Culture and Leisure Fields
Objective
The City of Beaconsfield allows the display of community messages or public service announcements that are aimed at the population and improve the promotion of events and activities related to life in Beaconsfield.
Locations
Saint-Charles Boulevard, corner Sherbrooke ; Recreation Centre, 1974 City Lane ; Windermere corner Montrose
Authorized Organisations
On a limited basis (up to a maximum of 4 times a year), the following groups and associations are authorized to display on the billboard:
- Local community, sports, cultural associations or non-profit groups recognized by the City;
- CLSC Lac St-Louis, CSSS de l'Ouest de l'Ȋle;
- City businesses and merchants to promote charitable community activities;
On a non-limited basis, public interest messages regarding community health and security:
- Ville de Montréal;
- Ministries of the Quebec government and affiliated organizations;
Other organisations may be considered on a case by case basis by the Communications department.
Operating Rules
Posting Language
All messages must be provided in French and English. Messages containing incoherent text will be returned for correction.
Design, frequency and duration of messages
- The use of the electronic billboard is limited to the dissemination of non-commercial information. The City does not allow any images, pictures or comments of an obscene, hateful, explicit, racial, abusive, defamatory or of a sexual nature or that encourages illegal activities. Nor does it allow solicitation or advertising or messages of political or religious nature.
- The design, frequency and duration of the message are at the discretion of the City. The City reserves the right to change the message, reject or postpone to a later date. The maximum duration of a posted item is 2 weeks.
- The City cannot be held responsible for mistakes made by individuals who have submitted an incorrect written request.
- The composition of messages must not exceed 125 characters in each language including spaces, apostrophes, dashes and hyphens.
- If the organization cancels an event or activity before or during the broadcast, it must notify the Communications Department immediately at 514 428-4400 ext. 4453 or at info@beaconsfield.ca.
- The City reserves the right to establish an order of priority on the advertising of messages. City announcements have precedence over other display messages.
Display Requests
- The display requests must be received at least 30 days before the desired date of publication and must comply with this usage policy.
- No telephone request will be accepted.
- To request a message display, please complete the online form by clicking below.
- Association Protection of Angell Woods
- Beaconsfield Artists Association
- Beaconsfield Garden Club
- Beaconsfield Womens Club - 514 637-0798
- Beaconsfield 55+ Club
- Girl Guides
- Beaconsfield Quilters Guild
- Friends of Beaconsfield Library
- Beaconsfield Citizens Association
- Lakeshore Artists Association
- Beaconsfield Newcomer's Club
- Beaconsfield Toastmasters
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Centennial Hall is the City's cultural centre in which exhibitions and concerts take place. This beautiful waterfront building is home to a number of the community's cultural groups. Centennial Hall is also available, on occasion, for private rentals.
The rental space includes:
To rent this facility, please complete the
CENTENNIAL HALL | RENTAL INFORMATION |
Address: | 288 Beaconsfield Blvd., Beaconsfield, Quebec |
Dimensions: | Lounge: 24’ X 21’ Boardroom: 17’ X 16’ |
Capacity: | Maximum of 60 people standing Maximum of 40 people for sit down reception |
Installations: | Eight (8) rectangular tables (72” L X 30” W) Sixty (60) upholstered stacking chairs |
RATE BY TYPE OF ACTIVITY | BEACONSFIELD RESIDENT | NON RESIDENT | SECURITY DEPOSIT | CLEANING SURCHARGE | BUILDING MONITOR |
Rate /hr | Rate /hr | All rentals | All rentals | Rate /hr | |
Meeting (No Food) | $51 | $76,50 | $200 | $100 | $21 |
Party, Social, Reception | $71,50 | $112 | $200 | $100 | $21 |
IMPORTANT
For additional information: Call 514 428-4480
Monday to Thursday: 8:00 a.m. to noon and 1:00 to 4:45 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m. to Noon
Private events in parks or any other public green spaces
- Alcohol, drug, cigarette or vape consumption is prohibited on all public places
- Commercial activities are forbidden, unless a City’s authorization has been given in advance
- Tents, furniture and sound system installations are forbidden
- Cooking or heating food (BBQ, propane, charcoal, etc.) is forbidden
- Dogs must be attached with a leash. It is forbidden to leave your dog loose in a playground area
- Swimming is forbidden at waterfront parks
- Camp fire and fireworks are forbidden
- The waterfront parks are closed from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.; the other parks are closed from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. and cannot be used, unless a City’s authorization has been given in advance.
- All garbage must be picked up
- All the rules written in the Nuisance By-Law (Beac-033) must be respected
The City of Beaconsfield hosts a variety of exhibitions throughout the year.
- Shona Sculptures annual exhibition
- Beaconsfield Quilters’ Guild annual exhibition
- Beaconsfield Hooking Crafters Guild biennial exhibition
- Beaconsfield Artists’Association spring and fall exhibitions
- Beaurepaire-Beaconsfield Historical Society annual exhibition
- Beaconsfield Library monthly exhibitions
https://www.beaconsfield.ca/en/notre-ville-1/seances-du-conseil-et-documentation/417-culture-and-leisure-fields?start=10#sigProId53fae4ea5c
Shows
Special Events