The thrill of the hunt for one-of-a-kind finds is a great way to spend an afternoon in Walla Walla. Whatever your taste, you’ll find everything in plenty here, from art and prints, vinyl records, vintage clothing, and jewelry, to housewares, furniture, yard art, and more. Here are a few locales to visit for a day … Read More
As the air crisps and the leaves begin to turn, Autumn inches closer. And with that is one of the most wonderful times to visit Walla Walla, Washington: Fall Release Weekend! During the first weekend of November each year (November 7-9, 2025), wineries showcase their newest releases – often wines that are exclusively available at … Read More
Ever wondered what life is like in the orchards, vineyards and growing fields of Walla Walla? Then you’ll want to make hay and get a ticket for a two-day, self-guided adventure down on the farms. Tour D’Farm makes its debut September 20-21, 2025. The weekend event offers a new spin on traditional tours: Register online … Read More
As the heat of summer gives way to crisp mornings and pleasant days, there’s no better time to get outside for that last good camp, hike, or picnic. Take advantage of fall harvest with a farmstand stop along the way. How Do You Like Them Apples? Some Favorite Farmstands: Edwards Family Farm This family farm … Read More
A new event highlighting the Milton-Freewater, Oregon winegrowing region known as “The Rocks”—part of the unique cross border American Viticultural Area (AVA) that is the Walla Walla Valley—took place in late July to a large and enthusiastic crowd eager to taste wine for a good cause. Named for the soils consisting of basalt cobblestones that … Read More
If you’re looking to get around Walla Walla, you can hire just about any type of car or van. But something unique that you can’t find in just any town is a historic stagecoach for hire. The Walla Walla Coach Company offers stagecoach rides for wine tasting tours, dinner excursions, and other special events around … Read More
From any number of scenic vantage points looking out across the Walla Walla Valley, plentiful wheat fields, orchards and vineyards can be seen across the distance in about any direction. But enjoying the view from a distant vantage point isn’t the only way to behold the beauty of this fertile valley. In order to gain … Read More
It’s a twist on flour power in celebration of peace, love and hominy. Foodstock returns to Dayton this weekend. The annual family-friendly festival of food and music takes place Saturday at Blue Mountain Station, 700 Artisan Way, with live performances, food trucks, lawn games, children’s activities and artisan vendors. Free to attend and play, the … Read More
Like a painting by Norman Rockwell, the scene on Milton-Freewater’s North Main Street on this summer evening is a vivid slice of small-town Americana. Courtesy of Milton-Freewater Chamber Downtown Alliance, “Friday Nights on Main” (FNOM) happens here every fourth Friday, May through August. For three hours the four blocks that make up North Main Street … Read More
Now in its 4th year, the Blood of the Gods Merrymaking, a heavy metal music, art, and wine festival, is always a blast of decibel-shredding fresh air. Stacy Buchanan is the producer of the event, which is inspired by the focus of the independent ‘zine, Blood of Gods, he publishes right here in Walla Walla. … Read More
