6 Reasons To Experience Mississauga's 2026 Arts on the Credit Holiday Market
/The 2026 Arts on the Credit Holiday Market happens on November 28th at the unitarian Congregation in Mississauga!
Read MoreThe 2026 Arts on the Credit Holiday Market happens on November 28th at the unitarian Congregation in Mississauga!
Read MoreA unique sound paired with a riveting, high energy live performance, make sure you experience the only Canadian stop on this leg of the tour.
Read MoreAs she balances science and art, she continues writing songs that make listeners feel seen—waiting for the moment an audience sings them back to her.
Read MoreWhether commanding a festival stage or sharing deeply personal music, Stephanie Braganza’s commitment to authenticity remains constant.
Read MoreIn conversation with Mississauga’s CPARK, who won DJ of the Year at the 2026 Mississauga Music Awards.
Read MoreHer distinct blend of cultural roots, instrumental curiosity, and authentic self-expression ensures an exciting road ahead.
Read MoreKnown for its cozy atmosphere, honest chats, and deep appreciation for local music, her platform has carved out a wonderfully authentic space.
Read MoreThe Mississauga Symphony Orchestra opens its 2026/27 Season With Beethoven, Bartók, and Brilliance.
Read MoreThis contemporary Canadian play written by Max Kingsbury and directed by Devansh Shah and Raina Desai runs from October 22nd–30th at AN1 Studios in Mississauga.
Read MoreBy confronting her own shadows, she creates room for listeners to do the same, proving that strength lies in vulnerability.
Read MoreThe Lakeshore Art Trail has strengthened the local arts scene, supported artists at all stages of their careers, and created meaningful opportunities.
Read MoreAlex Whorms continues to demonstrate how raw vulnerability, sharp musicianship, and artistic curiosity can redefine an artist's sound.
Read MoreTo Ontario’s top country artists, Ryan Cassar is the elite session player holding down the groove on major festival stages and in quiet tracking rooms.
Read MoreTwo days of creativity, one spectacular space, paired with over 30 artists results in the 2026 Artworks show.
Read MoreLimited to 250 seats, each concert places audiences just steps from the musicians.
Read MoreBack for the second year, A City in Tune: Mississauga’s Greatest Hits, returns to Adamson Estate from September 24 to December 27, 2026.
Read MoreFrom a makeshift sign in the Scotiabank Arena pit to commanding festival stages, Lucas Mason has proven his viral breakthrough was just the beginning.
Read MoreLeading up to the Mississauga stop, happening September 11-13 at Erindale Park, we were fortunate to get some one-on-one time with him.
Read MoreKnown for their electrifying stage energy and tight-knit songwriting chemistry, the band has steadily carved out a powerful legacy in the local music community.
Read MoreMerging the deep lyrical imagery of 1970s troubadours with contemporary country sensibilities, Chase has carved out a unique space he proudly calls "Troubadour Country".
Read MoreModern Mississauga is about exploring Mississauga through the lens of the 21st century. We cover everything from a uniquely Canadian perspective - culture, style, living, technology, arts, entertainment, and community - and aim to represent the diverse blend of interests and experiences of Canada's sixth-largest city.
3 Cool Canadian museums are within an hour of Mississauga.
I have mountains of fun in the Mont Tremblant Region during this winter road trip!
After spending a few days in North Bay, I half-jokingly thought of calling it “North Jay” given the excellent experience I had.
Winter Fun in Québec City - Canada's Winter Wonderland!
2026 Honda Accord Hybrid: Fuel Saver.
Santa, festive characters, live entertainment, holiday shopping and family fun come together December 13, 2026 in support of Music For Every Child.
The 2026 Arts on the Credit Holiday Market happens on November 28th at the unitarian Congregation in Mississauga!
A unique sound paired with a riveting, high energy live performance, make sure you experience the only Canadian stop on this leg of the tour.
This special event aims to help more shelter animals find loving homes before winter, when pet adoptions are typically lower.
The Regency era, which roughly covers from 1795-1837, also included the War of 1812, Napoleon, Wellington and Waterloo.
Subscribe To Our Newsletter
About
Contact Us
Media Kit
Testimonials
© 2026 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED MODERN MISSISSAUGA MEDIA LTD.