The event includes tours of the barn, demonstrations of equine Reiki and massage. Learn about wild mustangs and have your photo taken with one.

A Kids Corner will offer games, prizes and face painting. Volunteers sought to run youth activities.

“It’s important to use open up the barns to allow people to see the wonderful work that goes on here,” said Director Mona Jerome. “We take in and rehabilitate wild and discarded mustangs. Some are able to be adopted out and others will live here the rest of their lives.

For more information, call 284-7721.