Twilite Productions

06/05/2026

Hey Twilite Productions going to be out blasting some of your favorite tunes

06/02/2026

05/13/2026

HEY BEAUSEJOUR! 📢 We’re fired up to cheer on Beausejour-raised endurance athlete Mady Kennedy as she rolls through town on her coast-to-coast ride across Canada with the goal to raise $1,000,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society! 🚴‍♀️🇨🇦

Mady is the real deal. Relentless, driven, and pushing limits every day. Come out and support the hometown hero! 💪

📍Saturday, May 23rd @ 12PM - Ramer's Carwash and Gas
🔥 BBQ by Brokenhead Sausage
☕ Coffee & Lemonade by Pennyweight Market
🎶 Music by Twilite Productions

All proceeds go to the Canadian Cancer Society 💛

Mady is set to arrive around 1PM. PLEASE NOTE: Time may shift depending on conditions outside control. Stay tuned here for live updates!

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https://fundraisemyway.cancer.ca/campaigns/WhatAPrivilege

05/03/2026

🚴‍♀️💗 Let’s help Mady hit her goal! 💗🚴‍♀️

PLEASE SHARE THIS POST! Comment in memory of family or a friend that is fighting/fought cancer.

Join us in supporting local endurance athlete Mady Kennedy as she takes on an incredible journey—cycling coast to coast across Canada to raise $1,000,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society.

This cause is close to home for so many of us. Every dollar raised helps fund research, support families, and fight back against cancer.

📍 Ramers Esso and Car Wash
733 Park Ave,
Beausejour, MB
📅 May 23rd
🕛 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM

Come out and be part of something meaningful 💪
We’ll have:
🎁 Product donations & raffles
🤝 Community support for an amazing cause
🍔Hamburgers & Smokies

Proudly supported by Brokenhead Sausage, Cobra Enterprises, and Pennyweight Market, Ramers Esso and Car wash🙌

💖 Every contribution makes a difference.
Let’s come together as a community and help Mady reach her $1,000,000 goal!

05/01/2026

We will be there blasting some of your favorite tunes

04/09/2026

Let me be clear about this

I don’t do what I do to impress other DJs. That’s amateur thinking.
I do this for my clients. For the couples trusting me with one of the biggest days of their lives. For the people at the bar who just want to forget the stress of the week and have a damn good time.

Because real DJing isn’t about flashy transitions or showing off.
The real skill is reading the room and knowing what to play, when to play it, and how to keep the energy exactly where it needs to be. Song selection and timing that’s what separates the pros from the pretenders.

My focus has always been simple:
make the night feel right, keep the dance floor alive, and create moments people actually remember.

That’s what I care about. That’s what I take pride in. And that’s what I’ve built my reputation on.

The results speak for themselves happy clients, full dance floors, packed rooms, and reviews that reflect the experience I deliver every single time.

03/05/2026

DJing is not for the weak.

It looks fun when you see the lights.
It looks easy when you see the crowd jumping.
It looks like fast money when you see the bookings.

But what you don’t see is the grind.

You don’t see the nights practicing transitions when nobody’s watching.
You don’t see the crates built from years of studying music.
You don’t see the pressure of reading a room when the energy drops and everybody looking at YOU to fix it.

If you jumping in this game just for fun and quick money…
You’re in for a rude awakening.

Because DJing is responsibility.

You control the mood.
You control the vibe.
You control whether that wedding turns into a memory…
Or a mess.

You gotta know when to talk.
When to shut up.
When to switch genres.
When to save the night.

One bad mix can clear a floor.
One wrong song can kill momentum.
One unprepared set can ruin your name.

This ain’t just pressing play.
This is timing.
This is crowd psychology.
This is sacrifice.
This is passion.

The real DJs?
We study.
We prepare.
We adapt.
We endure.

So if you’re stepping into this game, step in serious.

Because DJing will test your patience.
It will test your skill.
It will test your heart.

And if you survive it?
You won’t just be playing music.

You’ll be moving people.

08/19/2025

Just a reminder, only 10 days until the Shades of the Past car show in Beausejour on Sunday, August 24, 10am until 3pm.
Admission is free for participants and spectators alike but we ask that you bring a "Tin for the Foodbank Bin".
Also a reminder that the show, this year, is NOT on Park Ave like in all previous years. Due do construction on Park Ave, we have moved the show two blocks south to Train Whistle Park.
The entrance to the show is still at the corner of First Street
and Park Ave but on the south side of Park Ave and you will be directed south on First Street to the show site.
We are hoping for a good turn out and, of course, good weather.
Here's hoping to see you there!