Many of you who have lived in the area for a number of years might have picked up pizza or had your hair done at the very location you now visit the dentist. Our building, located just inside the historic downtown Walla Walla boundary, actually has a rich history behind it that dates all the way back to the 1840’s! We wanted to share the building’s interesting history and how Inland Family Dentistry came to be more than 15 years ago. Starting from the beginning, Walla Walla County first came into existence all the way back in 1854 when new legislation was passed after the creation of the Washington Territory. From there, it would take almost ten years before Walla Walla became an official city, spanning the impressive distance of one-quarter mile in the shape of a square! Fast forward a bit more and we get to the part where our building became known as the “Alheit Building” after John and Rose Alheit purchased it along with a neighboring property in 1875 for $1,000. By trade, John Alheit was a baker and grocer with his own store while also having four children to keep him busy. Two of his sons,...

Whether visiting Walla Walla on vacation or you’re a local resident, there are countless activities to indulge in year-round. This quaint but beautiful town serves as a great escape from the hustle and bustle of busy city life, offering beautiful scenery and a rich culture that’s just waiting to be explored. From evening and weekend events to full day adventures, below, we’ve covered some of the best activities Walla Walla has to offer. 1. Walla Walla Chamber Music Festival If you happen to find yourself with nothing to do in Walla Walla Valley during the month of June, look no further than the Walla Walla Chamber Music Festival. This month-long celebration packs together more than 30 diverse events including things like a concert series, wine tasting, portraits of artists, and plenty more for the whole family to enjoy. There is no better way to indulge in Walla Walla culture and experience beautiful music all in one between a number of free events for the entire community and paid events for a more intimate setting with some of the amazing artists that participate. 2. Check Out Palouse Falls When you have an itch to experience the majesty of nature and make...