Mississauga Arts Newsletter
.jpg) Welcome to 2012, another beautiful year in the arts! A new year gives us the chance to start fresh, with new opportunities waiting for us to embrace- that is the theme of the newest Mississauga Arts Council Winter Newsletter, where you can catch-up on all the latest news from the local arts scene.
The Mississauga Arts Council is celebrating 30 years this year and we invite everyone in the community to share their experiences with MAC over the years. We also encourage everyone to submit their nominations for the upcoming MARTYS in May!
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2012 MARTYS Award
Call for Nomination Submissions

The Mississauga Arts Council (MAC) is thrilled to announce it is now accepting nominations for the 2012 MARTY Awards! Click below to donwnload the nomination forms. Talented artists are encouraged to submit nominations for the chance to win a MARTY Award and be recognized by the community, not to mention a lot of media exposure!
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Mississauga Youth Writers' Guild
Young writers from across the City of Mississauga are welcome to unite for the launch of the Youth Writers’ Guild on Monday, February 13, 2012. Presented by the Mississauga Arts Council (MAC), Mississauga Central Library and Nexus Youth Centre, the event will take place from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Glass Pavilion located in Mississauga Celebration Square. Admission is free and writers from all disciplines are welcome to attend.
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Limelight Magazine
The Mississauga Arts Council is proud to release the first winter issue of its Limelight Magazine! Created by Natalie D'Urbano, the popular magazine features local youth artists and encourages creativity. Check out the new magazine spotlighting visual artist Jeff Dywelska, musician Darren Flower and choreographer Kareem Byfield. Read on to enjoy photos from MAC's Limelight Block Party, meet the members of the Limelight Committee and much more!
Please click here to download MAC's Limelight Magazine.
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What is MAC?
The Mississauga Arts Council, established in 1981 by City Resolution, is a non-profit registered charity governed by a Board of Directors. Our mission is “to foster and develop, support and champion a vibrant, dynamic arts community in the city of Mississauga through services, to enrich the lives of its citizens.” We are the most comprehensive resource for arts and entertainment information in the city of Mississauga. We support and promote the activities of over 215 arts organizations and several hundred individual members. Associate membership is also offered to members of our organizations. By adding this feature, our numbers total upwards of 15,000 associate members.
The Mississauga Arts Council is instrumental in advocating for the building of Arts Spaces in Mississauga, including Meadowvale Theatre, the Art Gallery of Mississauga and the Living Arts Centre and is currently involved in a major awareness campaign for the arts in Mississauga.
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