Mississauga Culture |

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/Small Arms Building

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

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Creative Classes

Learn about creative classes, camps and workshops.

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Art

Learn about Public and Community Art.

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/Film and Grants

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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/Facility Booking

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THIS IS US

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

Here's what's hot

Based on the hit Adam Sandler movie, The Wedding Singer takes us back to a time when hair was big, collars were up, and a wedding singer was the coolest guy in the room.

Celebrate all things Scottish at this tea in honour of the life and poetry of Robbie Burns. The Museums of Mississauga proudly welcome the city's Poet Laureate, Paul Edward Costa, to read from the works of Robbie Burns and share a selection of his own writings.

Indulge in the magic of receiving a hug... Created in response to our world that feels increasingly filled with prejudice and hate, A Warm Hug speaks to our primal needs of wanting to be loved and love others by shining its light with everyone without discrimination.

Learn about Mississauga's first black settlers with photographs and Museum artifacts that you can touch and hold. Create a page detailing your own Mississauga settlement story, which will be collected into a book and made available at the Bradley Museum.