Cavallo Farms
2739 Gamble RoadMonticello FL 32344
(850) 997-1655
Amy Owen Center and Janet Price Cawley met as children when they rode at a competitive Hunter/Jumper barn in Orlando, Florida. During their junior careers they successfully competed in the ponies, hunters, equitation and the jumpers. Junior highlights were Pony Finals, Medal and Maclay Finals, and Junior Jumper Zone Teams.
Janet and Amy both attended Florida State University and continued their equestrian education and competition at Full Cry Farm under the tutelage of Barry Lane, Grand Prix rider. It was there that they were encouraged to make a career in the equestrian sport.
Amy graduated from FSU in 1993 and began working as a freelance trainer and instructor. Janet joined Amy and together they found a barn for rent and formed Cavallo Farms in October of 1993. By 1995 they had refurbished that barn, built a clientele and Janet graduated from FSU.
At that point, they leased The Farm on Meridian Road for six years where they brought new vitality to the facility and continued to grow their clientele. Ownership was the next goal to accomplish and in the summer of 2001 they set out to find their own land.
Cavallo Farms Equestrian Center is now permanently located in Lloyd, Florida on 47 beautiful acres. The clientele grows yearly and so do the accomplishments of the horses and students trained by Cavallo Farms. As children, Janet and Amy dreamed of opening their own equestrian center; as adults their hard work and talent has realized that dream.
Amy Owen Center and Janet Price Cawley met as children when they rode at a competitive Hunter/Jumper barn in Orlando, Florida. During their junior careers they successfully competed in the ponies, hunters, equitation and the jumpers. Junior highlights were Pony Finals, Medal and Maclay Finals, and Junior Jumper Zone Teams.
Janet and Amy both attended Florida State University and continued their equestrian education and competition at Full Cry Farm under the tutelage of Barry Lane, Grand Prix rider. It was there that they were encouraged to make a career in the equestrian sport.
Amy graduated from FSU in 1993 and began working as a freelance trainer and instructor. Janet joined Amy and together they found a barn for rent and formed Cavallo Farms in October of 1993. By 1995 they had refurbished that barn, built a clientele and Janet graduated from FSU.
At that point, they leased The Farm on Meridian Road for six years where they brought new vitality to the facility and continued to grow their clientele. Ownership was the next goal to accomplish and in the summer of 2001 they set out to find their own land.
Cavallo Farms Equestrian Center is now permanently located in Lloyd, Florida on 47 beautiful acres. The clientele grows yearly and so do the accomplishments of the horses and students trained by Cavallo Farms. As children, Janet and Amy dreamed of opening their own equestrian center; as adults their hard work and talent has realized that dream.
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@lakestreetdive is coming to the Adderley Amphitheater on Thursday, April 23rd, and we’re giving away TWO tickets to one lucky person! 😄
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Formed at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, Lake Street Dive pushes the boundaries of pop music with a bold blend of soul, folk, jazz and R&B. Touring in support of its Grammy-nominated album "Good Together," the five-piece band delivers a show built on "joyful rebellion,” fostering a potent connection with the crowd through genre-blending sound and unbridled energy. The high-energy performance spans its two-decade career, featuring new anthems like "Dance with a Stranger" alongside chart-topping favorites "Good Kisser," "Hypotheticals" and "Bad Self Portraits."
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Lunch is served in the Market District. 🥂
The shaded patio at Sage offers a refined, open-air escape for a midday break in Florida’s Capital City. Known for its sophisticated French-influenced fare, this local favorite brings an intentional, relaxed energy to the lunch hour. It’s the perfect spot to transition from a busy morning to a polished, leisurely afternoon.
📍 Sage, A Restaurant
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Earth, Wind & Fire arrives at The Adderley Amphitheater on April 24 to kick off the 2026 Word of South festival. As the Friday night headliner, the legendary 9-time Grammy winners bring a 50-year legacy of soul, funk, and R&B to Cascades Park.
📅 Date: Friday, April 24, 2026
⏰ Gates: 6:00 PM | Show: 8:30 PM
📍 Location: The Adderley Amphitheater
🎟️ Tickets: Available at theadderleyamphitheater.com/
📚 Festival: Headlining the opening night of Word of South (April 24-26).
Alabama Shakes brings its electrified show to The Adderley Amphitheater on April 28!
The four-time Grammy Award-winning group returns to Tallahassee to showcase their soul-infused rock for a highly anticipated tour. Catch the powerhouse vocals of Brittany Howard under the stars in Cascades Park. 🌟
📅 Date: Tuesday, April 28, 2026
⏰ Gates: 6:00 PM | Show: 7:30 PM
📍 Location: The Adderley Amphitheater 🌳
🎶 Support: Lamont Landers
Tickets available at theadderleyamphitheater.com/
Dinner with a side of city lights. 🍸
Eve on Adams offers an indulgent escape where the sunset is just as much a part of the meal as the plate in front of you. Their Surf & Turf Alfredo pairs perfectly seared sirloin and jumbo shrimp with a rich champagne cream sauce. It’s an elevated way to slow down and savor some of the most stunning views of the city skyline.
📍 Eve on Adams
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Step aboard the River Boat Tour at Wakulla Springs State Park for a guided journey through Florida’s ancient waterways. The boat glides over one of the world’s largest and deepest freshwater springs, which pushes out hundreds of millions of gallons of water daily.
Famous for its role as a backdrop for early Hollywood cinema, this river remains a preserved sanctuary just a short drive from Tallahassee. The tour moves at a rhythmic pace, allowing plenty of time to photograph manatees, wildlife, and the massive cypress canopy that defines the natural landscape.
📍 Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park
🕒 Frequency: Tours depart 365 days a year weather permitting
🚢 Accessibility: ADA-compliant boats are available by request
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LeMoyne`s Chain of Parks Art Festival takes place in the heart of Florida’s Capital City, transforming the downtown area into a sprawling outdoor gallery. Rated as one of the top fine art shows in the nation, this event brings original works from over 150 juried artists to the shade of the historic Park Avenue oaks.
Spend the weekend wandering through the downtown chain of parks to view original, hand-crafted ceramics, paintings, and sculptures. The festival atmosphere is anchored by local food vendors and live performances, and more, turning the downtown area into a vibrant, walkable hub for the weekend.
📅 Dates: Saturday, April 18 & Sunday, April 19
⏰ Hours: Saturday 10 AM – 5 PM | Sunday 10 AM – 4 PM
📍 Location: "Chain of Parks" (Downtown Tallahassee)
🎟️ Admission: Free and open to the public
The Levitt AMP Tallahassee Music Under The Oaks series kicks off on April 9th, bringing the sounds of Nashville to the heart of downtown. This free evening of live music features folk and country singer Angela Autumn, paired with a curated selection of local art vendors.
The Details:
📅 Thursday, April 9 | 7 PM - 9 PM
📍 Lewis Park, Downtown Tallahassee
✔️ Free event
🎤 Angela Autumn
🥨 Food trucks and drinks available on-site
🧺 Bring a blanket or a lawn chair
🖱️ More info: tallahasseearts.org/LevittAMP/
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