New Hospitality, Local Nonprofits, and Major International Competitions Coming to Northern Michigan Traverse City, MI – March 26, 2025 — Tickets are now available for the 2025 season of Traverse City Horse Shows (TCHS), a signature summer tradition at Flintfields Horse Park. This year features bundled ticket options, expanded group hospitality, and the Michigan debut of the FEI Nations Cup, held Thursday, July 24, during the Great Lakes Equestrian Festival. Giving Back Through Sport TCHS
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A Summer of Growth—For Northern Michigan and Your Brand Traverse City Horse Shows (TCHS) transforms Northern Michigan into a premier global equestrian destination every summer. With 2,000 athletes, 4,000 horses, and thousands of spectators from 48 states and 25+ countries, TCHS is more than a competition—it’s a business opportunity. Over 13 weeks, some of the world’s top 50-ranked riders compete here in Northern Michigan, creating unmatched access to an engaged, high-value audience. A Catalyst for
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