Hosted by the Walla Walla Anti-Data Center League, this program will present what the group knows about the planned data center. Seattle-area guest speakers will share their experiences thus far with a similar project. Doors will open at 6:00.

Derek Sarley is running against Skyler Rude for the 16th Legislative District, Position 2. Many of you know Derek from his many years on the Walla Walla Public Schools Board. This is a very important race, so please join the conversation. Hosted by the Walla Walla Progressives.

Register here for the Zoom link.

Derek's campaign site: https://sarleyforwashington.com/

Join us!

We meet on the second Tuesday of every month, and newcomers are always welcome. The June meeting will be at SEATech on the Walla Walla Community College campus.

Register in advance to attend via Zoom

Help shape Inspire Washington’s long-term advocacy of arts, culture, heritage, and science during this listening session. Inspire Washington is the statewide advocacy organization for the cultural sector, promoting the value of science, heritage, and arts programming. Register in advance at Inspire Washington.

Gather each Monday as able and bring your signs. Sponsored by our friends at the Walla Walla Walla Activism Network. Please note that the weekly location occasionally changes.

The Walla Walla Valley Civility Project invites you to a gathering centered on food, discussion, and civility. The topic this time will be religious nationalism and the relationship between church and state. After a brief introduction, participants will break off into groups of 2-4 to discuss the questions below. The larger group will close with a brief time for sharing insights gleaned.

• Should the United States be a "Christian nation"?

• What role should a political office holder's religious views play in their decisions?

• Should the government limit what a church can do or say? If so, how?

• Should states still have the right to have a religious test to hold office?

• Should government institutions be allowed to teach Christianity or allow Christian prayers or symbols in place of equal treatment of all religions and beliefs?

Please arrive early enough to pick up your food and bring a friend. An RSVP would be helpful if you plan to attend.

Join us at the community’s sixth annual Walla Walla Pride Festival. Stop by the Walla Walla County Democrats booth, visit other booths and food vendors, and enjoy downtown restaurants and shops. Entertainers will appear throughout the afternoon at the Heritage Park stage. Phone the party office at 509-520-3169 to volunteer at the party’s booth.

Celebrate the next step in our library’s history:
- Write a message on the library walls for a donation of any amount to the library’s renovation project (includes past donations).
- Public surplus sale of furniture and fixtures

Visit our office as part of June’s ArtWalla’s First Friday Art Tour. Bev Nash and Kathleen Munns are this month’s featured artists. Additional information about this month’s participating locations is available from ArtWalla.

Walla Walla city residents are invited to offer comments at a public hearing of the Walla Walla Planning Commission. You may review the draft document in advance on the city’s website. The updated plan must be adopted by December 2026.

Gather each Monday as able and bring your signs. Sponsored by our friends at the Walla Walla Walla Activism Network. Please note that the weekly location occasionally changes.

Spokane Indivisible and SURJ (Showing Up for Racial Justice) have come together to present “Power to the People” CD5 Candidate Forum, featuring the Democratic and Independent candidates running for the 5th District U.S. Representative seat currently held by Michael Baumgartner.

A short survey was shared with our community. The question posed was, “What would you like your government to do for you?” From nearly a thousand responses, 13 concerns were identified and are the basis for questions the candidates will answer.

Coverage of this event is provided as a public service of KSPS PBS. There is no endorsement, implied or otherwise, by KSPS PBS of participant opinions or statements.

Join the watch party at the local office or watch via YouTube on May 30, 1:00 p.m.

Gather each Monday as able and bring your signs. Sponsored by our friends at the Walla Walla Walla Activism Network. Please note that the weekly location occasionally changes.

Join the Walla Walla Immigrants Rights Coalition for a family-friendly event where you can pick up your immigrant solidarity yard sign, pre-order a t-shirt, enjoy face painting, and make a bird kite to celebrate summer!

People cannot have freedom when we live in fear. Say it loud and say it clear: immigrants are welcome here!

Please note: The Coalition wants everyone who wants a yard sign to have one. Yard signs are free for all. The Coalition appreciates any donations to cover our printing costs.

Gather each Monday as able and bring your signs. Sponsored by our friends at the Walla Walla Walla Activism Network. Please note that the weekly location occasionally changes.

Attend a free event in Walla Walla to:

• Find out how Pacific Power uses advanced monitoring tools and hear about their ongoing work to strengthen their system.

• Learn how Public Safety Power Shutoffs, emergency de-energizations, enhanced safety settings, and other methods are used to reduce the risk of wildfire and keep communities safe.

• Get answers to your wildfire safety and prevention questions during a Q&A session.

• Engage with public safety partners from your area.

• Enjoy light refreshments.

Register today.

The Blue Mountain Action Council (BMAC) has been building thriving communities for 60 years, and they want to celebrate with Walla Walla.
Join them for an evening of food, fun, and connection. They’ll have free tacos for the first 200 guests to RSVP, as well as family-friendly activities and a brief program at 5:15 to celebrate and look ahead together. Whether you’ve volunteered, donated, partnered with BMAC, received services, or are a part of this community, please plan to attend. 

Join us!

We meet on the second Tuesday of every month at the Walla Walla Public Schools board room and newcomers are always welcome!

Register in advance to attend via Zoom

Join the Walla Walla Area Chamber of Commerce for its Annual State of the State, bringing together regional business leaders and state officials for key updates on the legislative landscape and its implications for our local economy.  Come ready to ask questions and engage directly on the policies shaping Washington’s business environment. Advanced registration is required. 

Gather each Monday as able and bring your signs. Sponsored by our friends at the Walla Walla Walla Activism Network. Please note that the weekly location occasionally changes.

The Aunties is an invitation to come together to honor the women who shape, heal, and uphold Indigenous communities through an evening of contemporary storytelling, shared live from the stage alongside familial and archival photographs and works of legacy. The Aunties project is shared at sites across the Blue Mountain region, featuring stories by Indigenous women who call the local area home and have dedicated their life’s work to serving their community. We come together to honor the contributions and enduring legacy of Native women, whose stories inspire new narratives and guide new generations of leaders. We come together as a community to reflect on our collective history and nurture hope for a brighter future.

Storytelling from the live performance will be preserved on film, becoming the heart of a narrative-driven documentary series that captures the artistic, cultural, and visual integrity of the places and people from which auntie stories emerge.

Reserved seating tickets starting at $30 ($10 for students) can be purchased online or by calling the box office at 509-529-6500.

Protest what ICE is doing to our communities. Whistles will be available for people who want one as a tool to stand up, stay alert, and show solidarity. Bring a sign. Bring your voice. Bring someone with you. Sponsored by the Walla Walla Walla Walla Activism Network. Artwork by @HCLOU.

Please join the local AIA (Archaeological Institute of America) chapter for a screening of the award-winning film La Chimera (2023). A masterpiece of magical realism, this independent film (written and directed by Alice Rohrwacher) will take viewers on a journey through multiple afterlives... the ancient erupting through the modern.
The fable follows a rumpled English archaeologist named Arthur, and his merry, wayward crew of tombaroli -- who survive by looting ancient Etruscan tombs. Yet there are larger quests involved. They are at once mythic, illusory, and unobtainable, and they bring into collision the worlds of antiquities-trafficking, the priceless-priced, and the search for lost love.
There will be an informal reception with popcorn, cookies, and non-alcoholic beverages at 5:30 pm. The film will begin at 6 pm, followed by another opportunity to mingle and converse.
This event is free and open to the public. Brought to you by the Whitman College History Department.

Behavioral Health Catalyst is hosting a Town Hall event to raise awareness of the Washington Thriving Strategic Plan. Thanks to newly passed legislation, Washington is advancing efforts to better support the behavioral health of young people and families. 
Governor Ferguson will open the event, followed by a panel moderated by BHC, and a Q&A session.
You’ll hear from Washington Thriving champions, state leaders, people with lived experience, and members of the behavioral healthcare community.
RSVP prior to the workshop.

Join community members for the third annual MMIP event featuring guest speaker Mildred Quaempts with an informational booth about CTUIR Family Violence Services Program. While at the program, visit the Redress Exhibit in the Stevens Gallery near the Reid Campus Center’s Information Desk.