Steed Freedom

Steed Freedom

Commie Peebles

Park Street Pedestrian Park651 Old Airport Road

The design for this horse was conceived as U.S. troops were deployed into Iraq, and the artist felt the flag design was both timely and beautiful.
I get emotional when I sing the National Anthem, get teary-eyed when the flag is raised. I’m American through and through and I know from traveling that the U.S. is the best country in the world. God Bless America!
Commie Peebles

Meet the Horses

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SPLENDOR IN GLASS

Jo An King

Aiken Center for the Arts 122 Laurens Street SW

THE PATRIOT

Beth Robertson Wade

Lauren’s Street Fountain Laurens Street at Park Fountain

HAV SUM FUN

Barbara Nelson

Hopelands Gardens 135 Dupree Place

STONERSIDE

Al Beyer

Hopelands Gardens 135 Dupree Place

MAGNOLIA MARE

Nanette Langner

Hopelands Gardens 135 Dupree Place

HORSE OF A DIFFERENT COLOR

Michael Fowler

Aiken Railroad Depot 406 Park Avenue SE

STEED FREEDOM

Commie Peebles

Park St. Pedestrian Park 651 Old Airport Road

PALMETTO EQUINE

Henry L. Drakeford

Park St. Pedestrian Park 651 Old Airport Road

DUSTIN HOOFMAN

Leslie Alexander

Aiken Community Theatre 126 Newberry Street SW

Check out special edition horseplay jewelry by local silver smith, Danielle LoMonaco, in the Gallery Shop of Aiken Center for the Arts.

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These programs are supported by the South Carolina Arts Commission, which receives funding from the National Endowment for the Arts