Ebony Horsewomen’s Equestrian Summer Day Camp returns June 29 through August 6 in Hartford, CT. This 6-week program for ages 5–17 offers horseback riding, hands-on horsemanship, outdoor activities, and confidence-building experiences in a safe, supportive environment. Weekly sessions available.

Ebony Horsewomen’s Equestrian Summer Day Camp returns June 29 through August 6 in Hartford, CT. This 6-week program for ages 5–17 offers horseback riding, hands-on horsemanship, outdoor activities, and confidence-building experiences in a safe, supportive environment. Weekly sessions available.

Ebony Horsewomen’s Equestrian Summer Day Camp returns June 29 through August 6 in Hartford, CT. This 6-week program for ages 5–17 offers horseback riding, hands-on horsemanship, outdoor activities, and confidence-building experiences in a safe, supportive environment. Weekly sessions available.

Ebony Horsewomen’s Equestrian Summer Day Camp returns June 29 through August 6 in Hartford, CT. This 6-week program for ages 5–17 offers horseback riding, hands-on horsemanship, outdoor activities, and confidence-building experiences in a safe, supportive environment. Weekly sessions available.

Ebony Horsewomen’s Equestrian Summer Day Camp returns June 29 through August 6 in Hartford, CT. This 6-week program for ages 5–17 offers horseback riding, hands-on horsemanship, outdoor activities, and confidence-building experiences in a safe, supportive environment. Weekly sessions available.

Ebony Horsewomen’s Equestrian Summer Day Camp returns June 29 through August 6 in Hartford, CT. This 6-week program for ages 5–17 offers horseback riding, hands-on horsemanship, outdoor activities, and confidence-building experiences in a safe, supportive environment. Weekly sessions available.

Ebony Horsewomen’s Equestrian Summer Day Camp returns June 29 through August 6 in Hartford, CT. This 6-week program for ages 5–17 offers horseback riding, hands-on horsemanship, outdoor activities, and confidence-building experiences in a safe, supportive environment. Weekly sessions available.

Ebony Horsewomen’s Equestrian Summer Day Camp returns June 29 through August 6 in Hartford, CT. This 6-week program for ages 5–17 offers horseback riding, hands-on horsemanship, outdoor activities, and confidence-building experiences in a safe, supportive environment. Weekly sessions available.

Join our 2026 GALLOP Training series—three virtual, 4-week sessions held Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:00–8:30 PM ET, from June through October. Designed for MSW and BSW students, mental health professionals, and horse specialists. Scholarships available for BIPOC participants.

Now enrolling for 2026 GALLOP Training. Three virtual 4-week sessions meet Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:00–8:30 PM ET, June through October. Open to MSW and BSW students, mental health professionals, and horse specialists. Scholarships available for BIPOC participants.

Join our 2026 GALLOP Training series—three virtual, 4-week sessions held Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:00–8:30 PM ET, from June through October. Designed for MSW and BSW students, mental health professionals, and horse specialists. Scholarships available for BIPOC participants.

GALLOP Training returns in 2026 with three virtual sessions for MSW and BSW students, mental health professionals, and horse specialists. Each 4-week session meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:00–8:30 PM ET, running June through October. Explore equine behavior, human–horse interaction, and Equine Assisted Psychotherapy. Scholarships available for BIPOC participants.

Now enrolling for 2026 GALLOP Training. Three virtual 4-week sessions meet Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:00–8:30 PM ET, June through October. Open to MSW and BSW students, mental health professionals, and horse specialists. Scholarships available for BIPOC participants.

Join our 2026 GALLOP Training series—three virtual, 4-week sessions held Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:00–8:30 PM ET, from June through October. Designed for MSW and BSW students, mental health professionals, and horse specialists. Scholarships available for BIPOC participants.

Now enrolling for 2026 GALLOP Training. Three virtual 4-week sessions meet Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:00–8:30 PM ET, June through October. Open to MSW and BSW students, mental health professionals, and horse specialists. Scholarships available for BIPOC participants.

GALLOP Training returns in 2026 with three virtual sessions for MSW and BSW students, mental health professionals, and horse specialists. Each 4-week session meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:00–8:30 PM ET, running June through October. Explore equine behavior, human–horse interaction, and Equine Assisted Psychotherapy. Scholarships available for BIPOC participants.

The Wilbur J. Talley Invitational Horse Show returns to Ebony Horsewomen for a full day of horsemanship, community, and celebration. Enjoy Western and English riding classes, music, BBQ, and a lively Line Dancing Social.

Singles & Mingles is Ebony Horsewomen’s grown-folks night out, bringing Western line dancing, Black cowboy culture, and Valentine’s Day vibes together under one roof. The evening begins with a one-hour instructor-led line dancing lesson, followed by an open dance floor where guests can cut loose, connect, and enjoy music!

Whether you come solo, with friends or a partner, or ready to meet someone new, this is a welcoming space to move, mingle, and be part of a joyful cultural experience. Cowboy or cowgirl attire is encouraged, good energy is required, and everyone is invited to put their boots on the ground.

The event takes place from 6 PM to 8 PM at the Mary Fields Horse and Heritage Museum building.

Admission is $20. When checking out on PayPal, please write “Singles & Mingles Ticket” in the note so we can properly record your purchase.

Free parking is available, and the event is for guests 18 and over. Cowboy or cowgirl attire is encouraged.

Join Ebony Horsewomen, Inc. for a festive Winter Wonderland celebration filled with sleigh rides, hot cocoa, holiday photos, and special visits with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Children ages 3–12 will receive free gifts (while supplies last). Bring the whole family for a magical day of joy, community, and holiday cheer.

The goal of our training program is to help to form and strengthen collaborative relationships within the mental health field including local BIPOC-led clinical care practices, professional associations, and educational institutions for BIPOC mental health students and practitioners.

The goal of our training program is to foster and strengthen collaborative relationships within the mental health field, including local BIPOC-led clinical care practices, professional associations, and educational institutions that support BIPOC mental health students and practitioners.

The goal of our training program is to foster and strengthen collaborative relationships within the mental health field, including local BIPOC-led clinical care practices, professional associations, and educational institutions that support BIPOC mental health students and practitioners.

The goal of our training program is to foster and strengthen collaborative relationships within the mental health field, including local BIPOC-led clinical care practices, professional associations, and educational institutions that support BIPOC mental health students and practitioners.

The goal of our training program is to foster and strengthen collaborative relationships within the mental health field, including local BIPOC-led clinical care practices, professional associations, and educational institutions that support BIPOC mental health students and practitioners.

Culturally Competent Equine Assisted Psychotherapy is used to help with a variety of mental health issues. We put our clients and horses together with licensed therapists and horse specialists in an environment designed to promote healing, emotional growth, and learning.

We offer training, lectures, and approved National Association of Social Workers/Connecticut (NASW/CT) Continuing Education Credits throughout the year on compelling issues…

The goal of our training program is to foster and strengthen collaborative relationships within the mental health field, including local BIPOC-led clinical care practices, professional associations, and educational institutions that support BIPOC mental health students and practitioners.

The goal of our training program is to help to form and strengthen collaborative relationships within the mental health field including local BIPOC-led clinical care practices, professional associations, and educational institutions for BIPOC mental health students and practitioners.

The goal of our training program is to help to form and strengthen collaborative relationships within the mental health field including local BIPOC-led clinical care practices, professional associations, and educational institutions for BIPOC mental health students and practitioners.

The goal of our training program is to help to form and strengthen collaborative relationships within the mental health field including local BIPOC-led clinical care practices, professional associations, and educational institutions for BIPOC mental health students and practitioners.

You're Invited! 🎉
Celebrate the Grand Opening of the Mary Fields Museum and Conference Center — a new space for community, learning, and honoring Black pioneer history.

📅 July 12 | 🕐 1–4 PM
📍 Ebony Horsewomen, Hartford, CT
🎟️ Free and open to all!

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