Events & Workshops
Enjoying horses doesn't have to be in the traditional lesson environment!
Do you want to enjoy time at the farm and share your experience with a large group?
Belle Wood proudly offers custom events for all occasions.
We are passionate about creating your perfect equine experience, and would be happy to discuss your group's needs and wants!
Belle Wood Events are perfect for:
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Work retreats
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Team building
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Wellness experiences
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Ladies’ evenings
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Couples’ date nights
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Family Bonding
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School Groups or Clubs
Upcoming Events
August 14th: Horse & Heart with Laura Boyko - A Retreat Evening for Adults
This 18+ Experience will include groundwork, connection-based learning, meditation, horse body language, and time around the horses with a riding component - 10 Spots Only
6:00-9:30
$65.00 (plus HST)
Tuesday, September 29th: Paint Party with Horses! Hosted by Whiskey & Walnut
Includes Paint, Instructions, a canvas to take home, a personal charcuterie cup and a soul deoul deep connections with the horses
6:00-9:30
$80.00 (plus HST)
Sign up: www.whiskeyandwalnut.ca
Looking to do a workshop or event with us?
Shoot us an email at events@bellewoodeq.com to book your equine experience!
Catering options are available.
Stable Works at Belle Wood
We are excited to now offer Stable Works experiences as an addition to our equine experiences at Belle Wood Equestrian.
Stable Works, founded by Laura Boyko, offers horse-guided personal growth, leadership development, team building, and wellness experiences through Equine Assisted Learning. Laura brings over 15 years of experience in teaching, training, corporate leadership, and facilitation, along with a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership, a Master of Social Work, and certification as an Equine Assisted Learning facilitator. Her sessions are designed to help people strengthen communication, build confidence, improve relationships, and reconnect with themselves and others — all with the help of horses.
All activities are done safely from the ground, so no riding or horse experience is required. Participants are guided through meaningful, hands-on activities where horses act as honest, intuitive partners — because let’s be real, horses read the room better than most people in a board meeting








