Next Level Neighbours - Summer Edition
Do you know a Next Level Neighbour? The Hey Neighbour engagement team is collecting your best good neighbour stories and may post them here on our web page to share!
By getting to know and appreciate our neighbours, we cultivate a deeper sense of community and foster a meaningful relationship with the place we call home.
The Town is dedicated to cultivating a sense of belonging, safety, and connection among residents. Town staff are focused on strengthening bonds within our communities and are actively working to support neighbour relationships through our Hey Neighbour engagement initiatives, offering resources that encourage organic neighbourhood connections.
Next Level Neighbours - Summer Edition
Whether your neighbour has shared the bounty of their backyard fruits and veggies, collected mail and watered your plants while you were away or walked another neighbour's pooch. Let's appreciate these awesome neighbourly acts of kindness! What good things are your neighbours doing in your neighbourhood this summer?
Send us your Next Level Neighbour kudos today!
Email our Neighbourhood Engagement Team
Block Parties
A neighbourhood Block Party presents the opportunity for residents of all ages to meet each other, share interests, celebrate diversity and strengthen our community connections. Block Parties help to build a strong sense of community connectedness and a culture of care and support.
If you're organizing a Block Party in your neighbourhood, our Neighbourhood Team is here to help! To support and streamline the planning process, the Town of Halton Hills staff are available to assist Block Party organizers throughout the planning process, act as a liaison, and facilitate any questions you may have.
Apply for a Block Party
Prior to filling out the Block Party application, please browse the available items in our block party kit that are included in our Block Party package!
Questions?
Email our Neighbourhood Team for more information.
Play Streets
Tell your neighbours, tell your friends, Play Streets is here for another summer of fun! Play Streets are special short-term road closures that turn your neighbourhood into a safe, car-free zone where residents can connect, play, and have fun together!
By transforming the street into a shared public space, our Play Streets program offers a space for residents to get to know their neighbours. Play Streets are part of the Town’s Hey Neighbour initiative and coincides with the great work the Town is doing to deliver free, quality, and accessible active programming.
Our Hey Neighbour Team will bring and set up a variety of large outdoor lawn games and equipment for residents to interact with.
| Location | Date and Time |
|---|---|
| Moultrey Crescent, Georgetown | Thursday, July 31 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. |
| Langstone Crescent, Georgetown | Thursday, August 7 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. |
| Mowbray Place, Acton | Thursday, August 14 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. |
| Killaloe Crescent, Georgetown | Thursday, August 21 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. |
| Dairy Drive, Acton | Thursday, August 28 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. |
Open Streets
Open Streets programming brings our Town together to enjoy vehicle-free streets filled with activities, fun and community spirit. Join us as we reimagine our streets as vibrant spaces for everyone to explore, connect and celebrate!
Open Streets temporarily close selected streets in Halton Hills, transforming them into lively spaces where people can walk, bike, and engage in various activities. It’s a chance to experience our town in a whole new way, promoting active living, local businesses, and community connections.
Check this space in the spring of 2026 for a list of upcoming Open Street events
Toys in Parks
Our Neighbourhood Programming crew has been busy delivering vehicles to various Town parks. These toys are intended to promote creativity, encourage cooperative play and make play times longer. Look for Toys in Parks until the end of September this year.
Find Toys in Parks at these locations:
In Georgetown:
- Barber Drive Park - 277 Barber Drive, Georgetown
- Calvert Dale Park - 17 Cotswold Court, Georgetown
- Cedarvale Park - 181 Main Street South, Georgetown
- Delrex Parkette - 317 Delrex Boulevard, Georgetown
- Durham Street Parkette - 46 Durham Street, Georgetown
- Emmerson Park - 52 Carruthers Road, Georgetown
- Ewing Street Park - 59 Ewing Street, Georgetown
- Halton Hills Drive Park - Halton Hills Drive, Georgetown
- Henry Thomas Shepherd MBE Park - 46 Dayfoot Drive, Georgetown
- John Street Park - 64 John Street, Georgetown
- Kinsmen Park - 5 Byron Street, Georgetown
- Maple Creek Parkette - 41 Gooderham Drive, Georgetown
- McNally Street Park - 12 McNally Street, Georgetown
- Meadowglen Park - 29 Meadowglen Boulevard, Georgetown
- Smith Drive Park - 75 Smith Drive, Georgetown
- Upper Canada Parkette - 110 Upper Canada Court, Georgetown
In Acton:
- Birchway Place Parkette - 73 Birchway Place, Acton
- Bovis Park - 31 Wallace Street, Acton
- Danville Park - 76 Danville Ave, Acton
- Greenore Park - 66 Greenore Crescent, Acton
- Rennie Street Park - 32 Rennie Street, Acton
- Sir Donald Mann Park - 58 Mowbray Place, Acton
- Tanners Drive Park - 45 Tanners Drive, Acton
Fire Pit Pop-ups
Our Fire Pit Pop-up programming will return in Fall 2025! Pop by to chat with the Hey Neighbour crew, enjoy a hot chocolate and some warm conversations with your neighbours. Stay tuned for the dates, times and locations of our next round of Fire Pit Pop-ups!