Tennessee Walking Horse

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721 Whitthorne St
Shelbyville, TN 37160
+1 (931) 680-9407
http://twhnc.com

The Celebration, located in Shelbyville, Tennessee, is a cornerstone of the state's heritage and is renowned for hosting the largest Tennessee Walking Horse event. This multi-purpose facility encompasses 78 acres and features a variety of event spaces, including the recently renovated Celebration Arena, which accommodates rodeos, expos, horse shows, and concerts.

With a commitment to showcasing Tennessee pride year-round, The Celebration also offers a campground within walking distance to its arenas, ensuring a complete experience for visitors. Major events are held throughout the year, including the highly anticipated celebration from August 20th to 30th, 2025, highlighting the vibrant culture surrounding the Tennessee Walking Horse.

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