The Canadian National Exhibition has launched its annual HorseCapades program, giving children the chance to see and interact with horses during the fair. The attraction runs at the CNE in Toronto, Ontario, and will be available through August 20, 2026.
HorseCapades is a recurring feature of the exhibition, designed to bring the excitement of horses directly to young visitors. By allowing close contact with the animals, the program aims to provide an educational and memorable experience that complements the broader range of rides, shows, and cultural displays typically found at the fair.
Families attending the CNE can find the HorseCapades area within the exhibition grounds, where staff supervise the interaction to ensure safety for both the children and the horses. The program’s presence underscores the exhibition’s commitment to offering diverse, family‑friendly activities that appeal to a wide audience.
The fair, a long‑standing Toronto tradition, regularly adds new attractions while preserving beloved staples such as HorseCapades. Its inclusion each year reflects the popularity of hands‑on animal experiences among younger attendees and the desire of the CNE to maintain interactive elements that set the event apart from other urban festivals.
Visitors interested in the program are encouraged to check the CNE schedule for exact times and locations, as the attraction operates alongside the many other entertainment options available throughout the exhibition season. By offering a direct encounter with horses, the CNE continues to expand its appeal to families seeking both fun and educational moments at one of the city’s biggest annual gatherings.
The HorseCapades program will remain open until the conclusion of the exhibition on August 20, 2026, providing a final opportunity for children to experience the unique thrill of being close to these animals before the fair wraps up for the year.