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Just a short and scenic 25-minute drive from Walla Walla is a delicious reason to visit Waitsburg, Washington. American 35 is a welcome addition to the quaint downtown with its family-friendly vibe, craft cocktails, and wood-fired pizza. Tom and Judy Bennett have owned and operated their mobile wood-fired pizza truck, Fiasco Pizza, for years. Their … Read More
If you have a kid attending Whitman College, Walla Walla University, or Walla Walla Community College, there can be many trips to Walla Walla during their studies. So, whether you’re helping them move in on day one, coming to see a special performance or presentation, attending family weekend, or celebrating their graduation, we’ve got a … Read More
From yoga studio trendsetters to wildly talented local artists, the Walla Walla Valley is home to a diverse and mighty collection of female-owned small businesses. Whether you are looking to shop, work out, or purchase the perfect bottle of wine, you can do so at one of these well-curated, thoughtful local and female-owned shops and … Read More
Burwood Brewing Company poured their first beer in 2014 and they’ve been serving the Walla Walla Valley delicious brews ever since. Located in the Airport District, this family-friendly brewery is just a few minutes away from downtown Walla Walla and offers incredible views of the Blue Mountains to enjoy with your cold beer(s). Here, you’ll … Read More
Shopping is Very Merry and Bright in Downtown Walla Walla! It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The halls are decked in downtown Walla Walla and it’s the perfect place to do your last-minute holiday shopping. These boutiques, studios, and shops are open and waiting for you! D’Olivo Tasting Bar: For the chef in … Read More
Walla Walla’s abundance of apple orchards has created a burgeoning cider scene here in the Valley, and cider lovers can look forward to multiple options for local ciders on their next visit. Crisp and low in ABV, cider can be a refreshing, lighter alternative than wine (or beer), and you get the added bonus of … Read More
Carte Coffee has been bringing specialty coffee to the Walla Walla Valley since first opening as a mobile food truck (thus the name) in 2020. With its new brick-and-mortar location in downtown Walla Walla, this beloved local business now offers a trendy space to meet for a coffee date. The quality of the coffee, the … Read More
There’s really nothing like a small-town holiday. Charming storefronts are decorated with care. Hand-made gifts and home-spun goodness abound. The lines are short (or non-existent). Santa and twinkle lights and cheer (both the wine-kind and the merry-kind) are everywhere. And in Walla Walla, you could visit just about any time in December and have an affordable, delightful holiday getaway. Here are our top picks to experience during your Small-Town Holiday Getaway in Walla Walla.
by Vicki Hillhouse If you missed part one about the Fort Walla Walla Museum, you can read that here first. Down the hill from Fort Walla Walla Museum’s exhibit buildings, a village of wooden structures offers a peek into pioneer living. Pioneer living at the center of town The doorways, windows and even limited entry … Read More
by Vicki Hillhouse For the most comprehensive exploration of Walla Walla’s history — from its pioneer days to its turn as the biggest city in the Washington Territory, and from its dawn as a military post to an agricultural hub — Fort Walla Walla Museum guides visitors on a journey through time and transformation. Located … Read More
