You’re invited to the Annual Diversity Day Multicultural Arts Festival in Walla Walla. 

High quality entertainment that reflects the tradition and artistic influences of diverse cultures and nationalities is planned throughout the day that reflect the traditions and artistic influences of diverse cultures.

The festival's upbeat and joyous atmosphere increases respect and appreciation while encouraging spontaneous, friendly interaction between people of all races and all cultures.

To learn more, visit the Coalition website at wwdiversitycoalition.org.

Take Back Weekend allows citizens to safely dispose of old or unused medications, electronics, cell phones, and to drop off documents for shredding.  Sponsored by Gesa Credit Union, Walmart, College Place Police Department, Walla Walla Police Department, WW for Drug Free Youth, College Place Prevention Coalition, Walla Walla Area Crime Watch, and Blue Mountain Credit Union. 

Take Back Weekend allows citizens to safely dispose of old or unused medications, electronics, cell phones, and to drop off documents for shredding.  Sponsored by Gesa Credit Union, Walmart, College Place Police Department, Walla Walla Police Department, WW for Drug Free Youth, College Place Prevention Coalition, Walla Walla Area Crime Watch, and Blue Mountain Credit Union. 

Each Saturday, join local Democrats for a meet and greet. Bring your political rage, your latest activist project, and an open mind. Let’s network and meet new friends.

The Washington State Democrats are excited to invite you to a Congressional District 5 Town Hall! Democrats will convene a panel of amazing speakers including Congresswoman Emily Randall, Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal, Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown, as well as other members of the community who have been affected by the Trump Administration.

To attend, please fill out this RSVP Form and invite any community members or friends you think would be interested! This event is open to anyone and everyone is welcome! 

Interested in running for office, how to campaign, or being a central part of a candidate for office? Join local Democrats with Jake Simpson, a principal partner with WinPower of Seattle. Jake specializes in candidate coaching and development, organizing tactics, campaign design, and political writing. WinPower has worked with several local candidates in the past and is one of few political firms that works on the east side of Washington. Free of charge. 

Each Saturday, join local Democrats for a meet and greet. Bring your political rage, your latest activist project, and an open mind. Let’s network and meet new friends.

Come and share your experiences, opinions, and ask questions.  At this second Town Hall we will focus on how can we immediately assist people who are affected by DOGE cuts and executive orders and prioritize basic human needs in Walla Walla County.

Join us for an insightful presentation on the history of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) in the Walla Walla Basin, their ongoing efforts in habitat restoration and fisheries management, and the future implications of these initiatives. Jeremiah Bonifer, Fisheries Program Manager for the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, will host a discussion highlighting the deep connection between the CTUIR and the Walla Walla Basin.

Doors open at 5pm and the event starts at 5:30 pm. Presented by the Walla Walla County Conversation District. 

https://facebook.com/events/s/water-and-wine-event-w-jerimia/965010018748775/

Community members are invited to join forces with students from Walla Walla University, Whitman College, and WWCC for an epic afternoon of volunteer service and connection! This event is open to EVERYONE! You pick your project. You bring your impact. 

Sign up now to claim your spot, get FREE LUNCH, and choose your service project!

getconnected.uwbluemt.org

👉 Questions? Send an email to volunteer@uwbluemt.org

How do we find and hold peace within ourselves and our homes, neighborhoods, networks, and community? 

Welcoming all who seek peace!

•   FREE and open to all

•   Keynote speakers

•   Small group discussions

•   Interfaith blessings

•   Light refreshments

Sponsored by Walla Walla Noon Rotary, the Bahá'i Community of Walla Walla, and other collaborators. For additional information, please contact cultivatepeaceww@gmail.com.

Each Saturday, join local Democrats for a meet and greet. Bring your political rage, your latest activist project, and an open mind. Let’s network and meet new friends.

Following three women on a 78-day paddling expedition, The Grand Salmon explores the effects of four dams on the Lower Snake River and their impact throughout the watershed on rapidly dwindling wild salmon populations. For over 1,000 miles, these women navigate the same waterways wild salmon have for generations, connecting the source of the Salmon River to the Pacific Ocean. From high water to extreme temperatures, this team not only faces the same natural challenges the fish do each year, but brings viewers along to experience what the construction of these dams has done to our ecosystems and wildlife.

Following the film, we will be joined by one of the paddlers for a Q&A!

Hosted by Whitman’s Salmon Conservation Club.

Film's website: https://salmonsourcetosea.com/

Link to the trailer: https://vimeo.com/983378919

Rep Newhouse hasn’t hosted a Town Hall this year. So we will!

Join WA Dems and former Gov. Jay Inslee for The People’s Town Hall! 

This is your chance to connect with community members and leaders to discuss issues that matter the most to you. 

RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfo1__Qtlm16HxrKM6I9K6QxrCcFGGyE2SLw6pxa2QIyOmKPg/viewform

Lee Cerveny (PHD) Research Social Scientist, US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, presents “Homelessness and Nonrecreational Camping on National Forests and Grasslands in the United States.”

This lecture is free and open to the public.

Please save the date. More information coming.

Each Saturday, join local Democrats for a meet and greet. Bring your political rage, your latest activist project, and an open mind. Let’s network and meet new friends.

Come create posters and signs for the upcoming Hands Off / Remove Reverse Reclaim March happening April 5. Supplies provided, bring your create ideas and slogans.

Law enforcement officials are hosting a town hall meeting about how drugs and gang activity are continuing to cause problems in the Walla Walla Valley. Because of limited capacity, pre-registration is required via http://bit.ly/wwpdtownhall.

Come create posters and signs for the upcoming Hands Off / Remove Reverse Reclaim March happening April 5. Supplies provided, bring your create ideas and slogans.

The biggest crises of this time, political polarization, racial and economic inequity, a global pandemic, and climate change, through an unexpected lens: math. Initially released in April 2024. Maxey Auditorium is located near Boyer Avenue and Otis Street, https://www.whitman.edu/campus-map.

The public is invited to a no-host Civility Lunch sponsored by the Walla Walla Valley Civility Project at the China Buffet (1618 Plaza Way) on Saturday, March 29, at noon.  

Following individual food choices, the lunch will begin in the restaurant's meeting room with an introduction to civility principles and practices. Participants will break into small groups to share thoughts and feelings about current and planned cuts in federal funding, including any effects they're likely to have on the quality of life in the Walla Walla Valley.

Because of limited seating, interested participants are asked to register by email at civilityprojectww@gmail.com and to include their contact information, after which the Project will confirm their registration.

The mission of the Civility Project is to promote understanding and respect among all members of our local communities and beyond. The Project's website is wwcivilityproject.blogspot.com.

Join local Democrats for a meet and greet. Bring your political rage, your latest activist project, and an open mind. Let’s network and meet new friends.

Women’s identities are not one-dimensional, their experiences are layered, complex, and intersecting. In honor of Women’s History Month, Washington State’s Community-Focused Commissions and the Office of Equity invite you to a panel discussion on the role of intersectionality in coalition-building, community support, and systems change.