Celebrate faith, tradition, and community at the Grand Horseback Procession in Honor of Our Lady of Refuge, a cherished annual event that brings together riders, families, and local residents to honor one of the region’s most beloved religious traditions. This special horseback parade is a meaningful expression of devotion and cultural heritage, preserving customs that have been passed down through generations.

The procession will take place on Saturday, July 4, with participants gathering at 3:30 PM at the Santa Anita Bridge before beginning the ride through the community. Riders are encouraged to bring their horses, wear traditional western attire, and join fellow participants in this memorable journey celebrating faith, unity, and local identity. The event will also feature the participation of Jazmín I, the community’s upcoming queen, who will accompany the procession as part of the celebration.

Whether you are participating on horseback or attending as a spectator, this event offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the rich traditions and welcoming spirit of the community. Join friends, families, and fellow horse enthusiasts as they come together to honor Our Lady of Refuge, celebrate local culture, and help keep this meaningful tradition alive for future generations.