The Tim Hortons Southside Shuffle Blues & Jazz Festival Returns to Port Credit for 2026
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The 28th Annual Tim Hortons Southside Shuffle Blues & Jazz Festival returns to Port Credit, Mississauga, September 11 to 13.
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Artist Glimpse: Mississauga's Tom Frelek
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As he continues to push his music forward from his home base in Mississauga, his work stands as a strong example of the high-caliber dedication found within our local arts community.
Read MoreThe Mississauga Symphony Orchestra Presents Music of the World: A Tribute to the Beautiful Game
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By offering all tickets at just $35 all-in, and using first-come, first-served seating, the MSO is removing barriers and creating more opportunities for people across our community to experience the power of live music.
Read MoreThe Mississauga Symphony Orchestra to Perform Their Annual Outdoor Concert in Port Credit This July
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Last year’s Symphony int he Park attracted an audience of over 2,000 people. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to secure parking and a prime spot.
Read MoreMississauga Gets a Second Twin City via Ternopil, Ukraine
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The two cities will work together to formalize the relationship on these topics.
Read MoreMississauga's Arts on the Credit Celebrates 15 Creative Years
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Founded in 2009, AOTC is an independent arts organization dedicated to showcasing and mentoring local artists.
Read MoreArtist Glimpse: Chris Platt
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Whether in an intimate duo or leading a quartet, Chris Platt’s approach is defined by a deep respect for tradition and an evolving spirit.
Read MoreArtist Glimpse: Daphne Lane
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Her evolution from those early open mic sessions to commanding her own stage is a massive milestone that highlights just how far she has come as a storyteller.
Read MoreArtist Glimpse: Mississauga's Chelsea Johnson
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Chelsea Johnson is a true multi-hyphenate artist, a creator who seamlessly balances the roles of mentor, performer, and community architect.
Read MoreArtist Glimpse: Natalie Muzos
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Driven by a commitment to unapologetic honesty, Natalie Muzos remains dedicated to an artistic path that is entirely unfiltered.
Read MoreFrog in Hand Launches Summer 2026 Programming
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The 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"
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The Mississauga Symphony Orchestra "Presents Brass Transit: The Music of Chicago"
Read MoreArtist Glimpse: Mississauga's Night of the Snake
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“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 MoreArtist Glimpse: Jaclyn Kenyon
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By 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 MoreMississauga Music Notes: April 2026
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Welcome to the April 2026 Mississauga Music Notes; get ready for a marvellous month of music!
Read MoreArtist Glimpse: Scott Johnston
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As 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 MoreArtist Glimpse: Mississauga's Natalie G
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A Canadian-Egyptian artist, she performs in English, French, and Arabic, blending genres ranging from Middle Eastern melodies to Latin and European classics.
Read MoreArtist Glimpse: Mississauga's Your Friend, Death
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With 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 Presents The Nordic Experience This March
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The 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
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Mississauga's SAWITRI Shorts Theatre Festival launches its 9th season with short multilingual plays over four weekends in April 2026.
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