A Living History performance at Fort Walla Walla Museum brings history to life with reenactors portraying real people from the area's past. This year’s schedule offers 2 pm presentations on Sundays from April through October.

Organized in 1998 by Walla Walla City Council member Barbara Clark and her husband Dan, the company has grown from about a dozen authentic characters to more than 50 from the 1800s forward. The goal of the company is to bring to life the exhibits at the museum with live presentations every week from April through October, telling visitors dramatic stories about the lives of a variety of Walla Wallans and the issues of their day, and allowing visitors to question the characters about their lives and times.

Performances take place on Sundays a 2 p.m. Cost is admission to the Museum. Museum members are admitted for free.

Fort Walla Walla Museum may photograph, film, or videotape visitors for educational and promotional purposes. By visiting the Museum, you consent to the use of your likeness, voice, or video image for these purposes.