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Museums

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Find out what's happening in your city.

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We seek enthusiastic individuals to support the work of the Museums of Mississauga.

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Visitors enjoying an exhibit at the Museums of Mississauga.
Exhibitions

Original and travelling exhibitions strive to connect audiences to Mississauga's past, present and future.

A collage of historic photographs
Collections

Museum collections include an extensive survey of objects from a wide range of time-periods.

A photo of Beneres Historic house in the summer
Heritage Houses

Learn more about the Museums Heritage Houses.

THIS IS US

More than just heritage homes, the Museums of Mississauga are places where residents and visitors can share their story, hear the stories of others and learn about our collection.

Contact Us

VENUES

Bradley Museum
1620 Orr Road, Mississauga
Phone: 905-615-4860
Leslie Log House
4415 Mississauga Rd, Mississauga
Phone: 905-615-4860
Benares Historic House
1507 Clarkson Road North, Mississauga
Phone: 905-615-4860

HOURS

Benares Historic House
Thursday to Sunday
12:00pm to 4:00 pm (last tour at 3:30 pm) by appointment only
mississaugaculture.ca/tours
Bradley Museum
Thursday to Sunday
12:00pm to 4:00 pm (last tour at 3:30 pm) by appointment only
mississaugaculture.ca/tours
Leslie Log House
Contact Streetsville Historic Society for information
Phone: 905-814-5958

Here's what's hot

Presence is a year-long program funded by the City of Mississauga. Throughout the program, residents were invited to participate in workshops, exhibitions, and performances, to explore storytelling and uncover the city's cultural identities.

Witness the birth of a new landscape through photography. Through the eyes of creative photo artists, we can explore our relationship and connection with water, landscapes, and our shared responsibility to the Great Lakes.

The Museums of Mississauga and Mississauga Celebration Square have partnered to invite a Curator or team of Curators who identify as BIPOC to develop a project that engages with the community to be delivered in 2022.

This year Celebration Square welcomes monsters of all ages to join in the Halloween fun. Starting October 22 through to October 31, Celebration Square will bring three popular Halloween inspired stories to life. Dress up in your monster tails to explore some of our favourite monster tales.