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

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.

Education

Bring history to life and make learning fun.

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
Monday through Thursday
Closed except by appointment
Friday through Sunday
12 pm - 4 pm (last tour of historic homes at 3:30 pm)
Bradley Museum
Monday through Thursday
Closed except by appointment
Friday through Sunday
12 pm - 4 pm (last tour of historic homes at 3:30 pm)
Leslie Log House
Wednesday & Sunday
1pm - 4pm
Holiday Closures
December 24th to January 1st

RATES

Regular Admission Rates for Drop-In Guided Tours:

  • Family: $15.00
  • Adults: $6.00
  • Students: $4.80
  • Under 3: Free

HST not included

Here's what's hot

Public Volumes brings together exhibitions, public programming and writing that centre around broad interpretations of spatial justice. These many projects focus in or out from a particular location or series of locations, fostering deeper insight into why space matters.

Come watch young poets leave it all on thestage at the first ever Poetry Slam hosted by the City of Mississauga. Reserve your seat now!

Spend this Mother's Day indulging in the art of high tea while exploring one of Mississauga's oldest heritage homes. Featuring That's cool! Fashions that Ruled 1965-1975: This 'couture to commonplace' presentation of iconic 60s and 70s.

The City of Mississauga invites submissions for digital, screen-based artworks in all genres as part of the Art on the Screens Program. Works may be submitted by individual artists, arts collectives, and film or digital media festivals.