Regional Wet Labs

LEARNING IN ACTION.

Our Regional Wet Labs offered throughout the year bring exceptional hands-on education closer to equine professionals across the country. Led by respected experts in the field, these immersive learning experiences combine practical instruction, small-group collaboration, and real-world techniques that participants can take back to their daily practice.

Each Regional Wet Lab is designed to blend expert instruction, hands-on learning, and meaningful professional connection. The experience begins Friday evening with a welcome reception and educational presentations, giving attendees the opportunity to connect with colleagues and learn from leading experts in a relaxed, collaborative setting.

Saturday continues with additional educational sessions before moving into the heart of the experience: immersive, hands-on wet labs. With an emphasis on active participation, attendees have the opportunity to practice new techniques, strengthen their skills, and apply what they have learned alongside experienced instructors and fellow equine professionals.

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Special Thanks to Our 2025 Regional Wet Lab Sponsors

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2026 Locations:

March 2026: Oklahoma City, OK

April 2026: Wrightstown, NJ

May 2026: Seattle, WA

Regional Wet Lab Registration

NAEP Member: $250

Non Member: $350

Students: $125

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Your Registration Includes:

  • Full access to Friday and Saturday educational sessions and hands-on Wet Labs

  • Friday evening welcome reception with drinks and light hors d’oeuvres

  • Breakfast and lunch on Saturday

  • Hands-on instruction and guidance from leading equine practitioners

  • Opportunities to connect, collaborate, and exchange knowledge with fellow professionals

  • High-quality continuing education credits

Where Should We Go Next?

Where would you like to see an NAEP Regional Wet Lab? Each year, we bring three to four Wet Lab experiences to equine communities across the country, and member input helps guide where we go next. Share your top three locations and help us continue bringing the NAEP community together - Together for the Horse.