Halloween is almost here and this last week of October is beautifully sunny in Walla Walla which makes for perfect pumpkin patch weather! If you haven’t made the obligatory trip out to Klicker’s Pumpkin Patch yet (or even if you have and just need a couple more for carving this Friday night!), now is the time! Located at 3300 E Isaacs Ave, Klicker’s Pumpkin Patch is open daily from 9am to 6pm through Halloween Day, closing at 4pm on Halloween! We highly recommend you get out there this week in the sunshine and do a little pumpkin shopping; we promise you’ll find the perfect one (or 10!) and the whole family will have a blast!
The pandemic is changing Walla Walla like it’s changing the rest of the world. One thing it hasn’t changed is the human spirit. Good things are happening in Walla Walla and we are covering them story by story.
Walla Walla’s first annual BrewFest has achieved something special by giving our local breweries, stationed in widely-renowned wine country, a day to truly shine. Walla Walla makes some great beers and ciders, don’t you agree?
An exhilarating mix of high-speed daring and exquisite horsemanship, Indian relay is a sport widely enjoyed and practiced by men and women from tribal nations across the Rocky Mountain West.
Old Homestead Alpacas will hold it’s once-a-year open house on June 15 from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. An entry fee of $2 per person (ages 2 and up) gets you unlimited alpaca love. You can also learn about the homestead's pioneering heritage.
Celebrate Walla Walla Valley Wine is Walla Walla’s largest wine tasting event of the year. If you want to learn more about wine – or what makes Walla Walla such a special place for winemaking – this event is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
The United Way of Walla Walla County is kicking off its first Tastiest Taco 2019 fundraiser. There’s never been a better way to show your love for Walla Walla – and tacos. Purchasing a $20 stamp book gets you 20 featured tacos at area restaurants and food trucks.
As you scurry around with your family’s busy schedule, it's time to make sure your house is decorated for Christmas, inside and out. Don't forget the Christmas/holiday cards, the tree, the Elf (don’t you wish you didn’t?), and the shopping. If that's not enough Christmas for you, then you need the annual photos with Santa.
Though Walla Walla might sometimes seem like a quiet little town, our weekend wine events bring a lot of excitement to the Valley. If you’ve never had the chance to be a part of one, what better time than this upcoming weekend? Bundle up and get ready to ring in the holiday season with our local wineries!
The last Downtown Farmers Market was held October 28. But you can keep enjoying the bounty of Walla Walla throughout fall. Whitehouse-Crawford, 55 E. Cherry St., will host an indoor farmers market.
If you are thinking of coming out to visit Walla Walla, the Balloon Stampede is a great time to do so. While watching balloons you can sip on wine, enjoy amazing food and see all of the fall foliage!
