On 12 December, an official ceremony was held to light the lights on the Christmas tree, donated by the Baltic Hub. The Christmas tree stood for the first time in Stogi. The event, organized for local residents, was an opportunity to spend time together in a pre-Christmas atmosphere. The Christmas tree, shining with hundreds of lights, was a picturesque backdrop for numerous attractions prepared by the company and the District Council.

Baltic Hub, which has been supporting Stogi for many years, took care of attractions for both the youngest and older residents of the district. Children could meet Santa and a smiling elf, who presented them with sweets. The Baltic Hub also supported the district council in preparing Christmas packages for the children. The company also organized refreshments with hot chocolate and winter tea. All this accompanied by a musician who played the saxophone.

Christmas wishes were extended to the residents by the Baltic Hub's Chief Operating Officer, Ross Clarke, who was present at the event, as well as by the Mayor of Gdansk, Aleksandra Dulkiewicz. The Mayor also highlighted the positive changes taking place in Stogi in recent times.

- At the Baltic Hub, we want to be a good neighbour who engages with the local community, including by organising such unique events. We feel proud that, as a company, we are close to the neighbourhood and are part of this community," said Ross Clarke, Chief Operating Officer of Baltic Hub

At the end of the evening, attendees enjoyed a dance performance by youngsters from the Blitz team and an exciting pyrotechnic show presented by the Sota Fireshow group.