Artist Glimpse: Mississauga's Chelsea Johnson
/Chelsea Johnson is a true multi-hyphenate artist, a creator who seamlessly balances the roles of mentor, performer, and community architect.
Read MoreChelsea Johnson is a true multi-hyphenate artist, a creator who seamlessly balances the roles of mentor, performer, and community architect.
Read MoreDriven by a commitment to unapologetic honesty, Natalie Muzos remains dedicated to an artistic path that is entirely unfiltered.
Read MoreThe season expands the company’s work in site-specific performance and community engagement, bringing contemporary dance into libraries, festivals, and public spaces.
Read MoreThe Mississauga Symphony Orchestra "Presents Brass Transit: The Music of Chicago"
Read More“I’m from the Masonic days, when Sauga actually had a scene. I feel like it’s starting to heat up again and that’s really cool.”
Read MoreBy leaning into the raw parts of her journey, Jaclyn has finally claimed the one thing the industry could never give her: her own voice.
Read MoreWelcome to the April 2026 Mississauga Music Notes; get ready for a marvellous month of music!
Read MoreAs he gears up to release his own original music, we sat down to talk about the daunting, beautiful process of finding his own sound.
Read MoreA Canadian-Egyptian artist, she performs in English, French, and Arabic, blending genres ranging from Middle Eastern melodies to Latin and European classics.
Read MoreWith a raw, unfiltered sound and a reputation for electrifying live shows, the group has carved out a space that’s both gritty and deeply resonant.
Read MoreThe Mississauga Symphony Orchestra welcomes globally acclaimed Canadian pianist Sheng Cai for The Nordic Experience.
Read MoreMississauga's SAWITRI Shorts Theatre Festival launches its 9th season with short multilingual plays over four weekends in April 2026.
Read MoreWhether it’s in a local club, a summer festival or a room across the ocean, he’s focused on keeping things honest and guitar-driven.
Read MoreBree Taylor shares a transparent look at her evolution and the hard-won wisdom that defines her current chapter.
Read MoreWelcome to the February 2026 Mississauga Music Notes; get ready for a marvellous month of music!
Read MoreRaised in a musical family, she began performing at age four and has since built a career defined by resilience, vulnerability, and polished pop production.
Read MoreWinners of NPR Performance Today’s “Debut Artist of the Year,” Quartetto Gelato has captivated audiences around the world with sold-out performances.
Read MoreThe journey from the suburbs of Mississauga to the creative hubs of New York City is a path paved with ambition and profound self-discovery.
Read MoreAs she enters this bold new era, her mission remains the same: channeling her fire to amplify women in music.
Read MoreThis Mississauga exhibit will be hosted at Adamson Estate featuring various artifacts from across the city.
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With the 2022 Mississauga election having a paltry 21.84% voter turnout, this series is to educate the community and hopefully increase voter turnout for 2026.
Whether commanding a festival stage or sharing deeply personal music, Stephanie Braganza’s commitment to authenticity remains constant.
Four treasured heritage buildings in our city that you can visit today each offer a glimpse into the past and, by extension, how flowers and gardens are part of what makes these places beloved landmarks today.
The 2026 Christmas/Holiday event season is a busy one in Mississauga and we’ve got your go-to guide.
2026 Lexus LC 500 - Last Call.
Mississauga Fundraiser ’Twas the Bite Before Christmas Returns for 2026.
In conversation with Mississauga’s CPARK, who won DJ of the Year at the 2026 Mississauga Music Awards.
The story of Meadowvale Village begins earlier, shortly following the signing of Treaty 19 between the Indigenous Mississauga and the Crown in 1818.
Her distinct blend of cultural roots, instrumental curiosity, and authentic self-expression ensures an exciting road ahead.
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