Hooves and Hocus Pocus: Exploring Equine Folklore

Hooves and Hocus Pocus: Exploring Equine Folklore

Join us on Saturday, January 25th for an enchanting evening of legend and lore as Sarah McKay, Executive Director of Misty Meadows Equine Learning Center, explores the fascinating world of equine folklore. Drawing from her experiences as a lifelong horse enthusiast, Sarah will discuss the enduring impact of traditions, superstitions, and mythology on modern-day horsemanship.

For thousands of years, horses and humans have coexisted, giving rise to a rich tapestry of cultural traditions. From intriguing superstitions to mythical creatures like the Unicorn, horses have inspired stories that continue to captivate us today. Discover the quirky, mysterious, and meaningful ways equine folklore shapes our relationship with these magnificent animals.

Don’t miss this cozy and insightful journey through equine history and mythology!

MVM Members: $15; Non-Members: $25.

DETAILS


Date January 25, 2025
From 4:00 pm
To 5:00 pm
Type Talk
Venue Martha’s Vineyard Museum
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