WEC Vendor Village debuts with more to come

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WILMINGTON — The World Equestrian Center recently debuted its new Vendor Village, a “shopping and dining destination featuring everything you could want at a horse show in a quaint, village square-style setting complete with charming storefronts, paved walkways and sumptuous seating areas.”

Participating vendors include Rome Jewelry, Everyday Chic Boutique, Urban Sundry, EQUUS Now!, Rider’s Boutique, Kristi’s Canvas, NQ Personalized Products, The Apothecary Veterinary Pharmacy, The Cutting Room, Equitex, Glass Roots Studio, Andrew Ryback Photography, Larocque Chaps, FarmVet, Saeks Chiropractic, A Sudden Impulse, The Bouncing Bean and The Custom Fox.

Exclusive shopping, dining and day spa experiences are located in the center of the horse show complex.

Vendor Village features permanent stores where exhibitors and spectators can take advantage of shopping for equestrian clothing, tack, equipment and accessories, watch fine artists at work and see their gallery spaces, or perhaps browse through a clothing boutique with rich cashmere sweaters and fine silk scarves and jewelry, or visit The Cutting Room Aveda Day Spa..

Dining at Vendor Village Visitors can take a seat on the patio at the future Dark Horse Coffee Co.

There’s also a Shaggy Chic Pet Parlor self-service dog grooming shop.

Visitors are encouraged to visit the WEC chapel.

Vendors can secure permanent space at the Vendor Village in various dimensions with built-in slat walls for displays and hardware packages available. Vendors who lease the spaces are welcome to customize their stores to reflect their own brands.

Vendors interested in applying for space in the Vendor Village or our larger horse show complex should contact Erin McMurry at [email protected].

Locals recently gathered at the new Vendor Village open house at the World Equestrian Center.
https://www.wnewsj.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2018/10/web1_wec-1-1.jpgLocals recently gathered at the new Vendor Village open house at the World Equestrian Center. Courtesy photos

There was also a ribbon-cutting where Jennie Roberts, who designed the Vendor Village, cut the ribbon held by Wilmington-Clinton County Chamber of Commerce members Audrey Wagstaff and Jake DeHart. WEC owners Mr. and Mrs. Roby Roberts were also part of the event.
https://www.wnewsj.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2018/10/web1_ribbon.jpgThere was also a ribbon-cutting where Jennie Roberts, who designed the Vendor Village, cut the ribbon held by Wilmington-Clinton County Chamber of Commerce members Audrey Wagstaff and Jake DeHart. WEC owners Mr. and Mrs. Roby Roberts were also part of the event. Courtesy photos

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