Drummondville Event Staffing

The Centrexpo Cogeco anchors the business calendar. At about 87,000 square feet over two levels -- a 60,000-square-foot main hall that divides into sections, room for up to 3,500 people or 350 exhibitor booths -- it is the largest convention and exhibition centre between Montreal and Quebec City, and it is why a manufacturing town of Drummondville's size runs a full trade-show and congress calendar. Load-in works off its own docks, staged before the show floor opens.

The Village Quebecois d'Antan and Parc Woodyatt run the seasonal and outdoor work. The Village, a living-history site of roughly seventy heritage buildings on rue Montplaisir, runs its own calendar -- daytime summer visits, the Moment Factory night show 'Village Parallele' on summer evenings, a haunted season at Halloween, an illuminated Christmas, and a sugar-shack spring. Parc Woodyatt, a seven-hectare riverfront park downtown on the riviere Saint-Francois, is the open-air ground for the Fete nationale and the summer traditional-music weekends. Meanwhile the Centre Marcel-Dionne, the Drummondville Voltigeurs' junior-hockey arena, is in a modernization running from 2026 into 2028, so its load-in and some events route around active construction.

Trade shows and conventions lead. The Centrexpo Cogeco fills its floor with expositions, congresses, and corporate events across the year, drawing on Drummondville's central position and its manufacturing base. Heritage tourism runs alongside it at the Village Quebecois d'Antan, whose four seasons -- summer days, the 'Village Parallele' night show, a Halloween haunt, an illuminated Christmas, and a spring sugar shack -- each need their own crew shape.

Festivals lean traditional. Parc Woodyatt hosts the Fete nationale on June 23, the Fete SUPER-TRAD traditional-dance weekend July 10 to 12, and the Festival Trad-Cajun October 9 to 11 in 2026. Sport runs at the Centre Marcel-Dionne, where the Voltigeurs play through its rebuild, and corporate and community events fill the rest of the year. All of it is staffed in French first, under Quebec's labour code, and quoted in Canadian dollars.

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This illustrative scenario, not a historical TempGuru order, models Regional manufacturing trade show at Centrexpo Cogeco Drummondville in Drummondville, QC, 2,500 planned attendees, over 2 days. The planning roster totals 26 workers across 10 General labor / load-in, 7 Registration, 4 Warehouse / logistics, 3 Brand ambassadors, 2 Team leads.