Frontier Park’s horse arena in Graham is getting a long-awaited roof, and the county is marking the upgrade with a ribbon cutting this Friday. The new open-air cover is set to give riders, horses and organizers a protected place to keep events moving when the Pacific Northwest does what it does best.
The ceremony is scheduled for 2 to 4 p.m. at Frontier Park, celebrating completion of the Frontier Park Equestrian Complex Cover, according to a post from Pierce County. County materials describe the facility as a protected, all-weather space supporting riding events, training and regional equestrian programming.
More Room For Horses And Community Events
The completed project spans 27,000 square feet of covered complex, Pierce Prairie Post reported in its announcement of the ceremony. The open-air format adds shelter while preserving the arena’s outdoor feel, giving the park a more dependable venue for equestrian events and gatherings…