canadiary Mississauga

The program allows Canadian registered charities and non-profit groups to recognize and celebrate special occasions and events which create a spirit of community, celebrate Mississauga's diverse cultures and contribute to enriching the quality of life in our City. Learn more about the Community Recognition Program Event Details

Bharatha Natyam Dance Performance (Indian Cultural Dance) Event Details

The recital will showcase a variety of disciplines including ballet, pointe, jazz, tap, hip hop, musical theatre, lyrical, contemporary and acro. You will see award winning routines from our 2024 competitive season as well as our production of the lion king. Notes: Baby tickets available for 0-24 months. Reserved Seating, regular service fees apply. All sales final. Event Details

Come celebrate cultural diversity through food, entertainment, educational displays and other activities. Your weekend admission passport includes unlimited entry to all 7 locations showcasing 25 cultural pavilions, entertainment on 13 stages, 100s of vendors, FREE parking & FREE shuttle service. Kids 12 and under are FREE.  Visit carassauga.com for more details. Travel the world at Carassauga. About Mississauga's 50th Anniversary On January 1, 1974, the City of Mississauga was incorporated, making 2024 our 50th anniversary. Over the past 50 years, Mississauga has grown into a vibrant, diverse and dynamic city; in fact, we are Ontario's third-largest city. As we celebrate our anniversary, you are invited to join in the many activities and events planned or create your own celebrations. Learn more By clicking the link above, you will be leaving the City of Mississauga website and be directed to an external site. The City is not responsible for the content or availability of external sites.   Event Details

The exhibit explores the mutually beneficial and cyclical relationship between community and parks and greenspaces of Mississauga, emphasizing the nurturing role parks play for people and the stewardship of role people play for parks. Event Details

Curator Dayo Kefentse presents Generation X Marks the Spot , an exhibition exploring Black history in Mississauga. This project tells the story of young Caribbean Canadians who shaped a distinct Canadian culture here in the 1980s. Central to their experience was the importance of making societal change. In an audio documentary, former youth members of the Black Action Defense Committee (BADC) talk about their activism following the police shooting of a Black teenager, Michael Wade Lawson, in Mississauga. Included in the exhibition is a new  video interview  with Ingrid Pellew-Berkeley – former Deputy Chief with the Peel Regional Police – who was one of the officers to arrive on scene that night. In conversation with Dayo, Ingrid shares how Michael's death affected her personally and professionally, and how policing in Ontario changed as a result. The project is funded through the Museums' BIPOC Community Curator Program. Event Details

From unique jewelry to beautifully crafted home décor, attendees will have the opportunity to discover and purchase one-of-a-kind pieces directly from local artisans. Events are weather permitting and subject to change. Please visit the event website for more information. By clicking the link above, you will be leaving the City of Mississauga website and be directed to an external site. The City is not responsible for the content or availability of external sites. Event Details

Held at the picturesque Small Arms Inspection Building, this beloved community event promises a vibrant celebration of local talent, flavours, and craftsmanship.  Events are weather permitting and subject to change. Please visit the event website for more information. By clicking the link above, you will be leaving the City of Mississauga website and be directed to an external site. The City is not responsible for the content or availability of external sites. Event Details

This travelling exhibition is inspired by the City of Mississauga's Climate Change Action Plan and is located near the east entrance to Burnhamthorpe Community Centre, directly across from Jaycee Park. See compelling photographs and stories created by Mississauga residents, perspectives from international scientific leaders and learn how you can take climate action today! This touring exhibition will be popping up at locations all over the City of Mississauga and Region of Peel. Stay tuned for upcoming venues near you.   Event Details