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Things to Do Downtown Hopewell

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Art Sparks

Art Sparks provides enriching art experiences for ages 2 and up. Explore, Learn, Create, Get Messy and Grow through our classes, workshops, mini-camp, summer camp and celebrations. 

33 Railroad Place                                    609-466-5437

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Gazebo Park & Castle Playground

The park contains several walking trails that wind along Bedens Brook and into old farm pasture. There is a small playground at the north end of the park by Columbia Avenue, as well as a gazebo that hosts music during the summer months.

S Greenwood & Columbia Aves.

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Hopewell Farmers Market

The market fosters community and connection, while promoting local businesses and live music.
Runs from the first Sunday of May until the Sunday before Thanksgiving, 9am-1pm, rain or shine!

52 E Broad St                                           609-200-1427

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Hopewell Museum

The Hopewell Museum is located on the ancestral homeland of the Lenni Lenape, settled on by Europeans and enslaved Africans in the 1690s. Our organization is committed to preserving the stories and cultures of all past residents of these lands.

28 E Broad St.                                        609-466-0103

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Old School Baptist Meetinghouse

The Hopewell Old School Baptist Meetinghouse, Inc., a NJ nonprofit, IRS 501(c)(3) registered public charity was formed in February 2023 to preserve and restore the Meetinghouse and grounds. The Board of Trustees is executing  a multi-year strategic plan which includes, but is not limited to:

  • National and State Historic Registration

  • Site Historic Preservation Planning

  • Programming/Events

46 W Broad St                                         609-455-0145

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Hopewell Valley Stage

The Hopewell Valley Arts Council is a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing art awareness and appreciation in the greater Hopewell Valley. At our home base, the Hopewell Stage (formerly the Hopewell Theater), we champion local and emerging talent and invite our community to explore new ideas, voices, and experiences.

PO Box 145                                               610-291-9101

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Mt Rose Center

A Himalayan salt cave and intimate wellness studio in the woods of the Mount Rose neighborhood —serving Hopewell, Princeton, Pennington, Lambertville, and Central New Jersey—offering yoga, joyful movement, breathwork, sound healing, circles (Sacred Cacao, Full Moon, Tarot, SoulCollage® and more!), therapeutic massage, reiki energy healing, wellness workshops, and day retreats that support nervous system regulation, grounding, meaningful connection, and embodied joy.

155 Hopewell-Princeton Rd                  848-228-1568

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Train Station Tot Lot

Enclosed playground with a picnic table.

2 Railroad Place by the freight shed

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