Top Walla Walla Venues

• Spaces for 140-250 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Wineries
• 2 Total Spaces

Foundry Vineyards occupies a historic machine shop in Washington's Walla Walla Valley wine region — formerly a Walla Walla Foundry building, now thoughtfully restored into a contemporary tasting room, art gallery, and sculpture garden. The result is a distinctive blend of art and wine, where quarterly exhibitions and a curated design collection give the space a creative, gallery-forward character. For events, the venue offers two settings. The indoor contemporary gallery suits wine dinners and corporate parties, seating up to 140 guests and holding up to 200 for cocktail-style receptions. The outdoor sculpture garden brings an urban-industrial feel well suited to cocktail parties and wedding receptions, accommodating up to 200 seated and 250 for standing receptions. Foundry Vineyards hosts private parties and dinners, elopements, and full wedding celebrations. Rentals include tables, chairs, setup and teardown, staff for bar management, glassware, and on-site parking. The space is handicap accessible, and its resident artwork means events require minimal additional decoration.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

Amavi Cellars is an estate winery in the Walla Walla Valley whose name joins the Latin roots for love (amor) and life (vita). Its wines are 100% estate grown, 100% Certified Sustainable, and 100% Walla Walla Valley, drawn from six sustainably farmed vineyards — Les Collines, Seven Hills, Pepper Bridge, Octave, Goff, and Summit View. The winery is also certified Salmon Safe and vegan, and its accolades include Washington Wine Awards' Winemaker of the Year in 2015 and Wine Spectator Top 100 placements in 2008 and 2014. The Walla Walla tasting room sits in the city's southside district, surrounded by views of the Pepper Bridge Estate Vineyard and the Blue Mountains. Completed in 2010, the facility features sweeping decks on its east and north sides, along with a private gazebo and a lower-level patio suited to larger gatherings. Hosted experiences welcome families, well-behaved dogs, and groups of eight or more, with tastings and bottle service offered both indoors and out.

• Spaces for 250 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Event Space

Wine Valley Golf Club sits in the rolling hills of Walla Walla, Washington, in the shadow of the Blue Mountains — a stretch of eastern Washington that USA Today named one of the world's 10 best wine destinations in 2014. The Dan Hixson-designed course unfolds across that landscape on a grand scale, with holes offering multiple lines of play for golfers of any level. Just off the 9th hole, the Valley View Pavilion carries the same view into its events: a one-acre lawn overlooking the course pond, with the Blue Mountains as backdrop. The 62-by-70-foot pavilion seats up to 250 guests and is built with roll-up glass doors and open ceiling trusses that let it convert from an open-air lawn setting to a weather-protected indoor space in minutes, hosting everything from wedding ceremonies and receptions to tournament banquets, class reunions, and business meetings. Beyond the course, downtown Walla Walla adds tasting rooms, art galleries, and restaurants within reach for out-of-town guests.

• Spaces for 150-300 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Total Spaces

Winn Homestead Events sits on a working farm at the base of the Blue Mountains in Weston, Oregon, where a 1916 barn built by George W. Winn still stands at the heart of the property. The barn was raised by 30 men in 30 days back when the Winn family farmed with horses; over the following century the land grew wheat, beans, potatoes, and decades of u-pick strawberries before Preston and Arlene Winn, the fourth generation to run the farm, restored the barnyard for weddings and events. Their daughter Kendra Winn Seymour and her family have since returned to carry the homestead into its sixth generation. The barn's ground floor retains its original dual layout — a dairy cow side with concrete flooring and a horse side with dirt flooring — while its 30-foot gothic arch beams now shelter a 2,000-square-foot ballroom for up to 150 guests, lit with strand up-lighting. Two acres of manicured lawn extend the celebration outdoors for up to 200 guests under café lighting, with the historic Bridal Cottage and Groom's Cabin, both heated and air-conditioned, available for getting-ready space nearby. On-site parking accommodates 100 vehicles, and staff-operated golf carts help guests move around the grounds.

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• Spaces for 250 Guests

• Spaces for 300 Guests