribes

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

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. There’s an economic balance between agriculture, in the present as well as the past, and newer ventures such as technology. 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.

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 ArtWalla Public Art Walking Tour is also available as a download from artwalla.com.

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

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.

The Downtown restoration and preservation effort has been honored with a number of national awards.

Among others, special awards have included selection by the National Main Street Center as a Great American Main Street and being named one of 12 Distinctive Destinations by the National Trust For Historic Preservation. Sunset Magazine named Walla Walla’s as the Best Main Street in The West and its Wine Destination of the Year. 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.

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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.

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 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.

History began in this region 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 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.

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.

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

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 modern Veterans Administration. The Jonathan M. Wainwright

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Bring your children and grandchildren to see this outstanding collection of 19th and 20th century artifacts. A recently build 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, 10 am – 4 pm November 1 through December 23, and weekdays, 10 am – 4 pm, January 2 through March 31 in beautiful Fort Walla Walla Park.

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

Happy 150th Birthday Walla Walla!

This year, 2012, is the sesquicentennial year of celebration in Walla Walla. On January 11, 1862 the Washington Territorial Legislature approved the city’s charter, making this the 150th year for the city.

According to information from historian Dan Clark, for this area, 1862 was a year of firsts. These achievements included the establishment of the first public school in Walla Walla, the organization of the first fire fighters and purchase of the first fire engine, as well as the completion of the Mullen Road, linking the area to Fort Benton, Montana.

The celebration continues into the summer with the 1862-historic theme to the annual 4th of July in the Park.

Vendors are encouraged to wear period costumes, alongside music and games that might have been seen in a community festival 150 years ago.

The festivities continue with the Victorian Ball September 22.

For more information call the Downtown Walla Walla Foundation, 509-529-8755; Fort Walla Walla Museum, 509-525-7703; the City of Walla Walla Parks and Recreation Department, 509-527-4527; Kirkman House Museum, 509529-4373; Tourism Walla Walla, 509-525-8799.

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In addition to regularly scheduled events throughout the year, Walla Walla will host a number of special events commemorating its anniversary.

These events will include a dedication of the historic Mullen Rd. at 13th and Abadie on April 15 at 1 p.m. Living History Interpreters will host walking tours at First Ave. and Main St., downtown at 1 p.m. on Saturdays, May through August.

They will discuss the historic buildings and local history on the stroll downtown.

Wagon train comes to town, arriving at Fort Walla Walla Park. The next day, the wagons journey to Whitman Mission. It’s an opportunity to dress in period clothing and experience a real wagon train.

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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.

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

Several museums are restored homes that tell how their families lived in days gone by. Many of the museums host special events, workshops, demonstrations and seasonal activities the whole family can enjoy.

Whitman Mission Historic Site off Highway 12, Walla Walla

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 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 9-10. 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, June-August.

Open daily, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., April through December 23, then January-March open weekdays, 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.

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 $5 or a family $20. Call 509-529-4373 or visit kirkmanhousemuseum.org.

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.

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.

Kirkman House Museum 214 North Colville St., Walla Walla Within easy walking distance of downtown Walla Walla, the Kirkman

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.

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Walla Walla was born out of a rich heritage of Indian culture, early exploration, military establishment, pioneer farming, and vibrant trade. Today a growing Fort Walla Walla Museum tells the story of this heritage better than ever.

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remarkable journey into the lives of the many peoples who have called the region home begins at the expansive new Entrance Hall and its galleries. Visitors may also explore four more exhibit halls and visit a pioneer settlement, including 15 original structures from the area.

The Museum is located in beautiful Fort Walla Walla Park, 755 Myra Road, Walla Walla.

Highlights:

Open Jan. 1-March 30 weekdays and April 1-Dec. 23 daily.

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t One of the nation’s largest collections of horse-era agricultural equipment including a rare display of a 1919 combine, hitch, and replica mule-team. t The dazzling Lloyd Indian Artifact Collection, a chronicle of more than 80 years of friendship between a pioneer family and the region’s tribal people.

t The Lewis & Clark in Wallah Wallah Country exhibit with a mural by landscape artist Leslie Cain. t A Fort Walla Walla military collection including photographs, paintings, uniforms, flags, insignia, and weapons. t More than 40 Living History presentations annually.

2012 Featured Exhibit t Native American beadwork from the collection of Fred L. Mitchell t

Call 509-525-7703 Visit fortwallawallamuseum.org

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Boldman House Museum 410 N. 1st St., Dayton This restored historic home and garden showcases 90 years of one family’s history. The first portion of the home was constructed prior to 1880.

The last portion was constructed prior to 1912.

Open year around Friday and Saturday, 1-4 p.m. and by appointment.

Admission $5. Call 509-382-2026 or 509-382-1548.

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.

shop and historical research facility are on the grounds as well.

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

Children’s Museum of Walla Walla 77 Wainwright Dr., Walla Walla The Museum offers a variety of exhibits and interactive, hands-on play.

Workshops are offered throughout the year, providing kids of all ages opportunities to learn and have a great time at it.

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

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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.

The Frazier Farmstead Museum 1403 Chestnut St., Milton-Freewater

This museum is on the original homesite of community founder W.S. Frazier. Settled in 1868, the site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The restored home contains many of its original furnishings. Several farm buildings remain on the site, and an herb garden, rose garden, gift

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

The outdoor Living History Village, open from Memorial Day through Labor Day, 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, music and uniquely designed Pendleton Woolen Mills Indian blankets. The

Kinship Cafe serves local foods.

Hours: October through March, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday; April through September: 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 541-966-9748 or visit tcimuseum.com.

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

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

Many of those buried in the cemetery are these families.

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

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

Open daily, sunrise to sunset. No admission charge. Visit frenchtowpartners.org or call 509-6290044.

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

Music in the air, everywhere The Walla Walla Symphony continues its second century of performances with its 2012-2013 season. The community-based orchestra has played each year since it began in 1907, making it the oldest continuous American symphony orchestra west of the 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 colorful, thrilling afternoon.

Then in the fall, the symphony performs a family-oriented concert, with education and fun for the whole family, as well as great music kids of all ages can enjoy.

Information about performance dates and tickets is available at wwsymphony.com.

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Walla Walla Chamber Music Festival

Theater is alive and well in Walla Walla.

Once again music fills the streets, coffee shops, tasting rooms, libraries and parks of the area, all throughout the two week 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.”

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, the Power House Theatre and the Little Theatre of Walla Walla all provide top-notch performances throughout the season.

The 2012 festival is scheduled for June 7-22. For information visit wwcmf.org.

Community Groups 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.

More information can be found at whitman.edu, wallawallauniversity.edu, wallawalla.cc, shakespearewallawalla.org and wwlt.org.

Shakespeare Walla Walla and the Power House Theatre A collaboration with the Seattle Shakespeare Company brought professional Shakespearian theatre to the area. The actors also focus on education and involvement with area students.

The recent renovation of an 1890 building, the former Walla Walla Gas Plant, into a 340-seat performing arts theatre provides a home for Shakespeare Walla Walla and a venue for live theatre.

The design was inspired by William Shakespeare’s Blackfriars Theatre in London.

For information and this season’s schedule visit shakespearewallawalla.org and powerhousewallawalla.com.

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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.

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

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, 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. You can also get the ArtWalla Public Art Walking Tour and Coloring Book from artwalla.com to guide you through the art pieces in many places downtown.

In Heritage Park on Main Street you can view “Windows on the Past,” a recent project honoring the many ethnic and cultural groups in the area in the time span of 18501950. This mural of historic and modern photos on porcelain enamel on steel panels has been installed in the 1902 Odd Fellows Temple facade.

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

Gallery Walk May through December, you can visit galleries during 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 or call 509-529-8755.

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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, blueberries, strawberries and grapes, the area holds a bountiful harvest. While most acres are still devoted to wheat,

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

Walla Walla 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 gowallawallafarmersmarket.com.

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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 1

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Walla Walla Sweets—Washington —Washington State’s Official Vegetable 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.

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Designated as the official vegetable of Washington State in 2007, the Walla Walla Sweet Onion season runs from about the third week of June through

September. Right in the middle of the sweet onion harvest, the area hosts the Sweet Onion Festival in Downtown Walla Walla along Main Street, in July. 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.

Sueno hecho en realidad “A dream made into reality”

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!

Don’t miss tasting these 90+ point wines in the tasting room at the vineyards.

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

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History & Culture DIRECTORY Organization Directory

Art Gallery Directory

ArtWalla 509-301-0185 artwalla.com

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

BLDG 270 509-529-5543 bldg270.com Harper Joy Theatre Whitman College 509-527-5180 whitman.edu Melody of Arts 509-525-8600 wallawallamusic.com Power House Theatre 509-742-0739 powerhousewallawalla.com The Little Theatre of Walla Walla 509-529-3683 ltww.org Walla Walla Blues Society 509-529-7948 wwbs.org Walla Walla Choral Society 509-386-2445 wwchoralsociety.org

Amo Art 117 Main St., Waitsburg 509-876-1264 amo-art.com Art in Motion 85301 Highway 11, Milton-Freewater clayinmotion.com, 541-938-3316 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

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

Country Store Consignment & Antique Mall 2205 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-8500

Sheehan Gallery Whitman College whitman.edu 5 09-527-5249

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

Skylite Gallery 7 N. Second Ave. skylitegallery.com 509-525-4222

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

Stevens Gallery Whitman College whitman.edu 509-527-5208 Studio Opal 61 E. Main St. studioopal.com 509-526-5490

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

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

Walla Walla Valley Bands 509-301-3920 wwvalleybands.org

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

Walla Walla Community College Drama Department 509-527-4317 wwcc.edu

Dixie Art House 10188 E. Highway 12, Dixie dixiearthouse.com 509-520-0339

Twisted Twins 400 W. Whitman Drive, Ste. 6, College Place Twist-Twins.com 509-525-0507

WWCC Music Department 509-527-4690 wwcc.edu

Fenton Stahl Gallery 11 S. Spokane 509-529-6963

WW Friends of Acoustic Music 541-938-7403 fam.bmi.net

Fort Walla Walla Museum 755 Myra Rd. fortwallawallamuseum.org 509-525-7703

Walla Walla University Music Department 509-527-2561 wallawalla.edu

Walla Walla Sweet Adelines 509-526-0499 sairegion13.org Walla Walla Symphony 509-529-8020 wwsymphony.com Whitman College Music Department 509-527-5232 whitman.edu

Gerald Matthews Museum of Unnatural History 4 1/2 Main Street, Walla Walla wallawalladada.com 509-529-9399 Clyde and Mary Harris Gallery Walla Walla University wallawalla.edu 509-527-2600 Jill Ingram Watercolors 231 E. Main St., Dayton jillingram.com 509-382-3141

Antique Mall of Walla Walla 315 S. 9th Ave. Walla Walla 509-529-0677

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

Dancing Wind Studio abullock.com 509-520-8443

Walla Walla University Drama Department 509-527-2158 wallawalla.edu

Antique Dealer Directory

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

Maxine’s 15 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla 509-526-3141 Shady Lawn Antiques 711 N. Rose St. & E. Sumach St., Walla Walla shadylawnantiques.com 509-529-2123 The Clock Shop & Antiques 41 S. Palouse St., Walla Walla 509-525-4589 Hugs, Gifts & Collectibles 109 Main St., Waitsburg 509-539-8773 Mrs. Mc’s Antiques 163 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-1964 Timeless Treasures 216 E. Main St., Athena 541-861-5525 Somewhere in Time 352 E. Main St., Athena 541-566-2293

Gallery at the Weinhard 235 E. Main St., Dayton weinhard.com 509-382-4032 Windward Studio 1447 Bryant Ave. 509-529-4713

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Walla Walla Wine Events–2012 TASTING ROOM 18 North Second Avenue Walla Walla, WA 99362 Hours: Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Monday 10am to 4pm Sunday 11am to 4pm (509) 525-1506

Spring Release Weekend

Holiday Barrel Tasting

May 4-6 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.

December 7-9 Get into the holiday spirit...and the spirit of the Valley. Sample future releases right from the barrels, chat with the winemakers and get inspired. Each winery participates in its own distinctive way, with a variety of features including art, music, culinaria and more.

Vintage Walla Walla and Summer Barbecue June 14-16 Sample some new wines as well as some from the past. Plenty of events, including a barbecue.

Fall Release November 2-4 Step into the after-harvest mode, celebrate autumn and sample some new wines.

WINeRy ANd VINeyARd 1663 Corkrum Rd. Walla Walla, WA 99362 Winery visits by

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

EE First Case of Wine FR Walla Walla Wine Taste & Tote Take some of Walla Walla home with you!

Alaska Airlines, Tourism Walla Walla and the Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance announce the launch of Walla Walla Wine Taste and Tote, a one of a kind program that provides waived tasting fees at over 70 renowned Walla Walla wineries and no fee check-in of the first case of wine accompanying any Walla Walla outbound Alaska Airlines passenger.

TA S T I N G RO O M H O U R S : Open Daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

1979 JB George Road • Walla Walla, Washington 509.520.5166 • www.saviahcellars.com 165653

For a list of participating wineries and further details visit: wallawallawine.com/wine-taste-tote

Winery of the Year 10 consecutive years

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Est. 1983

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Reserve Tasting & Tour Fridays 3pm • April-November Space limited.

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• One of Washington State’s first artisan, family-owned wineries

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

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Restaurant Guide Fine Dining Brasserie Four 4 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-529-2011 Southfork Grill 1129 S. Second Ave., Walla Walla 509-522-4777 Manila Bay Cafe 311 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-2520 manilabaycafe.com Patit Creek 725 E. Dayton Ave., Dayton 509-382-2625

The Marc Restaurant Marcus Whitman Hotel 6 W. Rose St., Walla Walla 509-525-2200 marcuswhitmanhotel.com The Vine Cameo Heights Mansion 1072 Oasis Rd., Touchet 509-394-0211 thevinefinedining.com cameoheightsmansion.com Weinhard Cafe 258 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-1681 weinhard-cafe.com

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

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

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

Whoopemup Hollow Cafe 120 Main St., Waitsburg 509-337-9000 whoopemuphollowcafe.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

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

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

Coppei Coffee 137 Main St., Waitsburg 509-337-6631

Dominick’s On The Runway Walla Walla Regional Airport 509-522-9898

CrossRoads Steakhouse & Lounge 207 W. Main St., Walla Walla 509-522-1200 crossroadssteakhouse.com

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

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

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

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

Family Dining Clarette’s 15 S. Touchet St., Walla Walla 509-529-3430 Central Station Main St., Weston 541-566-1047

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Wee Bit O’Heather 1141 N. Columbia St., off Hwy 11 Milton-Freewater 541-938-5486 Fast Eddy’s 600 W. Main St., Walla Walla 509-525-2757 Ice Burg Drive-In 616 W. Birch St., Walla Walla 509-529-1793 Onion World - Sweet Onion Sausage 2 S. First Ave., Walla Walla 509-522-2541 onionworld.com Ray’s Drive-In 211 W. Main St., Dayton 509-382-4822 The Burger Hut 5 S. Main St., Milton-Freewater 541-938-6226

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

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 Ming Court Restaurant 1533 Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-522-2828 wallawallachinese food.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

Pizza Big Cheese Pizza 499 N. Wilbur Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-4422 Sweet Basil Pizzeria 5 S. First Ave., Walla Walla 509-529-1950 sweetbasilpizzeria.com The Den Pizzeria 615 S. College Ave., College Place 509-540-6886

Taste of the Valley

Tollgate Store and Restaurant Highway 204, Weston 541-566-3661

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 Continued on pg. 24

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Restaurant Guide Fiesta en Jalisco 400 W. Main St., Dayton 509-382-0606 La Casita Mexican Family Restaurant 315 S. Ninth Ave., Walla Walla 509-522-4941 La Ramada 6 S. Columbia, Milton-Freewater 541-938-3508 La Ramada 1708 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-5555 Rosita’s 1005 S. Ninth Ave., Walla Walla 509-525-5007 Taqueria Don Miguel 206 Main St., Waitsburg 509-337-3200

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Historic Whitehouse-Crawford Building • 212 N. 3rd Avenue, Walla Walla, Washington Open Monday & Thursday-Saturday 10am-5pm • Sunday 10am-2pm or by appointment

509.529.7198 • www.sevenhillswinery.com

Taqueria Yungapeti 320 S. Ninth Ave., Walla Walla 509-526-9494

Pub/Dining 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 Laht Neppur Brewing Co 444 Preston Ave., Waitsburg 509-337-6261 53 S. Spokane St., Walla Walla 509-529-2337 lahtneppur.com Long Branch Cafe and Saloon 201 E. Main St., Weston 541-566-3478

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Mill Creek Brew Pub 11 S. Palouse St., Walla Walla 509-522-2440 Mace Meadworks 250 E. Main St., Dayton 509-540-0000 Marcy’s Bar & Lounge 35 S. Colville St., Walla Walla 509-525-7482 Public House 124 124 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-876-4511 Continued on pg. 27

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Seed House Saloon 24 Touchet-Gardena Rd., Touchet 509-394-8814 Skye Book & Brew 148 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-4677 skyebookandbrew.com

Espresso in Motion 85301 Hwy 11, Milton-Freewater 541-938-5756 Frosted— The Cupcake Shop 7 S. 1st Ave., Walla Walla 509-5252434

John’s Wheatland Bakery 1828 E. Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla 509-522-2253 Mama Mia’s Pasta on the Go 203 Wildwood St., Walla Walla 509-529-4828

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

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

The Anchor Bar 128 Main St., Waitsburg 509-337-3008 theanchorbar.net The Oasis 85698 Highway 399, Old Milton Highway, Milton-Freewater 541-938-5900

Deli/Bakery/ Specialties A Stone’s Throw Cafe 54 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-240-2794 A Wing & A Prayer BBQ 201 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-876-6748

Home Baked Goodness 309 E. Main St., Dayton 509-520-0614 homebakedgoodness.net

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

GRAZE 5 S. Colville St., Walla Walla 509-522-9991

Peach & Pear Frozen Yogurt 15 S. 1st. Ave., Walla Walla 509-522-0322

Green Spoon 13 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-540-6388 His Garden Bakery and Cafe 28 S.E. 12th St., College Place 509-525-1040

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 Shelly’s Little Bit of Country 114 N. First, Dayton 509-382-2884 Someone’s In The Kitchen 132 W. Rose St., Walla Walla 509-240-6388 sitkwallawalla.com Stone Soup Cafe 105 E. Alder St., Walla Walla 509-525-5008 stonesoupcafe.net The Garden Vegan Cafe 36 S. Colville St., Walla Walla 509-529-3169

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

Walla Walla Bread Company 225 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-522-8422 Walla Walla Roastery & Cafe 290 A St., Airport, Walla Walla 509-526-3211 wallawallaroastery.com

Bacon & Eggs 503 E. Main St., Walla Walla 509-876-4554 Betty’s Diner 114 Preston Ave., Waitsburg 509-337-6098 Blue Palm Frozen Yogurt 1417 B Plaza Way, Walla Walla 509-876-2389 Coffee Perk 4 S. First Ave., Walla Walla 509-526-0636 Colville Street Patisserie 40 S. Colville St., Walla Walla 509-301-7289 colvillestreetpatisserie.com

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

Cookie Tree Bakery and Cafe 23 S. Spokane St., Walla Walla 509-522-4826 Country Cupboard Bakery & Deli 330 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-2215

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Cugini Italian Import Market 960 Wallula Rd., Walla Walla 509-526-0809 cuginiimportfoods.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 541-566-0320 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: Rooks Park - Bennington Lake Fort Walla Walla Natural Area & Park Touchet-Gardena area Walla Walla River Delta Two Rivers Habitat Management Unit McNary National Wildlife Refuge Hood Park Fish Hook Park Coppei Creek drainage

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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 Family Golfing Fun The Sweet Putt 417 Wellington, Walla Walla Indoor mini golf and game center, outdoor course thesweetputt.com 509-876-4949

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 of 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.

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.

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.

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

Opening day is June 1, at 7:05 p.m. in a game against the Corvallis Knights. The Sweets play the first round of home games through June 7. The Sweets also host the West Coast League All Star Game on July 24. To check on their complete season schedule visit wallawallasweets.com. More information is also available by calling 509-522-BALL. 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 • wallawallavalleybmx.com.

The Valley is rich with things to do.

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

There are small neighborhood parks, like Menlo park and larger ones like Pioneer Park. Each has its own character and activities available.

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

Farmers Market-April through October.

Don’t miss a Walla Walla Sweets baseball game!

U-Pick: • Blue Mountain Lavender Farm June-Mid-July • Lampson Blueberries June-early August • Morningstar Berry Farm raspberries mid-August-September • 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 and water toys for all age groups.

Milton-Freewater boasts one of the last drive-in theaters.

On your way into Milton-Freewater find all the carved frog statues. Waitsburg, Prescott and Dayton also have swimming pools for summer fun.

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

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Events Calendar Through mid May The Kirkman House Museum hosts the exhibit “Historic Dresses of the Walla Walla Pioneers.”

Call 509-529-4373.

March 5 Most Monday and Saturday nights, there’s live music at Vintage Cellars.

Call 509-529-9340.

March 7, April 4, May 2, September 5, October 3, November 7, December 5 The Friends of Acoustic Music present a Wednesday evening contra dance. Reid Campus Center Ballroom, Whitman College.

Call 541-938-7403.

Through June 3 Tamástslikt Cultural Institute New exhibit “Painted Metaphors: Pottery and Politics of the Ancient Maya.”

Call 541-966-9748.

Through March 31 Walla Walla Gourmet Getaways A special twonight stay at a local inn, a cooking class and more.

Classes include March 10, Italian Favorites, March 17, Irish Soda bread, March 31 Easter breads. Info: wwbbia.com.

Through April 13 Sheehan Gallery Whitman College’s Sheehan Gallery hosts “SHELL: An Installation by Susan Murrell.”

Call 509-527-5249 or visit whitman.edu.

Through October 1 The Dayton Historic Depot hosts the exhibit “Iron Horses,” a display of railroad photos by artists and photographer Charlene Collins Freeman. Call 509-382-2026.

March 7 Walla Walla Wine Works hosts music on Wednesdays.

Call 509-522-1261.

March 7 Open mic at Laht Neppur Ale House. Call 509-5292337.

March 7 Red Monkey Lounge Wednesdays mean it’s time for the OpenMic Red Monkey Jam at the Red Monkey Lounge. Call 509522-3865.

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March 8 Walla Walla Village Winery Open-Mic Night every Thursday, features local musicians.

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

March 8 the Anchor Bar Thursdays and Saturdays there’s live music at the Anchor Bar, Waitsburg.

Call 509-337-3008.

March 9 Public House 124 often has concerts on Fridays.

Call 509-876-4511.

March 9-10 Sapolil Cellars Live music every Friday and Saturday. Call 509-520-5258.

March 9-10 Live music most weekends at the Backstage Bistro.

Call 509-526-0690.

March 9-10 The Oasis at Stateline features live music on weekends. Call 541-938-4776.

March 9-10 Wildfire Sports Bar Wildhorse Resort & Casino, Pendleton Wildfire hosts music every Friday and Saturday. Call 800-654-9453.

March 9-11 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 509-527-4255.

March 10, 17, 24, 31 Every Saturday in March there will be big giveaways for the Wildhorse Resort & Casino anniversary. Call 800654-9453.

March 17, April 21, May 19, June 16, July 21 at Whitman Mission, September 15, October 20, November 21 The Friends of Acoustic Music present a monthly contra dance. Unity Church of Peace, near the Walla Walla Regional Airport, except for July 21, held at the Whitman Mission.

Call 541-938-7403.

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March 16 Brix & Brew Benefit auction in Dayton celebrates with a Beer & Wine Social and more.

Call 509-382-4825 or visit historicdayton.com.

March 18 Wine Country Concert Band Festival Walla Walla Valley Bands Concert Band, 3 p.m., Walla Walla Community College Performing Arts Center. Details: 509-301-3920.

March 20 Walla Walla Choral Society Concert “Love in the Spring,” celebrates love and romance.

7:30 p.m., First Congregational Church, Walla Walla.

Call 509-386-2445.

March 23-25 Walla Walla Home & Outdoor Show, Walla Walla County Fairgrounds.

Call 509-522-1383.

March 24 Peter Frampton in concert.

Cordiner Hall, Whitman College. Call 877-301-1181.

March 26-27 Walla Walla Valley Violence Prevention Coalition Conference. Keynote speech by Dr. Vincent Felitti, M.D. The next day the conference continues with workshops and panels.

Visit the wwvvpc site for more information, wwviolenceprevention.com.

March 30, last Friday of each month Pottery Painting Studio Carnegie Center For all ages, the last Friday of each month you can paint bisque on the pottery of your choice. City of Walla Walla Department of Parks and Recreation. Call 509-527-4527 or wwpr.us.

April 1 Ski Bluewood BASH Join the festivities at the end of ski season.

Call 509-382-4725.

April 7 Frazier Farmstead Museum Opens Frazier Farmstead Museum at 1403 Chestnut Street, in Milton-Freewater includes the restored home with much of the original furnishings. In season the museum is open regular hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday - Sat-

For an up-to-date calendar visit: www.destination or wallawalla.com

urday, April through December. Visit museum.bmi.net or call 541-938-4636.

April 8, 15, 22, 29 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 11-16 Harper Joy Theatre Whitman College HJT presents “The Birthday Party.” Call 509-527-5180.

April 12 Maxey Auditorium Whitman College The Visiting Writers Reading series continues with authors Srikanth Reddy and Suzanne Buffam.

Details: www.whitman.edu April 13 Whitman College Whitman Jazz Ensemble Spring Concert conducted

by Doug Scarborough. Chism Hall. Call 509-527-5232.

April 13-15 Barrel Daze Walla Walla Fairgrounds. This Valley Girls Barrel Racing event includes lots of excitement, Saturday night dinner and auction.

Call 509-522-1137.

April 13-22 Spring Poker Round-Up Wildhorse Resort & Casino.

Call 800-654-9453.

April 14 Cordiner Hall The Whitman College Chorale and Chamber Singers Spring Concert conducted by Jeremy Mims.

Call 509-527-5232.

April 14 Feast Walla Walla Celebration of friends, food, wine and art of the Walla Walla Valley.

Downtown Walla Walla.

Call 509-529-8755.

April 15 Historic Mullen Road dedication, part of the Sesquicentennial celebration in Walla Walla. 1 p.m., Abadie and 13th.

Call 509-525-8799.

April 19-22 S.E. Washington Quarter Horse Show Walla Walla Fairgrounds This is the region’s premier Quarter Horse event.

Call 509-525-8308.

April 20-22 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 20-May 20 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 21 All-Comers Track & Field Meet Kids 12 and under have an opportunity to excel at track and field events. City of Walla Walla Parks and Recreation Department. Details: wwpr.us or 509-527-4527.

April 21 Walla Walla Symphony Chamber Soiree Series Concert featuring pianist Stephen Beus. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. Call 509-529-8020.

April 21- October 7 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 509-301-9243.

April 11 Whitman Wind Ensemble Spring Concert Directed by Dave Glenn. 7:30 p.m., Chism recital Hall, Whitman College.

Call 509-527-5232.

Sunday the Richard Kegley Memorial Fun Run. Sunday’s festivities finish up with the annual WWU Homecoming Car Show.

Call 509-527-2656.

April 26-29 Whitman College Spring Reunion Weekend, for the classes of 1966-68, 1972.

Call 509-527-5167.

April 27 Walla Walla YWCA Golfers Against Domestic Violence Walla Walla Country Club.

Call 509-525-2570.

April 27-May 6 “The Tempest,” produced

by Shakespeare Walla Walla and performed at the Power House Theatre.

Call 509-742-0739.

April 27, 28, May 4-6, 11-12 The Little Theatre of Walla Walla The Little Theatre presents “The Hobbit” adapted from JRR Tolkien.

Call 509-529-3683.

April 28 Renaissance Faire Whitman College The annual festival includes medieval costumes, music and crafts on Memorial Lawn.

Call 509-527-5367.

April 28 Whitman College Orchestra Spring Concert.

Chism Recital Hall.

Call 509-527-5232.

April 28-29 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.

April 24 Walla Walla Symphony Concert “Spring Celebration,” featuring pianist Stephen Beus. Cordiner Hall, Whitman College. Call 509-529-8020 or visit wwsymphony.com.

April 29 Sweet Home Walla Walla Historic Home Tour Kirkman House Museum hosts this tour of historic homes. Call 509-529-4373.

April 26 Jazz Time at the Pavilion Walla Walla Valley Bands Main Street Jazz Band and Mill Creek Jazz Ensemble perform, 7:30 p.m., Walla Walla Community College China Pavilion. Call 509-301-3920.

May-August As part of the sesquicentennial celebration, Living History interpreters offer tours in Downtown Walla Walla. 1 p.m., Saturdays at First Ave. and Main St. Call 509-5258799.

April 26-29 Walla Walla University Alumni Weekend The weekend includes the Eugene Winter Alumni Golf Classic and on

May 2 YWCA Leadership Luncheon Marcus Whitman Hotel. This special event is both informational and inspi-

rational. Nationally acclaimed speakers keynote the affair at the Marcus Whitman Hotel.

Call 509-525-2570.

May 3-6, 17-19 Harper Joy Theatre Whitman College. Harper Joy Theatre presents a performance of “Trelawny.” Call 509-527-5180.

May 4, June 1, July 6, August 3, September 7, October 5, November 2, December 7 ArtWalk Visit galleries and chat with artists on the First Friday ArtWalk. Visit artwalkwallawalla.com.

May4-6 Spring Release Milton-Freewater wineries and cideries host Spring Release. Details from individual establishments.

May 4-6 Walla Walla Valley Wineries Spring Release Weekend The Valley’s winemakers introduce their new wines and share their inspiration.

Visitors can enjoy the new vintages, many only found by visiting the wineries and tasting rooms. Call 509-526-3117 or visit wallawallawine.com.

May 5-October Farmers Market Crawford Park. Every weekend the Farmers Market brings you fresh local produce and a free concert while you shop. Call 509-5203647.

May 6 Farm to Table Historic Dinner, Kirkman House Museum. Call 509-5294373.

May 11-13 2012 Annual Balloon Stampede Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. The annual Hot Air Balloon Stampede is great family fun. 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 12-13, 17, 19-20 Walla Walla University Drama “Romeo and Juliet,” will be performed. Call 509-527-2656.

May 17-20 Whitman College 50th Re-union Welcome back, class of 1962. Call 509-527-5167.

May 20 Whitman College Commencement Paying tribute and delivering challenges to the graduating class of 2012. 11 a.m. Memorial Lawn.

Call 509-527-5156.

May 24-27, June 1-3 Walla Walla Community College Theatre Arts Performance of “Twelfth Night or What You Will”

by William Shakespeare.

Performing Arts Center, WWCC. Call 509-527-4575.

May 25-28 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 800882-6299.

May 25 through September 2 The Kirkman House Museum hosts the exhibit “Play Ball: 120 Years of Baseball in Walla Walla.” Call 509529-4373.

June 1 Walla Walla Sweets Baseball Season opener.

7:05 p.m., Borleske Stadium. Visit wallawallasweets. com or call 509-522-BALL. June 2 Walla Walla Dance Company performance. 7:30 p.m., Cordiner Hall, Whitman College. Call 509-522-1338.

June 2-3 Pioneer Days Weston, Oregon. City-wide celebration. Visit westonchamber. bmi.net.

Events Calendar

June 2-3 Walla Walla University The Festival of The Actors, a student created show. Call 509-527-2641.

June 3 Walla Walla Community College Recognition It’s WWCC’s graduation, honoring those who’ve completed their chosen plan of work. Call 509-522-2500.

June 6, July 4, August 1 Contra Dance at the Pioneer Park Bandstand. Call 541-938-7403.

June 7-22 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-August Every Saturday and Sunday Downtown Summer Sounds Concerts Land Title Plaza.

Enjoy music outdoors. Call 509-529-8755.

June 8-9 June 8 and 9 American Cancer Society Relay For Life Borleske Stadium Track, starting at 6 p.m. June 8. Relay For Life is a life-changing event that gives everyone in communities across the globe a chance to celebrate the lives of people who have battled cancer, remember loved ones lost, and fight back against the disease.

Info: 509-240-4514 or www. relayforlife.org/wallawallawa.

June 8-9 Milton-Freewater Street Fair Old Town Freewater North Main St. Call 541-938-3727.

June 9-10 Fort Walla Walla Days Fort Walla Walla Museum In this annual event, you can see historic interpreters

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represent the people of the past, celebrate the 150th anniversary of the founding of the city of Walla Walla, and learn about 19th century US Military encampments, fur trade. Area Indian people present their stories with exhibits. Call 509-525-7703.

June 10 Walla Walla University Commencement Family, friends and the College Place community salute the class of 2012.

Congratulations! Call 509527-2656.

June 10 Mares ‘N Music Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. 3 p.m. Beautiful horses and live symphonic music. Call 509-529-8020.

June 14-16 Vintage Walla Walla The annual wine tasting event and summer barbecue. For advance tickets call 509-526-3117 or visit wallawallawine.com.

June 15 through August 26 Tamástslikt Cultural Institute hosts the exhibit “Transitions--One Man Show: Joey Lavadour.” Call 541-966-9748.

June 15-17 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 800-882-6299.

June 17 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 509-525-8602.

June 23, July 28, August 25 Family Movie Night The Downtown Walla Walla Foundation helps you celebrate summer with its outdoor movies. Borleske Park. Call 509-529-8755.

July 14-15 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.

June 23-July 8 Big Daddy’s Bar-B-Q, Jeff Wayne, at the Power House Theatre. Call 509-742-0739.

June 24 St. Jean-Baptiste Day celebration of French-Canadian culture. Frenchtown Historic Site, 8364 Old Highway 12, west of Walla Walla. Call 509-629-0044.

June 24 The City of Walla Walla and the Kirkman House Museum present the Pioneer Park Bandstand Concert featuring the Air Force Band and the Ken Hanson Band. Call 509-529-4373.

July 14-15 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 509525-1031.

June 26 Explorer Kid Camp Fort Walla Walla Museum. This day camp for kids learning about the exploration of the west. Call 509-525-7703.

July 17 Pioneer Kids Camp.

Fort Walla Walla Museum. Call 509-525-7703.

June 30 Frazier Farmstead Museum Milton-Freewater Summertime Festival It’s a musical party in a beautiful historic setting.

Call 541-938-4636.

July 19-22 Mule Mania, Dayton. Classes, parade, American Chuck Wagon Cook-Off. Call 509382-4825.

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. This year, it’s also the 150th anniversary for the city of Walla Walla. This historic milestone is the theme of the celebration. You can learn about the customs and traditions of the past in performances by Living History Interpreters. Also on tap: activities and games that would have been played at a community celebration in 1862 will be showcased this year. It’s a blend of the old and the new: food, music and fun.

Fireworks display at dark in the area near Fort Walla Walla Park and the VA.Visit 4thofjulyinthepark.com.

July 6-8 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.

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June 2-3, Saturdays and Sundays through August Downtown Summer Sounds Concert Series, 4-7 p.m., Land Title Plaza, Walla Walla. Call 509-529-8755.

July 20-22 DHS Alumni Weekend Dayton High School AllAlumni Gathering features a parade, picnic and parties.

Alumni Open House at the Dayton Depot. Alumni call 509-382-2687.

July 21-22 Logs to Frogs Milton-Freewater. The annual chainsaw carving competition, Logs to Frogs pits 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 541-938-8236.

July 23 The Walla Walla Sweets, hosts of the West Coast League All Star Game and the Downtown Foundation present an All Star Block Party with family friendly activities, live music, food and fun. Main St., between Spokane and Colville. Visit wallawallasweets.com or 509-522-BALL. July 21, 23-25, 27 Walla Walla Summer Dance Festival The festival begins with Daniel Cruz conducting an Open Class at the YMCA. On the 23rd, a lecture and dance demonstration featuring professional dancers featured in this year’s performance.

The events on the 24th include an afternoon event in partnership with the Walla Walla Public Library for a Terrific Tuesday for children and families. Later that day you can watch an Open Rehearsal. July 25 features “Dancers at the Barre” an exhibition of their rigorous workouts. The festival culminates in this year’s performance featuring the Oregon Ballet Company,

Seattle hip-hop company Cruz Control and New York modern company the John Passafiume Dancers. Cordiner Hall. Visit wallawallasummerdancefestival.org.

July 24 The Walla Walla Sweets host the West Coast League All Star Game at Borleske Stadium. Visit wallawallasweets. com or call 509-522-BALL. August 2-26 Shakespeare Walla Walla Summer Festival Performances of “Romeo & Juliet” and “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare” at the Power House Theatre. Visit shakespearewallawalla.org, powerhousewallawalla or call 509-742-0739.

August 4-5 YMCA Peach Basket Classic Downtown Walla Walla This basketball tournament draws teams from all over the northwest.

Call 509-525-8863.

August 12 Ice Cream Social Fort Walla Walla Museum.

Celebrate history with some ice cream. Call 509-5257703.

Events Calendar

July 20-21 Part of the 150th anniversary of Walla Walla: a wagon train will arrive at Fort Walla Walla Park. Riders in the wagon train will be wearing period clothing --you can experience a real wagon train. On July 21 it leaves Fort Walla Walla Park for the Whitman Mission National Historic Site. Call 509-5257703 or 509-525-8799.

August 4 Evening at the Depot Dayton Depot. Spend a fun-filled summer evening at the Dayton Depot wine & beer social. There’s a live and silent auction of art, antiques and collectibles. Call 509382-2026 or visit historicdaytondepot.org.

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Events Calendar

August 17-19 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 541-9385563.

August 19 Women’s History Celebration 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. Call 509-525-7703.

August 29-September 2 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, Dutch Oven Cook-Off, 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 1-509-527-FAIR(3247) or visit co.walla-walla.wa.us.

September 5-16 Fiesta Caliente A festive celebration at the Power House Theatre. Call 509742-0739.

September 6 through October 27 Tamástslikt Cultural Institute hosts the exhibit “Charles M. Russell, Master of Western Art.” Call 541-966-9748.

September 7-8 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 509529-8755 or visit wheelinwallawalla.com.

September 7-9 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 8 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 8-9 Marcus Whitman Gem and Mineral Show Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. Exhibits of magnificent gems, minerals, crystals and jewelry, hosted by the Marcus Whitman Gem and Mineral Society. Call 509-5293673.

September 12-15 Pendleton Round-Up The annual Pendleton Round-Up includes exciting rodeo action and colorful pageantry. Visit pendletonroundup.com.

September 14-16 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.

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September 15-16 Eddie MacMurdo Horse Show Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. With colorful costumes and fun, this annual show features many riding styles, classes and age groups. Call 509-5294067.

September 16 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 22 As part of Walla Walla’s sesquicentennial events, there’s a Victorian Ball to celebrate. Call the Kirkman House Museum, 509-5294373.

September 21-23 CayUmaWa Golf Tournament. Wildhorse Resort & Casino, Pendleton. Call 800-654-9453.

September 22 Party with a Purpose YWCA benefit dinner. Pavilion, Walla Walla County Fairgrounds. 6 p.m. Call 509-525-2570.

September 29 Gran Fondo Walla Walla A variety of events, including walking, cycling, horseback riding, motorcycle riding, all to benefit cancer patients. Call 509-5225783.

September 28-30 Whitman College Fall Reunion Weekend for the classes of 1987, 1991-93, 2002. Call 509-527-5167.

October 6 Dayton On Tour Tour public and private his-

In Partnership with Adventist Health

October 6 The annual Frenchtown Rendezvous Dinner.

Frenchtown Hall, Lowden.

Call 509-629-0044.

October 7 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 805459-7324.

October-April Walla Walla Symphony Cordiner Hall. The Walla Walla Symphony starts its new season of performances. There will also be concerts in November, December. Call 509-5298020.

October - December Dayton Historic Depot The Dayton Depot hosts the annual mixed media

show featuring works created by local artists.

Call 509-382-2026.

October 13-14 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 509-5299418.

October 19-Nov. 4 All American Country A country music salute with a special tribute to all American veterans.

Power House Theatre.

Call 509-742-0739.

October 20 Humane Society Gala Benefit Fall Furr Ball An elegant evening at the Fairgrounds Pavilion to support a great cause.

Call 509-529-5188.

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September 15 Kirkman House Museum The annual Sheep to Shawl event includes spinning and weaving demonstrations. Call 509-529-4373.

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Events Calendar October 26-27 Sweet Adelines Annual Show Blue Mountain Chorus and others perform show tunes. 7:30 p.m., Performing Arts Center, Walla Walla Community College. Call 509-520-0675.

October 27 The annual Bridal Fair at the Marcus Whitman Hotel & Conference Center.

Call 509-525-2200.

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October 28 Pumpkin Party at the Kirkman House Museum. Call 509-529-4373.

October 31 Downtown Walla Walla Trick or Treat Kids in costumes trick or treat merchants downtown. Call 509529-8755.

October 31 Halloween Party, Wildhorse Resort & Casino. Call 800-654-9453.

November 2-4 Autumn Release Weekend Visit participating wineries, sample new wines and celebrate the fall season. Call 509526-3117 or visit wallawallawine.com.

November 4 Fall Farm to Table Historic Dinner. Call the Kirkman House Museum 509-5294373.

November 9-10 Mary Stewart Christmas Craft Show Milton-Freewater. Get in the holiday spirit at the annual craft show. Call 541-938-6401.

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November 23-24 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 1-800-882-6299 or visit historicdayton.com.

November 24 Christmas Gift Boutique Craft Show Location to be announced. Enjoy wonderful arts and crafts in this annual juried show. Call 509-529-8210.

November 30 Bright Lights Parade & Tree Lighting Milton-Freewater. Watch the Bright Lights Parade at 6:30 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 541-938-3331.

December 1 Holiday Farmers Market Crawford Park. Music, art and fun at a special holiday Farmers Market. Call 509-520-3647.

December 1 Holiday Bazaar. Wildhorse Resort & Casino, Pendleton. Call 800-6549453.

December 1 Victorian Christmas Jubilee The Kirkman House Museum’s annual open house celebrates the holiday season. Call 509-529-4373.

December 1 Whitman Chorale and Chamber Singers concert. Cordiner Hall, Whitman College.

Call 509-527-5232.

December 1 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.

December 2 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. Cordner Hall, Whitman College.

Call 509-527-5232.

December 2 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. Ye Town Hall. Call 509-337-8849.

December 5 Frazier Farmstead Museum Victorian Christmas Open House. Celebrate the holidays in this beautifully decorated museum. Call 541-938-4636.

December 5 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 509-529-1200.

December 7-9 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. Call 509526-3117 or visit wallawallawine.com.

Dec. 7-23 “A Blue Mountain Christmas,” a familyfriendly performance at the Power House Theatre. Call 509-742-0739.

Through mid-December Holiday Open House Blue Mountain Lavender Farm hosts its winter open house.

Call 509-529-3276.

December 14 Mom’s Network Reading Room, Walla Walla Public Library.

Call 509-529-8755.

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Waitsburg Dining & Spirits Betty’s Diner 114 Preston Ave Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-6098

Whoopemup Hollow Cafe 120 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-9000

Coppei Coffee Company 137 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-524-8184 Jimgermanbar 119 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-6001

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Waitsburg Lodging Hiromi’s Vacation Rental 609 Orchard Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-6028

PJ’s Vacation Rentals 238 West Fifth Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-8876

Lewis Peak Estates 26 Lewis Peak Road Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-200-2131

Seven Porches Guest House 329 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-378-9212 206-794-7516

Nothing New Lodging 214 Main Street Waitsburg, WA 99361 509-337-6393

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Waitsburg Shopping

145 Main St. PO box 67 waitsburg, wa 99361

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Midway Food Mart 509-337-6151 Midway is a quick stop gas station and grocery store.

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Lavender’s-R-Us 509-337-9020 Lavender’s-R-Us offers a U-Pick Lavender field and a Gift Shop loaded with lavender products and hand crafted items.

The Crossroads Mercantile 509-337-9027 The Crossroads Mercantile specializes in creating historically accurate clothing.

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APRIL 7 Community Easter Egg Hunt Annual egg hunt in Preston Park.

Call 509-337-6371 APRIL 20-22 Tour of Walla Walla Bicycle Race Enjoy the beautiful landscape and exciting racing events.

Call 509-337-6371 or visit www.tourofwallawalla.com

SEPTEMBER 16 Pioneer Fall Festival & Buffalo Feed Tour the historic Bruce Mansion, see how the pioneers lived, enjoy a buffalo barbecue and more.

Call 509-337-6157 SEPTEMBER 22 Salmon Bake Fresh salmon and all of the trimmings. Must be 21 to attend.

Call 509-337-6371 DECEMBER Kid Shopping Night Sponsored by the American Legion Call 337-8875

TOUR OF WALLA WALLA BICYCLE RACE The Waitsburg Times

MAY 5 Lions Club Rib Feed All you can eat rib feed.

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Santa, a parade and holiday shopping.

Call 509-337-8875

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MAY 18-19 Waitsburg Car Show Action all over town.

MAY 25-27 Touchet River Roundup Celebration of Sobriety Family-oriented event at the fairgrounds, celebrates sobriety with activities for all.

Call 509-526-3602

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JUNE 9-10 Junior Livestock Show Area youth show their prized animals at the fairgrounds.

Call 509-337-6539

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MAY 28 Memorial Day Celebration Local veterans give a presentation at the City Cemetery honoring all veterans.

Call 509-337-6546

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Bluewood Ski Resort

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All Wheels Weekend Father’s Day Weekend every year Classic Car Show with Friday night cruise, Live stage show, Demo derby.

Enjoy the Outlaw lawn drag races and the ever popular “Men’s Drag Races.” Check out allwheelsweekend.com.

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Blue Mountain Brix & Brew Festival Annual Chamber Benefit Auction Romantic Getaway Packages, Gift Packages, Entertainment, Beer & Wine Social, Hearty Hors d’oeuvres, a fun evening for all. historicdayton.com/brixandbrew.html

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Dayton Days Memorial Day Weekend enjoy the parade on Main

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Mule Mania One of the first of its type in the Pacific Northwest...a show to educate the public about the great qualities and versatility of the mule and donkey. Classes, parade, American Chuck Wagon Cook-off. FREE Admission - Public Welcome.

Go to mulemaniadayton.com.

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Evening At The Depot A Friday night art, antiques, and collectibles benefit auction at the oldest depot in the state. Wine and Beer social included.

Contact 509-382-2026. Go to daytonhistoricdepot.org.

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Columbia County Fair Columbia County celebrates their fair with exhibits, one of the best BBQ’s around, children’s games, and an exciting Motocross race.

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Dayton Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Banquet Every year the chamber awards banquet recognizes those in our community who made outstanding effort on behalf of the community, business, as an employee and youth. Social hour begins at 6 pm, dinner at 6:30 and presentation program at 7:15 pm. Purchase at the Chamber office, 509-3824825.

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Christmas Kickoff “An Old Fashioned Christmas” Thanksgiving Weekend every year. Great fireworks, Hay Rides, Santa on the Historic Main St., Lighted Christmas Parade, Wine Tasting, Christmas Market Kickoff.

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

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Enjoy a fun alumni parade, picnics and gatherings.

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St., Rodeo, and Monday’s Touchet River Run.

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Dayton Historic Depot 222 E Commercial, Dayton, WA 99328

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

Fresh food, house-made desserts, local wines Tuesday - Saturday Lunch & Dinner Sunday Brunch

Winter Hours: Wed-Sat 11-4 Summer Hours: Wed-Sat 10-12 & 1-5 Group tours of 3 museums in Dayton are available, call for price quote.

Modern American Food

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

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

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THE COuNTRY CuPBOARD 330 E Main St. 509-382-2215.

CROFT’S FLORAL 207 E Main St. 509-382-2565 DiNGLE’S OF DAYTON 179 E Main St. 509-382-2581 ELK DRuG 176 E. Main St. 509-382-2536 GALLERY AT THE WEiNHARD Located next to the Weinhard Hotel at 231 E Main St.

Jill ingram Watercolors 509-382-314 • Stobie Fine Arts 509-382-4096 JACCi’S YARN BASKET 242 E Main St. 509-382-2526 MRS. MC’S ANTiQuES 163 E. Main St. 509-382-1964 SKYE BOOK & BREW PuB 148 E Main St. skyebookandbrew.com 509-382-2787 THE ViLLAGE SHOPPES 245 E. Main St. call 509-382-9152 WENAHA GALLERY 219 E Main St. wenaha.com or call 509-382-2124

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Lodging, Camping & Dining Dayton Lodging BLuE MOuNTAiN MOTEL 414 W Main St. 509-382-3040 BLuEWOOD ViEW SuiTE 800 N Willow St. 509-520-2558 bluewoodview.com HOLLYHOCK HEAVEN 226 W Patit St. 509-382-2835 | 509-382-3137 SECOND ST. COTTAGE 502 S Second St. 509-386-8344 THE PuRPLE HOuSE B & B 415 E Clay St. 509-382-3159 1-800-486-2574 purplehousebnb.com THE WEiNHARD HOTEL 235 E Main St., weinhard.com | 509-382-4032

Area Dining ASiAN GRiLL 525 W. Main St., Dayton

509 382-3022 COuNTRY CuPBOARD BAKERY & DELi 330 East Main St., Dayton 509 382-2215 DAYTON EAGLE’S 222 East Main St., Dayton 509 382-2112 DAYTON WiNE WORKS & GRAiN HOuSE GRiLL 232 E. Main St., Dayton 509-382-1200 FiESTA EN JALiSCO 404 W Main St., Dayton 509 382-0606 fiestaenjalisco.net HOME BAKED GOODNESS 309 E Main St., Dayton 509 520-0614 homebakedgoodness.net MACE MEAD WORKS 250 E. Main St. Dayton 509-540-0000 MANiLA BAY ASiAN CAFE 311 East Main St., Dayton

509 382-2520 manilabaycafe.com PATiT CREEK 725 E. Dayton Ave., Dayton 509 382-2625 RAWHiDE BAR N’ GRiLL 211 Main St. Starbuck 509-399-2222 SKYE BOOK & BREW PuB 148 East Main St., Dayton 509 382-HOPS (4677) skyebookandbrew.com THE SAND TRAP 209 N Pine St., Dayton 509 382-4851 THE SNAKE RiVER GRiLL 102 Lyons Ferry Road, Starbuck | 509 399-8020 lyonsferrykoa.com WEiNHARD CAFE 258 East Main St., Dayton 509 382-1681 weinhard-cafe.com THREASHER’S BAR & GRiLL 214 East Main St., Dayton 509 382-2364

Area Camping SHANGRi-LA RiVER RANCH 104 Rose Gulch Road, Dayton, OR 509-382-1125 LYONS FERRY MARiNA 102 Lyons Ferry Road , Starbuck 509.399.8020 NORTHWORLD RV PARK Highway 12 & Lower Hogeye Road, Dayton 509-382-1525 TuCANNON RiVER RV PARK 511 Highway 261 509-399-2056 THE LAST RESORT 2005 Tucannon Road, Pommeroy 509-843-1556 www.thelastresortrv.com CAMERON COuRT RV PARK 522 Cameron St., Dayton 509-382-4410 or 382-2397

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Milton-Freewater Oregon

Muddy Frogwater Festival • Logs to Frogs 18-Hole Executive Golf Course • Skateboard Park Frazier Farmstead Museum • Public Library Farmer’s Market • Yantis Park • Aquatic Center Historic City Hall • Wineries • Cider • Orchards Harris Park • Marie Dorian Park

City of Milton-Freewater PO Box 6 Milton-Freewater, OR 97862 www.mfcity.com

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Milton-Freewater Chamber of Commerce 157 S. Columbia, MF, OR 97862 www.mfchamber.com 541-938-5563

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

For family-style fun visit friendly

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Milton-Freewater Special Events Frazier Farmstead Spring Opening - April 7; Regular season hours:11am-4 pm, Thursday-Saturday through December. Summertime festival June 30. 6pm-10pm, $30 per person; Victorian Christmas Open House December 5, 4pm-8pm. Visit museum.bmi.net or call 541-938-4636.

Spring Release First week of May. Local wineries and cideries showcase their creations. Call individual establishments for details.

Milton-Freewater Junior Show May 10-13. This event showcases youth and their commitment to their family farm heritage. For info call 541-938-3379.

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Logs to Frogs July 21-22. A two-day outdoor event that puts chainsaw carvers in competition. You’ll like watching the sawdust fly. Call 541-938-8236.

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Muddy Frogwater Festival August 17-19. The annual community Festival & Corn Roast with the charm of an old-fashioned get together. Visit mfchamber.com or call 541-938-5563.

Veteran’s Day Parade November 11 Bright Lights Parade & Tree Lighting November 30. Celebrate the season with lighted floats on parade through Milton-Freewater. Then gather for the lighting of the Christmas tree. Visit mfchamber.com or call 541-938-5563.

Weston Pioneer Days June 2-3. This famous city-wide celebration includes a Fireman’s breakfast, bike ride, concessions, games and more. Visit westonchamber. bmi.net.

We Care About Your Comfort Offering all the newest styles of the finest comfort brands.

Athena Caledonian Games July 14-15. This annual Scottish Heritage Festival showcases athletic events, traditional dancing and music, games, food and sheep dog trials. Visit athenacaledoniangames.org.

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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 2012 Community Events

Pendleton Round-Up & Happy Canyon Night Show September 12-15 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.

Foot of the Blues Cowboy Gathering May 24-27 Equipment Show June 5-6 Annual Pow Wow at Wildhorse July 6-8

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

Bikers in the Blues Motorcycle Rally July 14 Pendleton Cattle Baron’s Weekend May 10-13 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 19 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.

Bikers In The Blues Motorcycle Rally July 25-27 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.

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

Century Ride of the Centuries Bike Rally May 25-27 A holiday weekend of cycling past wheat fields and into the mountains.

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

Old Iron Show June 5-6 The annual show features tractors and other vintage farm equipment.

Visit pendletonchamber.com.

Annual Pow Wow at Wildhorse Resort & Casino July 14-15 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.

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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 $55-$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 $45.15 - $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 $99-$139.95 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 Call or visit web site for rates.

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Pool, TV, meeting room, shuttle van available, credit cards accepted.

1-866-938-6369 $59-$79. TV, phone, credit cards accepted

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.

Out West Motel 84040 Highway 11, Milton-Freewater 541-938-6647 or 1-800-881-6647 $55-$80. TV, phone, some kitchens, credit cards accepted.

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 $129-$279 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 1-800800-8000 Call for rates. 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 $55-$150. 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 $67-$79. Indoor spa, sauna and exercise room, seasonal pool, continental breakfast, complimentary guest laundry.

Morgan Inn 104 N. Columbia, MiltonFreewater 541-938-5547 or

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

den with T.V. and Wi-Fi. Backyard with patio and barbecue as well as off street parking.

Visit vrbo.com/293884. Call 888-526-8718.

Beit Nur 1221 Portland St., Walla Walla Call 509-420-9321 or visit vbro.com/220317 or northweststuff.com/beitnur/ for more information. The “House of Light,” is a three bedroom, built in 1935, with a large back yard, eastgate neighborhood.

Close to Whitman College and minutes from Downtown.

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

Bella Vida 404 E. Cherry, Walla Walla Call 425-339-2683 or 425328-8898 or visit wallawallavacationhome.com for rates and amenities. Updated 1904 home, close to Downtown and Whitman College.

Wildhorse Hotel Resort & Casino 46510 Wildhorse Boulevard, Pendleton 800-654-9453 or visit wildhorseresort.com In room coffee, microwave, hairdryer, flat screen TV.

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.

Guest houses/ retreats 3 Maples Cottage Waitsburg, vrbo.com/351608 A restored 1910 home close to Main St. For prices and contact visit website.

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 866972-5342 or visit akdiceguesthouse.com for more information and rates.

AGK Cottage 610 E. Sumach Great location. Close to downtown restaurants, shopping and Whitman College. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms,

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.

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.

Bryant House 1250 Bryant Ave Walla Walla Visit vrbo.com/393713, guesthomerentals@ fatduckinn.com or call 888526-8718. Three bedrooms, two baths.

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.

Cottage on Pine 112 Pine St., Walla Walla Within walking distance of tasting rooms and fine dining. Call 717-329-9055 or visit vrbo.com/345941.

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. Newly constructed, quiet end unit, two bedrooms. $250 a night.

Farmstay Gite at the Monteillet Fromagerie 109 Ward Rd., Dayton A quiet retreat in the country on a working dairy. Call 509-382-1917 or visit monteilletcheese.com Fischer House On Eagan 128 Eagan Avenue Fischer Suites 322 Alder, Walla Walla Both locations are close to tasting rooms. The Eagan St. home is a 1929 Colonial, guest house, art gallery and music studio. Winery tours are offered from the location.

For rates call 509-540-9518 or 509-876-2260 or visit thefischerhouse.net.

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 Renovated 1895 home with large rooms, beautiful wood trim and high ceilings. The

Best Western plus Walla Walla Suites Inn 509-525-4700 Fax 509-525-2457

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Where to Stay home has five bedrooms, three and a half baths and sleeps up to 12. Eat in the dining room or landscaped backyard with barbecue. Visit vrbo.com/322377 and call 888-526-8718.

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

For rates and information call 206-650-6077 or visit juniperguesthouse.com.

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.

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.

Maple Street Duplex 337 E. Maple, Walla Walla Call 509-301-9300 or visit kathyscondos.com. Two bedrooms, two baths in a historic neighborhood.

Nothing New Lodging 214 Main St., Waitsburg nothingnewlodging.net Call 509-337-6393. Newly renovated suites in the historic district above Waitsburg’s Main Street.

Park Place Guest House 521 Park St., Walla Walla Call 888-526-8718 or guesthomerentals@fatduckinn.com or visit vrbo. com/383543. Five bedrooms, two baths.

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.

Red Door Cottage 647 1/2 Locust St., Walla Walla Call 509-540-9910, 888526-8718 or visit vrbo. com/282342. Renovated in 2009, studio bedroom, off street parking.

Russell Creek Ranch 2426 Kendall Road, 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 888-526-8718, 509-3014188 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 Road, Walla Walla Call 509-529-5288 or visit mountainretreats.com for more information. Close to the Blue Mountains, hiking and fishing.

Suzy’s Retreat Guest House 364 Catherine St., Walla Walla Call 509-301-9300 or visit kathyscondos.com. Quaint and comfy with off street parking.

The Boyer House 741 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla

Call 888-526-8718, 509-2009931 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 206-3130943/ 206-405-0957 or visit EscapeToChestnut.com. Three bedrooms, two baths within walking distance of Main Street.

The Clinton House 215 Clinton st.

Walla Walla Visit guesthomerentals@ fatduckinn.com or call 888526-8718. Two bedrooms, two baths and pet friendly.

The Francis House 101 Francis St. Walla Walla Guesthomerentals@fatduckinn.com or call 888-526-8718.

The Haven 633 Pearson St, Walla Walla Call 509-529-7400 or 818 438-7832 or visit havenwallawalla.com. Three bedrooms

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and a sun porch, two and a half baths. Close to Downtown, dining and Whitman College.

The Vue off Main 271 Sumach , Walla Walla Very modern, urban setting, two bedroom, two baths, close to Downtown. Call 206992-5530 or visit vueoffmain. homestead.com for more information.

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.

Waitsburg Cottages 424 West 3rd St., Waitsburg Call 206-409-8399 or visit vrbo.com/351608. Visit the lovely town of Waitsburg.

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

Walla Faces Inns at the Vineyard 254 Wheat Ridge Lane, Walla Walla Call 877-301-1181 or visit wallawallainns.com or wallafacesinns.com. A contemporary room located east of Downtown.

Weinhard Vacation Cottage Dayton Easy walking distance of Dayton attractions. Visit weinhard.com or call 509382-4032.

Bed and Breakfast Walla Walla Valley A Room with A View 28 Roland Court, Walla Walla Price: $125- $160

Call 509-529-1194 or visit aroomwithaview.us and wwbbia.com. Located in a private residence on a hilltop acre.

Areus Retreat 1903 Smith Road, Walla Walla Call 509-200-9931 or visit areusretreat.com or areusyoga.com. A mid-century ranch with a sweeping view.

Cameo Heights Mansion Bed and Breakfast.

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

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 Road, Walla Walla Call 509-522-1234 or visit wwbbia.com and abeja.net for information. A centuryold restored farmstead in the foothills of the Blue Mountains offers seven guest accommodations and a winery.

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Where to Stay 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 Restored 1893 Queen Anne Victorian home, with three themed guest rooms, each features a private bath, TV, coffee maker, and more. Call 509-382-8967 Nine Trees Inn 416 S. Elizabeth, Milton-Freewater The renovated 1913 home is large enough for weddings and other special events. Call 541-520-6787.

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.

has cable TV and an electric fireplace. Just blocks to Whitman College and Downtown.

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.

Vine & Roses Bed & Breakfast 516 S. Division St., Walla Walla Call 509-876-2113 / 1-877-8218363 or visit vineandroses. com and wwbbia.com. $179 - $249 call for winter rates New Bed & Breakfast in a renovated 1893 Victorian home near Pioneer Park, five bedroom suites with private bathrooms.

The Inn at Woodhaven Farm 1341 Walla Walla Ave., Walla Walla. Call 509-5294746/509-522-4953 or visit inn-woodhavenfarm.com.

Price: $155 - $180. A 1906 farmhouse close to Whitman College, restaurants and activities.

The Maxwell House Bed & Breakfast Inn 701 Boyer Ave, Walla Walla Call 509-529-4283/866377-0700 or visit themaxwellhouse.com and wwbbia. com for information. Restored 100-year-old Craftsman home with yard, shady trees and large porch. Each bedroom

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.

information.

Close to the Blue Mountains, handicap accessible, kitchen, lawn and large porch.

Wine Country Inn 915 Alvarado Terrace, Walla Walla Call 509-386-3592 or visit wallawallawinecountry.net for information $125 - $150 The renovated 1930s home, surrounded by gardens is located near Downtown and Whitman College. *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.

Whispering Winds of Walla Walla 454 Van Donge Lane, Walla Walla Call 509-525-4923/ 509-876-4116 or visit whisperingwindsbandb.com for

RV Parks DIRECTORY

Blue Valley RV Park 509-525-8282 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 hook-ups, showers, pets OK. Four Seasons RV Resort 509-529-6072 1440 Dalles Military Rd., Walla Walla Full hook-ups, pets OK with restrictions.

Freewater RV Park 541-938-7344 112 1/2 NE 5th, Milton-Freewater Full hook-ups, pets OK. 58 Walla Walla Valley Visitor Guide

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 Camp Store and KOA Campground 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 tucannonriverrv.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.

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

Getting Around AREA TRANSPORTATION 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 • blacktielimos.net Caveman Coach Limousine Service Walla Walla • 509-529-7170 Winery Tours Walla Walla 509-540-9518 • thefischerhouse.net

The Going is Easy When You Call a Cab A-1 Taxi Walla Walla • 509-529-2525 ABC Taxi Walla Walla • 509-529-7726

Wherever You’d Like to Be. Budget budget.com 1-800-221-8822 • 509-525-8811 Enterprise enterprise.com 1-888-305-8051 • 509-529-1988 Hertz hertz.com 1-800-654-3131 • 509-522-3321 U-Save usave.net 509-525-1680 Valley Transit valleytransit.com, 509-525-9140

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Congregational Church The Little Country Church with a Big Country Heart!

Invading Earth with Heaven’s Realities

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

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529-1090 • 520-1775 • graceww.org 168583 CL

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Dave & Mikki Jones Senior Leaders

49 Wallula Ave, Suite A Walla Walla

Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church 2098 East Alder St. • 525-8163

Sunday Services 9am & 11am

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Sunday Mornings at 10:15am bluemountainchurch.com Celebrate Recovery MOPS – Life Groups

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On the Old Milton Highway 85372 Hwy 339 Milton-Freewater, OR (541) 938-7002 www.inglechapel.com Sunday Worship 10:30am Nursery & Children’s Church for the Kids

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TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCMS)

Accessible & Hearing Assisted

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

Neil L’Hommedieu, Pastor

1622 Howard • Walla Walla

(509) 527 - 069 1 3009 W. Highway 1 2 ● Walla Walla

GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Congregation Beth Israel

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Sunday Worship Service • 10:30am Adult Sunday School • 9am Children’s Sunday School • 10:45am Come join our family!

Pastor Linda Weistaner

More than seventy years in the Walla Walla Community

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1520 Pleasant • 525-6702

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Corner of Alder & Roosevelt Partner of Whitman College Hillel -Shalom PO Box 367, Walla Walla 99362

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Pioneer United Pioneer United Methodist Church Methodist Church

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

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

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EMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCMC)

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1919 Fern Avenue, Walla Walla 525-2743

Sundays at 10am

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

An Open & Affirming Church

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Congregational Church FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD FirstUnited Church of Christ Sunday School for the Family 9:30am Sunday Worship Services 10:30am & 6pm Youth & Generation Kids Wednesday 7pm Mustard Seed Preschool 525-8414

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First Church of Christ, Scientist

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“Serving Our Community Since 1895”

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

Where Everyone is Welcome!

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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

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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 405 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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Walla Walla Valley Chamber of Commerce 29 East Sumach St., Walla Walla, WA 509-525-0850 wwvchamber.com Downtown Walla Walla Foundation 2 South First Ave., Walla Walla, WA 509-529-8755 downtownwallawalla.com Tourism Walla Walla 8 South Second Ave., Walla Walla, WA 877-wwvisit wallawalla.org

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As 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

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