One community. Many voices. One movement.
Every movement begins with a spark. A conversation, a moment or a decision to be part of something bigger.
Across Beaconsfield, residents of all ages are stepping forward, some by sharing their voice, others by making a gift.
Together, they are bringing the Cultural Centre to life.
Here is how that movement is taking shape.
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- 1,613,000$ raised
- 80% of the goal reached
- Dozens of early donors
The spark begins here
A project like this doesn’t begin all at once. It grows: through conversations, ideas, and shared enthusiasm.
These are the people who help the project shine across the community.
“The Centre will give young people space to relax, study, and recharge. I’ve grown up with the library and I can’t wait to experience what’s next.”
I’m excited to discover:
The creative & technology lab
“The Centre will transform community life. Flexible spaces will allow groups to come together, connect, and build new partnerships.”
I’m excited to discover:
The community rooms and the multipurpose hall
“The Centre, the Marina Pavilion and the green spaces will improve access to the waterfront for the entire community. This site will become a true all-inclusive destination.”
I’m excited to discover:
The Marina Pavilion and the bistro, with its lake view terrace
“The Centre is a bridge to connection, it’s where generations meet, and ideas spark.”
I’m excited to discover:
The multipurpose hall and the adult reading area by the windows
“The library will be the beating heart of this building. It’s the reason people will walk through the doors, and once they’re in, they’ll discover the rest. That’s how bridges are built.”
I’m excited to discover:
The community rooms and beautiful outdoor space
“This place will help anchor our community. It will bring us together for decades to come. It’s something we’ll leave behind for our children, and their children.”
I’m excited to discover:
An artistic performance in the Agora, in nature
Bringing the movement to life
Across Beaconsfield, local groups are stepping forward by organizing events, creating connections, and bringing people together.
This is where ideas turn into energy. Where the spark becomes something you can see, feel and experience.
Beaconsfield Women’s Club
A vibrant social club where women connect, share, and enjoy a wide range of cultural and friendly activities.
Beaconsfield Newcomers’ Club
A welcoming group helping new residents build friendships and discover the local community.
Beaconsfield 55+ Club
An active club offering social, recreational, and cultural activities for adults 55+.
Lord Reading Yacht Club
A lively sailing club bringing together boating enthusiasts on Lake Saint-Louis.
Voitures d’époque et d’autrefois
A passionate group celebrating and showcasing the history of vintage automobiles.
Beaconsfield Artists’ Association
A local artists’ collective supporting creation, learning, and exhibitions.
Lakeshore Artists’ Association
A regional group of artists promoting and celebrating visual arts along the Lakeshore.
Beaconsfield Hooking Crafters’ Guild
A passionate community that creates, learns, and shares the art of quilting.
Visit the web site of the Beaconsfield Hooking Crafters’ Guild
Beaconsfield Quilters’ Guild
A passionate community that creates, learns, and shares the art of quilting.
Friends of the Beaconsfield Library
A volunteer group supporting the library and enriching local cultural life in Beaconsfield.
Visit the web site of the Friends of the Beaconsfield Library
Beaconsfield Garden Club
An inspiring gardening club bringing together plant lovers and community beautification enthusiasts.
The Montreal Lakeshore University Women’s Club
The MLUWC (Montreal Lakeshore University Women’s Club) is a vibrant organization bringing women together through social, cultural, and educational activities, while supporting the advancement of women and girls through scholarships and community engagement.
Visit the web site of the Montreal Lakeshore University Women’s Club
The first sparks of a collective movement
The first donors chose to support the project because they believe in the power of a place that brings people together.
Beyond the building, they are supporting a vision: accessibility, sustainability, shared experiences and a lasting legacy for our community.
“The Beaconsfield Cultural Centre project is truly exciting. It will attract Beaconsfield residents not only because of its prime location on the shores of Lake Saint-Louis, but also because of its architectural elegance and the programs and services that will be offered in its modular spaces. We are pleased to be able to contribute to its funding and are confident that our entire community will benefit greatly from it.”
Thanks to the generosity of Lorne and Louise Trottier, your gift will go even further.
Every donation made during this campaign will be matched, doubling the impact of your support.
The matching gift will apply to all contributions received throughout the campaign, up to a total of 500,000$.
Their donation supports:
Welcome Hall
“We are actively involved in our community on the West Island, including through West Island Community Shares, whose motto—one we believe in and that truly defines us—is: LIVE HERE, GIVE HERE.
We believe in and support this important and truly promising project for Beaconsfield so that all families in our community can enjoy this exceptional site.”
Their donation supports:
The children’s area, including a dedicated animation room overlooking the park
“My wife Ellen and I deeply appreciate the country-style living in an urban setting that makes Beaconsfield so special. Supporting the Cultural Centre is our way of giving back to the city we love.”
Their donation supports:
The multipurpose hall, overlooking the park
“Supporting the Cultural Centre is a way for me to give back to a community that values learning and culture. Most importantly, it is as an investment in the future of our city.”
Their donation supports:
A community room and the adult collections area overlooking the park
“I am proud to support the new Beaconsfield Cultural Centre as both a donor and a campaign ambassador. This project is deeply personal to me. My grandparents moved to Beaconsfield in 1947 to raise their family here, and I have been proud to call this community home since 1999.
My family and I were honoured to contribute to this campaign and to name a section of the library ‘Famille Tison,’ overlooking the trees and the lake. It is a meaningful way for us to honour my grandparents who were passionate about culture and nature. This beautiful project meets a real need by creating a vibrant, modern space for residents and opens up the lakefront for greater public enjoyment.
I hope others will join in supporting a place that will inspire connection, learning, and community for generations to come.”
Their donation supports:
A reading nook by the park and lake
For decades, the Friends of the Beaconsfield Library have supported literacy and learning. Their gift aligns perfectly with their core mission.
Their donation supports:
A community room and the adult collections area overlooking the lake
This is just the beginning.
Every contribution, big or small, helps bring this place to life.
Join the movement.