08/21/2026
What a beautiful evening at Victor Rose Café, where artist Peter Hart, Maison WILOH artists, community members, supporters, and fellow non-profit organizations came together for a special vernissage celebrating creativity, inclusion, and belonging.
The exhibition shines a light on the creative talents and abilities of people with disabilities and/or autism, offering a meaningful space for their unique perspectives and artistic expression to be seen and celebrated.
Our heartfelt thanks to the artists, our community, and everyone who joined us for this special evening. Moments like these remind us that when we come together, so much is possible. Your presence and support helped make the evening especially meaningful for Maison WILOH as we continue raising awareness of our mission: creating an inclusive housing solution rooted in a nurturing, supportive community.
We are deeply grateful to Terry of Victor Rose Café, Peter and Francine of Peter W. Hart Gallery, Lucia Griffin Photography, Fig Fleurs, and Marlene for catering this special evening. Your generosity, time, and support helped make it truly memorable.
We were also very pleased to welcome members of MLUWC and Literacy Unlimited, along with Greg Kelly, Liberal MNA, Mayor of Beaconsfield Martin St-Jean, and former Mayor of Pointe-Claire Tim Thomas. Their presence and continued support of Maison WILOH and our mission are sincerely appreciated.
To everyone who shared this evening with us, thank you for being part of a celebration of art, inclusion, community, and possibility.
The exhibition will remain on display at Victor Rose Café until the end of August. We invite you to stop by, discover the artwork, and celebrate the artists with us.
Photo credits: Lucia Griffin