The annual Children's Spring Egg Hunt takes place in Mill Hill Park! All children ages 12 and under, along with their families, are warmly invited to partake in the festivities.
Remember to bring along a basket or bag to collect all the delightful treats hidden throughout the hunt. Refreshments are served.
This egg-citing event is filled with joy, laughter, and plenty of springtime cheer! Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to celebrate together in Mill Hill Park!
For over 30 years, residents of Trenton’s Mill Hill Neighborhood have been opening their gardens to visitors. About 15 gardens and public spaces in the neighborhood invite people to explore and enjoy the local greenery.
Every week, a neighbor host's ice cream at their house. We make an effort to spread the hosts around the neighborhood and on different blocks. It’s a great, fun way to connect with friends, neighbors, and meet new friends and neighbors – and the ice cream is only 25 cents! Neighbors are encouraged to host! Dates will be posted as each year as the schedule is confirmed. Stoop Scoops is held Thursdays in July/August from 7-8pm. Each week, a different neighbor hosts at their house. It’s a great way, fun way to connect with friends, neighbors and meet new friends and neighbors.
Since 2021, the BYOB Committee has hosted the "Bring Your Own Bowl and Beverage" event. Taking place every Sunday in the fall, Mill Hill residents warmly welcome their neighbors to savor traditional and inventive chili recipes. Come rain or shine, all are invited to indulge in delicious food and delightful company. It's the perfect opportunity to mingle with old friends and make new ones.
A 57-year-old tradition, this signature event features homes in the neighborhood displaying special decorations through their front windows and on their exteriors. Some homeowners host visitors with holiday music, refreshments, and conversation on their stoops and sidewalks.
These events not only showcase Mill Hill’s nineteenth-century streetscape, which is among the most interesting between New York and Philadelphia, but also play a significant role in the historic restoration of the neighborhood. The proceeds from these tours fund preservation grants that assist homeowners in maintaining the Trenton Landmarks Commission for Historic Preservation Standards, contributing to the neighborhood’s charm and community spirit.
