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Hope Cascades and Canyons Events

Hope, Cascades & Canyon is full of fun people doing fun things. From valley local events to educational offerings and world-class festivals our region takes pride in entertaining all walks of life throughout the year. We’re truly celebrating what’s around us!

We invite you to join in on the fun! Browse the Hope, Cascades & Canyons events calendar below to see what’s going on in the region.

  • Little Monsters on Wallace

    Hope Memorial Park 3rd Avenue, Hope, B.C., Canada

    Little Monsters on Wallace! Join us on Saturday, October 31 for trick-or-treating and Halloween activities for all ages! More spooky details are coming soon, but for now, mark your calendars […]

  • Fog Fest™ 2026: Romance in the Mist

    Hope

    Save the date! Romance in the Mist is coming to Hope from November 20-22 as part of the 4th Annual Fog Fest. We’re planning a weekend filled with romantic activities, […]

  • Fog Fest™ 2026: Girls Gone Foggy

    Hope

    Save the date and gather your girls! Girls Gone Foggy is coming to Hope from November 27-29 as part of the 4th Annual Fog Fest! Get ready for the perfect […]

  • Fog Fest™ 2026: Foggy Little Christmas

    Hope

    Save the date! Foggy Little Christmas is coming to Hope from December 4-6 as part of the 4th Annual Fog Fest. Get ready for a festive weekend filled with Christmas […]

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