Two Historic Places. One Living Legacy.
At Wallace Centers of Iowa, our story is told in two places—each offering a different way to connect with Iowa’s food, land, and people.
At Wallace Farm near Orient, the land itself is the experience. A nine-acre restored prairie, seasonal farm-to-table dinners, and gatherings like Pizza on the Prairie invite visitors to slow down, share a meal, and experience the connection between what’s grown and what’s served. It’s a place where agriculture, community, and creativity come together in real time.
In the heart of Des Moines’ Sherman Hill neighborhood, Wallace House offers a different kind of connection—one rooted in history. Once home to the Wallace family, the house now hosts teas, farm-to-table dinners, and intimate gatherings that reflect the spirit of hospitality and curiosity that defined the family’s legacy.
Together, these two sites carry forward the work of Henry A. Wallace and his family—connecting past to present through innovation, stewardship, and a deep belief in the power of food and community.
Whether you’re walking the prairie or sitting down at the table, you’re part of a story that’s still unfolding.
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