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ENGAGING MISSISSAUGA
THROUGH THE ARTS
Who We Are
The Mississauga Arts Council is dedicated to enabling the growth of the arts by creating opportunity and connection between artists and residents in Mississauga and beyond.
Since its inception in 1981, the Mississauga Arts Council facilitates partnerships, encourages collaboration and provides awards for healthy competition between artists and performers to help strengthen our community and contribute to a more vibrant city.
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Latest News
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Mississauga Writers Group Document COVID-19 in new E-Zine
This COVID-19 pandemic guarantees there are readers who have known unhappiness...
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Let Us Dance – I.D.A. – a boutique ballet school in the Port Credit-Mineola neighbourhood
Meet Ida Gerasolo – one of our community leaders and a great dance pedagogue. Since quarantine started and many...
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Pollinator Paradise: How Khaula Mazhar used her MAC Micro Grant
I get a bit of cute aggression when I see fuzzy bumblebees in my garden, especially when they fall...
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ArtTrendz Collective at the Mississauga Waterfront Festival
Mississauga's ArtsTrendz Collective hosted activities at 2019 Mississauga Water Festival.
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WORD is BOND at Common Ground Cafe
Full Step Sauga hosted their first Word Is Bond Open Mic Event at the Common Ground Café in hopes...
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Art In The Park 2019 (Call for Entry)
Visual Arts Mississauga (VAM) invites artists and artisans to participate in ART IN THE PARK 2019.
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MAC Member’s Documentary Now Streaming on Netflix
'3 Seconds Divorce', a documentary by Mississauga based filmmaker, Shazia Javed, is now streaming on Netflix.
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My Experience at the Mississauga Arts Council
Written by Ayla Djumisic The Cooperative Education Program at my school, Cawthra Park Secondary School, was kind enough to...
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What’s On This Weekend?
Are you ready for the weekend? We sure are! Be sure to check out these super cool event listings...
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Spring Exhibitions Opening Reception At The Art Gallery Of Mississauga
I haven’t been to an exhibition in quite some time, so I was more than happy to go to...
