UPCOMING EVENTS
Community Bicycle Drive
Your old bike could be someone’s new beginning!
Join us for our Bicycle Drive and help support New Hope Community Bikes
in making cycling more accessible throughout our community.
As a Hamilton-based cycling education charity, New Hope Community Bikes
refurbishes donated bikes to provide affordable transportation, cycling education,
and community programs for people of all ages.
Date: Tuesday, July 21, 2026
Time: 2 pm – 4 pm
Location: Mt. Hope Community Church, 3076 Homestead Drive
Community Fall Festival and BBQ
Saturday, September 12, 2026
11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
– Mark your calendars! –
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Join us for some great family fun!
Events will include a petting zoo, firetruck tours, bouncy castle, axe throwing (plastic, of course!),
more games, candy floss, yummy hotdogs, and so much more!
We hope to see you there! More Details to come soon.
PREVIOUS EVENTS
Spring Food Drive
Attention Residents of the Village of Mt. Hope!
We collected over 800 pounds of food for our Fall Food Drive! Thank you Mt. Hope for your continued support.
This will go a long way to help those who are experiencing food insecurities.
Christmas Community Concert
We had a wonderful time at our “First Annual” Christmas Community Concert. Our halls were decked, and we had a full house. So many people from the community, our church, family and friends came out for this event. We had delicious treats and fantastic entertainment.
We thank everyone who participated in the evening, but also with all the hard work behind the scenes making this event possible.
We raised $500 for Glanbrook Community Services!
Free Community Breakfast & Fall Fair
This year’s Community Breakfast and Fall Fair was another success! Thank you to everyone who came out.
We are thankful that the rain mostly avoided us that morning and we were able to enjoy a wonderful time together.
Mt. Hope Christmas Tree Lighting
We had a wonderful time serving coffee and hot chocolate to everyone at the Mt. Hope Christmas Tree Lighting.
Even though it rained, many residents came out to get into the Christmas spirit.
