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December 1, 2025
A Look Back at Our 2025 Year-End Cocktail
On November 26, the District Central community gathered at Brasserie Silo to celebrate the close of a year filled with strong collaborations, impactful projects, and collective achievements. This festive evening brought together businesses, partners, and key players from the neighbourhood for a warm moment of networking and connection.
The musical welcome offered by the Les Voix Ferrées choir set the tone for the night: friendly, inspiring, and unifying—an atmosphere perfectly suited to highlighting the work accomplished and strengthening the bonds within our ecosystem.
We extend our sincere thanks to the companies — AEDN Realty, Atelier Promo 21, Bateau bateau, Cabane Citipouss, Claudel, Clever Mocktail, Dunord, Eki mouvement, Festilumi, La boîte à bonbons, Lamour, Ookpik - Sly & co., Pilgrim, Silo, Sober Carpenter, Source dojo, Sous-vêtements Yves-Martin, Taevy esthétique, Terra café, Unel, and Zkore pilates studio — whose generosity made it possible to offer wonderful gift baskets, much to the delight of our participants.
As we turn the page on a year woven with strong, deeply rooted initiatives in the district, we look ahead with enthusiasm and ambition for the collective projects yet to come.
📸 Discover the evening’s highlights below, captured by the talented photographer Charles-Olivier Bourque.
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