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Film Festival this Weekend: Horses!

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EQUUS Film Festival Friday and Saturday, Maryland State Fairgounds



Love horses? Want a horse? Want to learn to ride?

Love movies but you’ve never been to a film festival?

Love movies about horses but didn’t know there is a horse movie film festival?

Then this is for you!

Friday, 2-8 pm, and Saturday, 10 am to 7 pm, it’s just one film after another and, yet, there’s a bonus – a dog movie, Life in the Doghouse! And remember that parking is free at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, just north of Baltimore.


Friday watch 8 films for only $35 or view all 19 for only $65. That sure beats the movie theaters nowadays, doesn’t it?

For the schedule, descriptions, and trailers, click here. You can even get your tickets ahead of time here.

His Name is Midnight, The Last Ride, Boy Nomad (a Canadian film), A Pony and His Boy,
and selections from the BowWow Film Festival are among the highlights.

Don’t miss it!
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