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The Living Arts Centre is a dynamic and accessible gathering place for creativity.

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Learn about the City of Mississauga's newest cultural landmark.

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Frequently Asked Questions including new health and safety protocols and reduced room capacities.

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Learn about Public and Community Art.

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Learn about Creative Industry. Access Film & TV, Grants Online.

/Culture Planning

Learn about Culture Planning & Research projects. See Heritage Applications & Services.

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Through policy development, services, programs and partnerships, the City's Culture Division preserves, supports and enhances the artistic and historic fabric of Mississauga.

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To commemorate the centennial of the outbreak of the First World War in 2014, Heritage Mississauga documented soldiers from historic Mississauga who served and fell during the war.

During the First World War, Canadian soldier Lieutenant-Colonel George Stephen Cantlie plucked flowers from the fields of war-torn Europe, sending them home to his baby daughter Celia in Montreal.

Build your creative network and earn volunteer hours! The New Youth Council welcomes all Mississauga youth between the ages of 15 and 21 for weekly collaborate on creative projects with the Museums of Mississauga.

Halloween is a holiday based on ancient harvest customs but did you know its most familiar traditions like trick- or-treating were created in the last hundred years? Put on your costume and join us at Bradley Museum for a safe, outdoor experience.