Equine Facilitated Learning2026-09-019:00 am - 11:00 am
Equine Facilitated learning (EFL) is an experiential learning an experiential learning program that promotes the development of life skills for educational, professional and personal growth through equine-assisted activities.
EFL Session - Hope Lives2026-09-019:15 am - 11:15 am
Hope Lives - May bring 01 to 10 Clients every Tuesday from 09:15am to 11:15am every week through out the year for Therapeutic Services: EAL-Equine Assisted Learning, SAT-Small Animal Therapies, MAT-Mobile Animal Therapies, other Activities, Events, A-Way Camps, Fishing, Field Trips, Arts & Crafts, Life Skills, Group Talk Sessions, Wagon Rides, Etc.. ( These Sessions are done at Multiple Locations ) ( This is a on going annual contract )
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
The Arizona Black Rodeo — also known as the Arizona Invitational Black Rodeo — is one of the largest and most popular African-American rodeo events in the United States. It’s a vibrant celebration of Black and African-American culture, history, and heritage, featuring top cowboys and cowgirls from across the country competing in traditional rodeo events.
What It Is
Founded in 2011, the Arizona Black Rodeo is the flagship event of Black Rodeo USA, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth and the community through rodeo experiences and educational programs. It’s often described as “The Hottest Show on Dirt!” and has been named a USA Today Top 10 Rodeo for multiple consecutive years.
Location & Dates
The event is held annually at the Westworld of Scottsdale in Scottsdale, Arizona (16601 N Pima Road). In 2026, it will take place September 4th, 5th, and 6th.
Events & Activities
Beyond the main rodeo, the AZ Black Rodeo offers:
Competitive events like bull riding, roping, barrel racing, and bronc riding.
Kidz Rodeo and youth programs for families.
Live music, grand entry parades, comedy shows, and after-rodeo dances.
Cowboy meet & great steak dinner and other community activities.
Mission & Impact
A portion of ticket sales supports the Black Rodeo USA Foundation, which invests in youth programs, educational initiatives, and community outreach nationwide. The rodeo aims to educate attendees about the rich history of Black cowboys and cowgirls, many of whom are underrepresented in mainstream rodeo culture.
Hippotherapy Summer Break2026-09-049:00 am - 3:00 pm
Hippotherapy is a physical, occupational, and speech therapy that utilizes the natural gait and movement of a horse to provide motor, and sensory input. It is based on improvement of neurologic functions, and sensory processes, and used for patients with physical, and mental disorders.
For more information on how to get involved in our Hippotherapy sessions, email admin@robinsonranch.org. An application will be emailed to you with further instruction.
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
The Arizona Black Rodeo — also known as the Arizona Invitational Black Rodeo — is one of the largest and most popular African-American rodeo events in the United States. It’s a vibrant celebration of Black and African-American culture, history, and heritage, featuring top cowboys and cowgirls from across the country competing in traditional rodeo events.
What It Is
Founded in 2011, the Arizona Black Rodeo is the flagship event of Black Rodeo USA, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth and the community through rodeo experiences and educational programs. It’s often described as “The Hottest Show on Dirt!” and has been named a USA Today Top 10 Rodeo for multiple consecutive years.
Location & Dates
The event is held annually at the Westworld of Scottsdale in Scottsdale, Arizona (16601 N Pima Road). In 2026, it will take place September 4th, 5th, and 6th.
Events & Activities
Beyond the main rodeo, the AZ Black Rodeo offers:
Competitive events like bull riding, roping, barrel racing, and bronc riding.
Kidz Rodeo and youth programs for families.
Live music, grand entry parades, comedy shows, and after-rodeo dances.
Cowboy meet & great steak dinner and other community activities.
Mission & Impact
A portion of ticket sales supports the Black Rodeo USA Foundation, which invests in youth programs, educational initiatives, and community outreach nationwide. The rodeo aims to educate attendees about the rich history of Black cowboys and cowgirls, many of whom are underrepresented in mainstream rodeo culture.
Therapeutic Riding (Group Sessions)2026-09-055:30 am - 8:30 am
VOLUNTEERS Nancy S. Kristi Y. Kevin B. Brailyn T. (M) Allison B. Naomi C. Sheila R. Dominic V. Mali H. (M) Valerie L. Kim L. Dylan U. Jonathan E. Ismael P. Nevaeh L. Brooke D.
Robinson Ranch is looking for Admin, Events Volunteers, Side Walker/Horse Leader, and Grounds Management Volunteers.
If you are interested in volunteering at Robinson Ranch, please download and fill out a volunteer application and then email it to: volunteer@robinsonranch.org
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
Equine Facilitated Learning2026-09-089:00 am - 11:00 am
Equine Facilitated learning (EFL) is an experiential learning an experiential learning program that promotes the development of life skills for educational, professional and personal growth through equine-assisted activities.
EFL Session - Hope Lives2026-09-089:15 am - 11:15 am
Hope Lives - May bring 01 to 10 Clients every Tuesday from 09:15am to 11:15am every week through out the year for Therapeutic Services: EAL-Equine Assisted Learning, SAT-Small Animal Therapies, MAT-Mobile Animal Therapies, other Activities, Events, A-Way Camps, Fishing, Field Trips, Arts & Crafts, Life Skills, Group Talk Sessions, Wagon Rides, Etc.. ( These Sessions are done at Multiple Locations ) ( This is a on going annual contract )
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
Hippotherapy Summer Break2026-09-119:00 am - 3:00 pm
Hippotherapy is a physical, occupational, and speech therapy that utilizes the natural gait and movement of a horse to provide motor, and sensory input. It is based on improvement of neurologic functions, and sensory processes, and used for patients with physical, and mental disorders.
For more information on how to get involved in our Hippotherapy sessions, email admin@robinsonranch.org. An application will be emailed to you with further instruction.
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
Therapeutic Riding (Group Sessions)2026-09-125:30 am - 8:30 am
VOLUNTEERS Nancy S. Kristi Y. Kevin B. Brailyn T. (M) Allison B. Naomi C. Sheila R. Dominic V. Mali H. (M) Valerie L. Kim L. Dylan U. Jonathan E. Ismael P. Nevaeh L. Brooke D.
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
Equine Facilitated Learning2026-09-159:00 am - 11:00 am
Equine Facilitated learning (EFL) is an experiential learning an experiential learning program that promotes the development of life skills for educational, professional and personal growth through equine-assisted activities.
EFL Session - Hope Lives2026-09-159:15 am - 11:15 am
Hope Lives - May bring 01 to 10 Clients every Tuesday from 09:15am to 11:15am every week through out the year for Therapeutic Services: EAL-Equine Assisted Learning, SAT-Small Animal Therapies, MAT-Mobile Animal Therapies, other Activities, Events, A-Way Camps, Fishing, Field Trips, Arts & Crafts, Life Skills, Group Talk Sessions, Wagon Rides, Etc.. ( These Sessions are done at Multiple Locations ) ( This is a on going annual contract )
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
3-5 Special Needs High School Volunteers w/lead: Marissa Green & John Robinson2026-09-169:00 am - 12:30 pm Robinson Ranch, 1231 E Ardmore Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85042, USA
Weekly Mid-Shift Maintenance on Wednesdays from 09:00 am to 12:00 noon, EAL, and Life Skills training with: John Robinson & PUHS Teacher Marissa Green & 3-5 Special Needs High School Volunteers, Mid-Shift Training.
( Starting Sept 16th, 2026 & Ending in May 26, 2027 ) ( Contract from 08/18/25 thru 05/21/27 )
This years group can be increased from 3 to 5 Student/Clients do to the success of 2025 group, at the discretion of the Project Lead: Marissa Green.
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
Riders eligible for open riding will have graduated from Horsemanship Level 3 with an 80% or better in the Robinson Ranch Saddle Club Series.
Riders who board or lease horses with Robinson Ranch or Ebony Roses are also eligible for Open Riding. Please call the office at 602-268-4972 if you have questions.
Hippotherapy Summer Break2026-09-189:00 am - 3:00 pm
Hippotherapy is a physical, occupational, and speech therapy that utilizes the natural gait and movement of a horse to provide motor, and sensory input. It is based on improvement of neurologic functions, and sensory processes, and used for patients with physical, and mental disorders.
For more information on how to get involved in our Hippotherapy sessions, email admin@robinsonranch.org. An application will be emailed to you with further instruction.
Therapeutic Riding (Group Sessions)2026-09-195:30 am - 8:30 am
VOLUNTEERS Nancy S. Kristi Y. Kevin B. Brailyn T. (M) Allison B. Naomi C. Sheila R. Dominic V. Mali H. (M) Valerie L. Kim L. Dylan U. Jonathan E. Ismael P. Nevaeh L. Brooke D.
Robinson Ranch is looking for Admin, Events Volunteers, Side Walker/Horse Leader, and Ground Management Volunteers.
If you are interested in volunteering at Robinson Ranch, please download and fill out a volunteer application and then email it to: volunteer@robinsonranchaz.org
Equine Facilitated Learning2026-09-229:00 am - 11:00 am
Equine Facilitated learning (EFL) is an experiential learning an experiential learning program that promotes the development of life skills for educational, professional and personal growth through equine-assisted activities.
EFL Session - Hope Lives2026-09-229:15 am - 11:15 am
Hope Lives - May bring 01 to 10 Clients every Tuesday from 09:15am to 11:15am every week through out the year for Therapeutic Services: EAL-Equine Assisted Learning, SAT-Small Animal Therapies, MAT-Mobile Animal Therapies, other Activities, Events, A-Way Camps, Fishing, Field Trips, Arts & Crafts, Life Skills, Group Talk Sessions, Wagon Rides, Etc.. ( These Sessions are done at Multiple Locations ) ( This is a on going annual contract )
3-5 Special Needs High School Volunteers w/lead: Marissa Green & John Robinson2026-09-239:00 am - 12:30 pm Robinson Ranch, 1231 E Ardmore Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85042, USA
Weekly Mid-Shift Maintenance on Wednesdays from 09:00 am to 12:00 noon, EAL, and Life Skills training with: John Robinson & PUHS Teacher Marissa Green & 3-5 Special Needs High School Volunteers, Mid-Shift Training.
( Starting Sept 16th, 2026 & Ending in May 26, 2027 ) ( Contract from 08/18/25 thru 05/21/27 )
This years group can be increased from 3 to 5 Student/Clients do to the success of 2025 group, at the discretion of the Project Lead: Marissa Green.
Hippotherapy Summer Break2026-09-259:00 am - 3:00 pm
Hippotherapy is a physical, occupational, and speech therapy that utilizes the natural gait and movement of a horse to provide motor, and sensory input. It is based on improvement of neurologic functions, and sensory processes, and used for patients with physical, and mental disorders.
For more information on how to get involved in our Hippotherapy sessions, email admin@robinsonranch.org. An application will be emailed to you with further instruction.
Therapeutic Riding (Group Sessions)2026-09-265:30 am - 8:30 am
VOLUNTEERS Nancy S. Kristi Y. Kevin B. Brailyn T. (M) Allison B. Naomi C. Sheila R. Dominic V. Mali H. (M) Valerie L. Kim L. Dylan U. Jonathan E. Ismael P. Nevaeh L. Brooke D.
Equine Facilitated Learning2026-09-299:00 am - 11:00 am
Equine Facilitated learning (EFL) is an experiential learning an experiential learning program that promotes the development of life skills for educational, professional and personal growth through equine-assisted activities.
EFL Session - Hope Lives2026-09-299:15 am - 11:15 am
Hope Lives - May bring 01 to 10 Clients every Tuesday from 09:15am to 11:15am every week through out the year for Therapeutic Services: EAL-Equine Assisted Learning, SAT-Small Animal Therapies, MAT-Mobile Animal Therapies, other Activities, Events, A-Way Camps, Fishing, Field Trips, Arts & Crafts, Life Skills, Group Talk Sessions, Wagon Rides, Etc.. ( These Sessions are done at Multiple Locations ) ( This is a on going annual contract )
3-5 Special Needs High School Volunteers w/lead: Marissa Green & John Robinson2026-09-309:00 am - 12:30 pm Robinson Ranch, 1231 E Ardmore Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85042, USA
Weekly Mid-Shift Maintenance on Wednesdays from 09:00 am to 12:00 noon, EAL, and Life Skills training with: John Robinson & PUHS Teacher Marissa Green & 3-5 Special Needs High School Volunteers, Mid-Shift Training.
( Starting Sept 16th, 2026 & Ending in May 26, 2027 ) ( Contract from 08/18/25 thru 05/21/27 )
This years group can be increased from 3 to 5 Student/Clients do to the success of 2025 group, at the discretion of the Project Lead: Marissa Green.
