2011 Schedule of Events
page updated January 21, 2012
You've just gotta see this!
Join us in carrying the past into the future
during our 45th season!
Enjoy Living History performances each Sunday at 2:00 pm,
plus Saturdays June through August,
featuring soldiers, pioneers and Indian people
from the region's past
and everyone can enjoy 19th century popular music
with the Museum's own
Oregon Trail Band
each 1st & 3rd Sundays at 1:30 pm
preceding that day's Living History performance.
| January 2 thru March 30 |
Open weekdays
10 am - 4 pm |
| April 1 thru October 31 |
Open Daily
10am - 5pm |
| November 1 thru December 23 |
Open Daily
(except Thanksgiving)
10am - 5pm |
You've just gotta see this! The new Entry Hall & Exhibit Galleries.
Join us in celebrating our 45th season of service to the community from our
location
in beautiful Fort Walla Walla Park!
Your business, club, or organization
can be an event sponsor! Contact the Museum for more information.
The heritage of the Walla Walla region is colorful and varied, made of a wide assortment of people
from many cultural backgrounds.
Shifting and blending, sometimes creating new
identities,
but always
influencing one another in numerous ways, these diverse sources continue
to make
Walla Walla a special
place to live, work and play.
Pride of place is a hallmark of the region;
we treasure and celebrate
all the different
facets that define who we are.
Music, dancing, food, dress, language, religion … these and other aspects of culture make up the
identifiable
outer appearances of groups. More difficult to identify is the way people within a culture
think
and see the world. Much can be done to increase the understanding of different points of view
by sharing
your cultural celebrations with neighbors and guests.
If your group is interested in participating with Fort Walla Walla Museum,
contact the Museum at 525-7703.
Admission is free to Fort Walla Walla Museum members, Tamástslikt Cultural Institute's
Inwai Circle cardholders,
enrolled members of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, families eligible in the Blue Star Museum program,
and all children under 6;
$3/children 6-12; $6/seniors (62+) and students; $7/adults.
Your admission today may be applied to a membership,
priced beginning at $27. |
