HAMILTON, ON – The Hamilton Immigration Partnership Council (HIPC) welcomes all to Hamilton Newcomer Day at City Hall on Friday, May 30, 2025.
Newcomer Day is an annual event dedicated to welcoming newcomers to Hamilton, showcasing essential resources and services, and spotlighting immigrant contributions to our city. This year's event promises to be a vibrant celebration of the rich diversity of Hamilton.
The festivities for Hamilton Newcomer Day will begin with an opening ceremony at noon, followed by a Canadian citizenship ceremony in Council Chambers. From 12:00 to 6:00 p.m., activities will take place both inside and outside of City Hall, including an information and services fair with close to 50 local organizations providing resources and support for newcomers. Attendees can also enjoy live musical performances that showcase the diverse cultures that contribute to Hamilton's vibrant community, a variety of food options, a local vendor marketplace, and family-friendly activities throughout the event.
The City gratefully recognizes the funding of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada and the Royal Bank of Canada as the official sponsor of Hamilton Newcomer Day 2025. For more information on the event, please visit the official website atwww.hamiltonnewcomerday.ca.
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