Sue Blair - Carpe Diem Farms

Carpe Diem’s summer equine sessions taught Boys and Girls Club participants how to safely handle, groom, and partner with horses — discovering patience, focus, and the quiet power of connection through the art of lunging.

CDF’s summer season is in full swing, with Boys and Girls Club campers learning horse care, meeting a five‑horse herd rich with personality and history, and discovering the joy of experiential learning on a farm where even the dogs add to the magic.

As summer begins, Carpe Diem Farms welcomes Boys & Girls Club campers for hands‑on time with the horses and the start of a new season of learning.

Spring brings fresh energy to Carpe Diem Farms as the herd steps into a new season of training and connection.

Sue Blair shares fresh updates from Carpe Diem Farms, where the horses, the winter snow, and a gentle giant named Journey make spring on the mountain especially joyful.

At Carpe Diem Farms, the holiday season brings snowy joy, playful horses, cherished reunions, and heartfelt wishes for a magical December in Highlands.

As the air turns crisp and the horses kick up their heels, Carpe Diem Farms settles into the season of gratitude—where care, caution, and community keep everything running smoothly.

Carpe Diem Farms bids a heartfelt goodbye to Izzy, a beloved dappled grey Oldenburg whose gentle spirit and joyful presence graced the farm for over a decade.

As summer fades, Carpe Diem Farms welcomes a new season of after-school programs, heartfelt volunteer stories, and a generous grant from Mountain Findings—fueling equine experiences that inspire and uplift.