Vendors
For the health of the competitors, the Fédération Equestré Internationale (FEI) and the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) have prohibited spectators from all recognized equestrian activities through the Spring of 2021. Red Hills must comply with the protocols of the Federations. Therefore, there will be no Avenue of Shops, Vendors or Exhibitors in 2021.
We look forward to welcoming back vendors in 2022.
Local and regional vendors are on site for you to purchase gifts and mementos. Artwork, clothing, jewelry and other unique and beautiful items are available for sale. There are several exhibits to see.
Enjoy a variety of delicious food options in the food court. And kids will love the children’s play area, which features a petting zoo. The local animal shelter will have pets available for adoption as well.
2020 List of Vendors
In addition to the competition, spectators can enjoy shopping, a food court and numerous exhibits. Keep checking back to see who is coming to Red Hills in 2020!
Avenue of Shops
- Baekgaard
- Barbour by Equine Impression
- Bemer
- Chic Verte
- Devoucoux
- French Market Skirts
- GOODog Photography
- Hamrick Farms
- I Love My Horse
- Kevin Lamb Photography
- La Mundial
- Lello Co.
- Light Force
- MangoBay Design
- Mary’s Oragami
- Peterbrooke Chocolatier
- The Prepared Table
- P & P Boss Ladies $5 Bling
- Redemptive Love Farm
- Roberts Mini Recreational Vehicles
- Sequoia Spring
Food Court
- Bradley’s Country Store
- Cassie’s Snowballs
- Hot Diggity Dog
- Johnnie’s Homemade Ice Cream
- Kettle Korn Poppery
- L&S Concessions, AKA Charlie Corn Dog
- Mack’s Kitchen
- Mardi Gras Sno Balls
- Rankin Tacos
- Ruby’s
- Texas Roadhouse
Exhibitors
- Alfred B. Maclay Gardens
- FWC Gopher Tortoise Conservation
- Hands & Hearts for Horses
- It’s Meow or Never for Ferals
- Moccasin Stables Riding Center
- Northwest Florida Water Management District
- Ochlocknee River Pony Club
- Tallahassee Big Dog Rescue
- Wolf Creek Pet Adoption Center