Sunshine Therapeutic Riding Center Changes Lives 

The heart of Sunshine Riding Center. Photo: Lee Browning Ezell 

Sunshine Therapeutic Riding Center’s 6th Annual Southern Soiree at The Reserve will take place Thursday, October 1, 2026. This year’s event introduces a new Culinary Promenade, bringing together some of Hot Springs’ talented culinary artists with the historic beauty and hospitality of The Reserve for a unique evening celebrating our community and the many ways horses connect people. 

Oaklawn Hot Springs is returning as the Presenting Sponsor, and The Reserve is continuing its longstanding support of Sunshine Therapeutic Riding Center. Their partnership, along with the generosity of the participating chefs, sponsors, and community supporters, makes this special evening possible. For more information Email: sunshineridingcenter@gmail.com or visit www.SunshineRidingCenter.org. 

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