Mississauga News: ‘Feels so special’: Music teacher wins Mississauga’s song of the year
Mississauga News media feature describing Joelle Rose’s recent 2025 Sauga’s Song of the Year contest win for her original song, “Birdhouse.”
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HUB Highlights – April 2025
Highlights from February 2025’s HUB Highlights Newsletters & Artist Spotlights for Sarena & Sasha Nanua, Joelle Rose, Stephanie Braganza, and Sana Khan.
Tickets on Sale Now for Mississauga’s Biggest Night in the Arts! – 30th Annual Mississauga Arts Awards
Tickets are now on sale for the 30th anniversary Mississauga Arts Awards (MARTYS) on June 19, 2025 at Mississauga Convention Centre.
Rising emerging singer-songwriter Joelle Rose wins the 2025 Sauga’s Song of the Year Contest for “Birdhouse!”
The Mississauga Arts Council (MAC), Metalworks Studios, and SoundsUnite Canada, with media partner Mississauga Music, are pleased to announce the 2025 Sauga’s Song of the Year winner, emerging singer-songwriter who grew up in Mississauga, Joelle Rose, with her song “Birdhouse”!
MicroGrant Success: Sarena and Sasha Nanua, Spirit Service
Sarena and Sasha Nanua used their Career Development MicroGrant to support the release of Spirit Service, their latest novel.
Videographer/Video Editor Job Opportunity – Canada Summer Jobs
Mississauga Arts Council is seeking a Videographer/Video Editor to fill an 8-week summer position under the Canada Summer Jobs Program.
Seniors Arts & Music Series (SAMS) Stories: Cat Bernardi
Cat is a talented jazz singer. Through SAMS, she brought jazz duo concerts to long-term care homes in Mississauga.
MicroGrant Success: Cathleen MacDonald, KANAKIYOST
Filmmaker Cathleen MacDonald used her Short Documentary Film MicroGrant to produce the short film KANAKIYOST.
Rotary Club of Mississauga supports SAMS
New Shows coming to Long Term Care
Rotary Club of Mississauga Generously Supports Seniors Arts & Music Series (SAMS)
HUB Highlights – March 2025
Highlights from March 2025’s HUB Highlights Newsletters & Artist Spotlights for Sneha Subramanian Kanta, Shehzar Abro, Chris Erskine, Hans Poppe, and NeoVoce Choir.