Silent Auction Launch: Bid to Support the 2026 Concert Peoject “Two Faces of the Dream”

December 1, 2025 | Montréal, QC

Harmonaire Musique is pleased to announce the opening of its 2025 Online Silent Auction, running from December 5 at 1:00 AM (EST) to December 15 at 11:00 PM (EST). The auction is now publicly accessible through the Harmonaire Musique website and its official 32auctions page.

The ten-day silent auction features an extensive selection of donated items and experiences, including boutique hotel stays, restaurant gift cards, spa and wellness packages, lift tickets, theatrical performances, climbing passes, family attractions, artisan products, chocolates, and flight vouchers. Highlights include contributions from RnR Wellness Spa, Revelstoke Mountain Resort, Air North, Arts Club, The Citadel Theatre, Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant, Vancouver Whitecaps FC, and many other partners across Canada.

All proceeds from the event will directly support Harmonaire Musique’s 2026 concert season, Two Faces of the Dream—a national artistic initiative exploring classical music, mental health, and community dialogue through performance, education, and collaborative programming.

“Our silent auction is an invitation for audiences and supporters to take part in shaping our upcoming season,” said Clara Hong Cao, Founder and Executive Director of Harmonaire Musique. “Every bid directly strengthens our artistic work and our outreach efforts across Canada.”

Accessible entirely online, the silent auction allows participants from any region to browse items, place bids, and contribute to the organization’s mission. With low starting bids and a wide selection of items, the event encourages broad community engagement while celebrating the generosity of local and national partners.

About Harmonaire Musique

Harmonaire Musique is a federally incorporated Canadian not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing classical music through artistic innovation, cross-cultural exchange, and support for emerging artists. With headquarters in Montréal and regional operations in Kingston, the association builds platforms that connect tradition with contemporary relevance, fostering collaboration across Canada and around the world.