Pony Days – Summer Holiday Fun! Join us for Pony Days every Tuesday, Thursday & Friday from 26 June to 29 August 2025. Perfect for ages 6+, with riding, pony care, and outdoor play in a safe, supportive space. 📅 Half Day (10:30–1:30) £45 | Full Day (10:30–3:00) £60 📍 Lamberton, Berwickshire | 🎟️ Book now: eatsleepridecic@gmail.com

Family friendly, pay as you feel fun filled community wellness event. Through out the day their will be a bouncy castle , local traders selling handmade gifts & food options such as gluten free, homemade ice cream.

Christmas Pony Days at Eat Sleep Ride offer a festive experience with pony grooming, riding lessons, crafts, games and challenges, plus hot chocolate and seasonal treats. A fun, confidence-building holiday activity for children to enjoy time with ponies and nature.

A festive Christmas celebration at Eat Sleep Ride featuring pony rides, Santa’s grotto, crafts, games, campfire treats and family-friendly activities. A magical day of community, creativity and Christmas fun for children and families.

Festive pony days at Eat Sleep Ride offering children a fun, supportive holiday experience with pony care, riding, crafts, nature activities and confidence-building sessions. Suitable for beginners, experienced riders and neurodiverse young people.

Join Leaves of Auchencraw at Eat Sleep Ride for a free hands-on botanical printing workshop, exploring nature, creativity and traditional craft techniques. Create unique leaf-inspired prints in a relaxed outdoor setting, with lunch provided and families welcome.

Our founder Danielle McKinnon has been published in Brainz Magazine with a powerful new article, "The Box Every Leader Climbs Into." Drawing on lived experience, a £50 rescue pony and 24 acres of regenerated landfill, she explores what horses teach us about real leadership — presence, calm, trust, and the courage to lead as your whole self.

Behavioural Science Researcher — Herd Dynamics Ishanee Podder joined ESR while completing her MSc in Behavioural Science at the University of Glasgow. An economist and dedicated social volunteer originally from India, she's helping build the evidence base behind our Herd Dynamics leadership model — translating what happens between horses and people into insights others can learn from. When she's not researching, you'll find her dancing, painting, or out on a trek.

Featured in the ALLIANCE Scotland’s Connected Communities case study series, highlighting our intergenerational volunteering model, youth pathways, and community impact through meaningful work with people, horses, and nature. The feature also explores Herd Dynamics and our vision for Quarry Farm as a connected rural community resource.

Join us for a soulful evening of Borders folklore, told fireside under one of Scotland's darkest skies. Part of the inaugural South of Scotland Dark Sky Festival — Saturday 17 October 2026, from 7pm at Quarry Farm.