Sauga Arts HUB

Hot Docs Festival 2024
2026-03-11 | Ontario
The wait is over! Single tickets are now on sale for the #HotDocs24 Festival, April 25–May 5.

From the opening night screening of LUTHER: NEVER TOO MUCH to Big Ideas presented by Scotia Wealth Management to 83 world and international premieres, the choice is yours.

Find your must-watch films from 168 documentaries from 64 countries.

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Find your films now at hotdocs.ca/whats-on/hot-docs-festival

CHARISMA: spring exhibition
2026-03-11 | Ontario
Crescent Hill Gallery’s annual spring exhibition showcases new work by their gallery artists demonstrating the brilliance of our local art community.
On from April 26, 2024 to May 24, 2024
Curatorial Statement:
Charisma is a quality allied with talent and other gifts that have, over the centuries, been perceived by the admiring beholder as beyond the attainment of normal people, as supernatural, or divine. Charisma can also be found in works of art, in the figures and subjects of paintings, sculpture, and installation, imbued with the power and presence of the artist. The works, admired by art enthusiasts and collectors, have a reverence all their own, inspiring the same sort of admiring wonder. That certain “je ne sais quoi” or undefinable quality creates magnetism and attraction. The artwork exhibited at Crescent Hill Gallery has been known to affect collectors and visitors similarly. The artist’s charisma transfers to the painting and reflects in the eyes of the admirer. To each art lover, their preference, and at Crescent Hill the quality of work on display allows the viewer to get lost in their memories, reminiscing on a narrative, colour, figure, form, or design that brings into view a powerful feeling of connection.
Tracing where the artist has been and where they have touched the canvas unlocks a journey for the viewer to follow. It considers inspiration and appropriation and creates a narrative of strung-together moments that can resonate with the viewer. If the collector acquires the piece, their relationship with the work will grow and change as they do.
The force of charismatic art is experienced individually and collectively, with some visuals having shaped entire cultures or national identities. The power of artworks to fascinate, educate, and reform is a fact of social history—the search for connection and what it means to find it.

Unique to this event:
For this iteration of the spring group exhibition, the gallery is collaborating with innovative designers at Ethan Allen (Mississauga). We will work with them to bring furniture and design elements to the gallery to create an opportunity for collectors and designers who attend to imagine the work in their own spaces. Small vignettes will be placed in the mini-galleries to exemplify further how the works will resonate in home and office environments.
Come experience the power of original art at the spring group exhibition CHARISMA opening Friday, April 26th from 6-9 pm at Crescent Hill Gallery! Get on the guest list today!

CHARISMA Opening Event
2026-03-11 01:11 (America/Toronto) | Ontario
Crescent Hill Gallery’s annual spring exhibition showcases new work by their gallery artists demonstrating the brilliance of our local art community. Come experience the power of original art at CHARISMA, opening Friday, April 26th from 6-9 pm! Get on the guest list today!
Curatorial Statement:
Charisma is a quality allied with talent and other gifts that have, over the centuries, been perceived by the admiring beholder as beyond the attainment of normal people, as supernatural, or divine. Charisma can also be found in works of art, in the figures and subjects of paintings, sculpture, and installation, imbued with the power and presence of the artist. The works, admired by art enthusiasts and collectors, have a reverence all their own, inspiring the same sort of admiring wonder. That certain “je ne sais quoi” or undefinable quality creates magnetism and attraction. The artwork exhibited at Crescent Hill Gallery has been known to affect collectors and visitors similarly. The artist’s charisma transfers to the painting and reflects in the eyes of the admirer. To each art lover, their preference, and at Crescent Hill the quality of work on display allows the viewer to get lost in their memories, reminiscing on a narrative, colour, figure, form, or design that brings into view a powerful feeling of connection.
Tracing where the artist has been and where they have touched the canvas unlocks a journey for the viewer to follow. It considers inspiration and appropriation and creates a narrative of strung-together moments that can resonate with the viewer. If the collector acquires the piece, their relationship with the work will grow and change as they do.
The force of charismatic art is experienced individually and collectively, with some visuals having shaped entire cultures or national identities. The power of artworks to fascinate, educate, and reform is a fact of social history—the search for connection and what it means to find it.
Unique to this event:
For this iteration of the spring group exhibition, the gallery is collaborating with innovative designers at Ethan Allen (Mississauga). We will work with them to bring furniture and design elements to the gallery to create an opportunity for collectors and designers who attend to imagine the work in their own spaces. Small vignettes will be placed in the mini-galleries to exemplify further how the works will resonate in home and office environments.

Unveiling - Arts on the Credit
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
During the opening celebration for the Arts on the Credit fine art show a stunning sculpture will be unveiled for the first time. April 26th, 7 pm at the Waterside Inn.
A winner of many national and international awards, Sid Gendron, better known locally as Sawmill Sid, is creating an enormous original wooden sculpture to be the centerpiece of the gallery exhibit at the AOTC Fine Art Show. AOTC is honoured to host this local indigenous wood carver.
Sawmill Sid is an environmental artist known throughout North America for his practice of using only trees that have fallen due to storms or disease. A champion of Mother Earth, Sid has been awarded the prestigious “Ontario Wood Award”, Mississauga’s “The Credits, Cultural & Heritage Award”, and “The Credits, Natural Heritage Award”.
“I’m an Indigenous artist, trained by Mother Earth and life. It is important to understand that my art is not what you see, but what leaves you thinking and talking and wondering about long after you have left my stage”, says Sid.
The completed work will not be seen before the opening of the art show, when it will be revealed You will have to visit to discover the final complete design.
More magic happening at the Arts on the Credit Fine Art Show at the Waterside Inn, Port Credit, Mississauga
Images available on request.

Opening – April 26th, 7 pm. Tickets available on Eventbrite.
Show – April 27th and 28th, 11 am – 5 pm daily. Tickets available on Eventbrite.
Contact: Marie Payne, contact@artsonthecredit.ca

Fine Art Exhibition and Sale by the Mississauga Watercolour Society
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
The Mississauga Watercolour Society (MWS) is pleased to present another popular art exhibition and sale in the galleries at Visual Arts Mississauga at Riverwood. Over 300 framed and unframed paintings are there for viewing and sale. Subject matter includes landscapes, florals, abstracts, portraits and figures.
Everyone is invited on April 27 (10am-4pm) and April 28 (12 – 5pm). Free admission and refreshments available. Additional paintings are also 0n display from April 22 – 28 (10am – 4:30pm) in the Hallway Gallery of Visual Arts Mississauga

F.L.A.P Talk with Michael Mesure - Art Gallery of Mississauga
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
Michael Mesure, Executive Director of FLAP Canada & Cofounder BirdSafe® Building Consultant, will speak about bird-building collisions in the urban environment, bringing attention to the reflective light issue that impacts over 1 billion birds across North America every year.
This special program is produced in alignment with Sara Angelucci’s Undergrowth exhibition, on view at the Art Gallery of Mississauga from April 20 to July 7, 2024.
Click here to register.
The Art Gallery of Mississauga would like to thank RAMA Gaming House Mississauga and Charitable Gaming, Community Good for financially supporting, this program.
ABOUT MICHAEL MESURE
Michael Mesure is the Executive Director of Fatal Light Awareness Program (FLAP) Canada, a registered Canadian charity. He has been with the organization since it began operations in 1993.
An author and speaker, Michael regularly delivers presentations on the topic of bird-building collisions. His work increasingly focuses on solutions to help mitigate and remediate the challenges of bird migrations in built environments, from having led the BirdSafe® Building Standards and risk assessments, to helping develop the Canadian Standards Association’s (CSA) Bird-Friendly Design standard as a technical committee member. Michael tirelessly advocates for bird protections at various levels of government, and consults with city planners across North America on developing bird-friendly guidelines and standards.
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
Sara Angelucci transforms found photographs and creates images exposing the cultural and historical conditions outside the image frame, bringing attention to the social forces that generate the language of photography.
In addition to his ongoing bird rescue and recovery patrols, Michael’s time is spent partnership-building and enabling collaboration to promote bird conservation programs and other renowned initiatives— including Global Bird Rescue and Bird-Safe Campus —and contributing content to ornithological-focused papers.
Undergrowth brings together several bodies of work produced over the last decade that examine the ways in which photographic practices have contributed to the divide between humans and nature. This direction finds its impetus in her series Aviary (2013), which morphs images of extinct or endangered birds with found Victorian cartes-de-visite portraits to form strange, hybrid creatures. These works, alongside series such as Arboretum (2016) and the sculptural installation Sightings (Ivory-Billed Woodpecker) (2015), consider the implications of the historical Western impulse to capture and classify nature.
Angelucci’s most recent works are grounded in environmental engagement, investigating local plant species and the vulnerable habitats we disturb. Nocturnal Botanical Ontario (2019–ongoing) highlights the intricate webs of native, introduced, and invasive plant species in our immediate proximity, while her video Ghost Orchard (2022) captures the overrun growth of an abandoned orchard just before impending plans for urban redevelopment will cause its disappearance.
Throughout these interconnected projects, Angelucci offers thoughtful and intimate acts of attention that evolve from a place of reverence and respect, as she seeks to examine and reconcile our relationship with the natural world.
Undergrowth is co-presented by the Art Gallery of Mississauga, the Art Gallery of Sudbury, the Varley Art Gallery of Markham, and the Tom Thomson Art Gallery.
The artist would like to thank the Toronto Arts Council, the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts for their support of work included in this exhibition.
Funding for the Art Gallery of Mississauga is provided by the City of Mississauga, the Ontario Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts, TD Bank Group, Rama Gaming House, and Charitable Gaming Community Good.
Undergrowth is part of the CONTACT Photography Festival.

Social Frenzy Fiesta
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
Communities are coming together for a fun afternoon. Mingle, meet people, vendors, all to support individuals living with Alzheimer’s

Join Qualicare for an exciting euchre tournament and community event on Saturday, April 17, 1:30 PM at Franklin Horner Community Centre!
Enjoy performers, music, dancing, and more.
Walk-ins are welcome. This is a free event for all ages in support of Alzheimer Society of Toronto.

Get tickets to join the tournament, or register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/euchre-frenzy-fiesta-tickets-845494786667

Making Windows Bird Safe: Presented by Iris Häussler
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
Artist Iris Häussler will teach participants to design and create beautiful, effective décor and patterns on glass that prevent bird collisions on windows and glass railings. Participants will be designing and applying vinyl patterns, exploring ways to treat windows individually with drawings or calligraphy using oil sharpies, learning about more DIY designs using string, fabric, and wax crayons and more. All materials will be provided.
This special program is produced in alignment with Sara Angelucci’s Undergrowth exhibition, on view at the Art Gallery of Mississauga from April 20 to July 7, 2024. It aims to bring awareness to vulnerable bird populations and take action to protect them.
Click here to register.
The Art Gallery of Mississauga would like to thank RAMA Gaming House Mississauga and Charitable Gaming, Community Good for financially supporting, this program.
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
Sara Angelucci transforms found photographs and creates images exposing the cultural and historical conditions outside the image frame, bringing attention to the social forces that generate the language of photography.
Undergrowth brings together several bodies of work produced over the last decade that examine the ways in which photographic practices have contributed to the divide between humans and nature. This direction finds its impetus in her series Aviary (2013), which morphs images of extinct or endangered birds with found Victorian cartes-de-visite portraits to form strange, hybrid creatures. These works, alongside series such as Arboretum (2016) and the sculptural installation Sightings (Ivory-Billed Woodpecker) (2015), consider the implications of the historical Western impulse to capture and classify nature.
Angelucci’s most recent works are grounded in environmental engagement, investigating local plant species and the vulnerable habitats we disturb. Nocturnal Botanical Ontario (2019–ongoing) highlights the intricate webs of native, introduced, and invasive plant species in our immediate proximity, while her video Ghost Orchard (2022) captures the overrun growth of an abandoned orchard just before impending plans for urban redevelopment will cause its disappearance.
Throughout these interconnected projects, Angelucci offers thoughtful and intimate acts of attention that evolve from a place of reverence and respect, as she seeks to examine and reconcile our relationship with the natural world.
Undergrowth is co-presented by the Art Gallery of Mississauga, the Art Gallery of Sudbury, the Varley Art Gallery of Markham, and the Tom Thomson Art Gallery.
The artist would like to thank the Toronto Arts Council, the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts for their support of work included in this exhibition.
Funding for the Art Gallery of Mississauga is provided by the City of Mississauga, the Ontario Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts, TD Bank Group, Rama Gaming House, and Charitable Gaming Community Good.
Undergrowth is part of the CONTACT Photography Festival.

Jugalbandhi - Instrumental duet Concert of Veena and Sarod
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
Experience the mesmerizing synergy of Veena and Sarod in a soul-stirring instrumental duet, Jugalbandhi, where two musical worlds meet.

Get tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/jugalbandhi-instrumental-duet-concert-of-veena-and-sarod-tickets-783560329037

Date and time

Sat, Apr 27, 2024 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM EDT

Location

Glenn Gould Studio, Front Street West, Toronto, ON, Canada
250 Front Street West Toronto, ON M5V 3G5

Jugalbandhi – Instrumental duet Concert of Veena and Sarod
Join us for an unforgettable evening of mesmerizing music at the Glenn Gould Studio in Toronto, Canada. Experience the magical fusion of two incredible instruments – the Veena and the Sarod – in a dynamic duet performance along with the mridangam and tabla. Immerse yourself in the enchanting melodies and intricate rhythms created by these renowned musicians. This in-person event promises to transport you to a world of musical bliss. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to witness the harmony of Veena and Sarod coming together in perfect synchronization. Book your tickets now!
Event details:

Date: [27th April 2024]
Time: [6.30 pm]
Location: Glenn Gould Studio, Front Street West, Toronto, ON, Canada
Musicians: Radhika Baskar – Veena, Steve Oda – Sarod, Gowrishankar Balachandran – Mridangam, Ravi Naimpally – Tabla.

Fauré Requiem - Mississauga Chamber Singers
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
As well as his ‘Cantique de Jean Racine’, and other compositions from the late 19th century French choral library, including Duruflé’s ‘Quatre Motets’.
The music of Fauré’s Requiem is peaceful, serene, elevating and comforting. The ‘In Paradisum‘ is so recognizable as to identify this entire work as soundly as the ‘Hallelujah Chorus’ identifies Handel’s ‘Messiah‘

Tickets: https://www.mcsingers.ca/

Symphonic Pops - Mississauga Symphony Orchestra
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
From The Beatles to Queen, Metallica to Michael Jackson, Symphonic Pops will feature your favourite pop music in symphonic form! Complimenting the orchestra will be an all-star band comprised of some of Canada’s finest musicians, and a roster of fantastic soloists.

Saturday, April 27 – 8PM at the Living Arts Centre.

Regular ticket prices start at $40. Special pricing is available for seniors, families, youth (15-26), and groups of 10 or more. FREE underground parking is included with every ticket purchase. This concert WILL SELL OUT. Make sure to purchase your tickets in advance to avoid disappointment at the box office.

Symphonic Pops will be generously supported by Gelateria Italiana.

Arts on the Credit - Fine Art Show
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
Do you believe in magic?
Creating a beautiful piece of art is truly magical. Artists take paint and brushes to a blank canvas and create an image that didn’t exist before and every time an artist begins a new work, it has its own story and unique journey. Not only painters, but jewellers, woodworkers, glass artists and textile artists all work their magic!
For more than a decade, Arts on the Credit has curated and showcased hundreds of the finest artists and artisans at its April Fine Art Show. Arts on the Credit will not disappoint in 2024 as we again bring you a spectacular selection of amazing, talented artists April 26, 27 and 28, 2024 at the Waterside Inn in Port Credit. Be part of the magic and connect with the artists about the stories and process behind each piece. You may also be lucky and win one of the $50. gift certificates drawn hourly to spend with your favourite artist. And many other surprises await!
Make it a day with your friends and plan to also stroll Port Credit and discover its many fabulous restaurants and shops.
Preview our artists at our opening night, Friday, April 26th, 7 pm to 9 pm. Tickets at the door for $25. or in advance on Eventbrite at a reduced cost of 2 for $40.
Admission on Saturday, April 27th and Sunday, April 28th will be $8. At the door or 2 for $10. on Eventbrite.
Discover the Magic of Art!

SAWITRI Shorts Theatre Festival 2024 - Tamil
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
SAWITRI proudly presents an exclusive showcase of Tamil short films that promise to captivate audiences of all ages.

Join them April 27 and 28 at Maja Prentice Theatre.

Learn more and purchase tickets.

SAWITRI Shorts Theatre Festival 2024 - Malayalam
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
Prepare to be transported into the captivating world of Malayalam shorts with SAWITRI at Maja Prentice Theatre on April 27th and 28th! Join us for a mesmerizing evening filled with compelling narratives, cultural richness, and the essence of Kerala

Click here to learn more and purchase tickets.

Passionate Painters - Visual Arts Missisauga
2026-03-11 | Ontario
Passionate Painters
2024 Art Show
Hallway Gallery: April 29 – May 5, 2024

The Passionate Painters are constantly challenging themselves and their fellows to greater depths of self-expression. Many of this group of painters have been together for years, working in a wide variety of media, always working to improve their techniques and refine their individual artistic visions.

Looking Back, A Retrospective Art Exhibit by John Leonard
2026-03-11 | Ontario
The exhibit celebrates the retrospective work of artist and educator, John Leonard. Visitors can enjoy a collection of his paintings, drawings, and prints.
Gallery open: Tue – Wed: 12 – 6 pm. and Fr – Sat: 12 – 6 pm.

3rd annual FORMS, FACES & SPACES, figuratively speaking! - Melville White Church
2026-03-11 | Ontario
EXPLORE ~ EXPERIENCE ~ ENJOY ~ rural and small town charm!
Prepare to Head to the Hills of Caledon and Halton where you will be delighted by an extravagance of photography and other fine art hanging concurrently in three galleries as part of the prestigious CONTACT Festival, the world’s largest photography event! Opening May 1 – 31 with receptions at each gallery, you can view the 3rd annual FORMS, FACES & SPACES, figuratively speaking! exhibit at …

the Pond Gallery at the Alton Mill Arts Centre, Caledon,
the Upper Sisnett Lobby at the Halton Hills Cultural Centre, 9 Church Street in Downtown Georgetown, and
the Melville White Church, south of Belfountain at 15962 Mississauga Road, Caledon

Hours and days galleries are open vary.
This show is the featured exhibit of the inaugural Festival of ARTFUL Communities arts and cultural activities all of May at the three galleries and Norval’s St. Paul’s Anglican Church …

10 musical performances in 22 days at the galleries and nearby venues, FREE or Pay-What-You-Can
one block-buster concert, the Heather Bambrick Trio, at the John Elliott Theatre in downtown Georgetown, here
FREE Sketching Tours in heritage districts of Alton and Georgetown led by Visual Arts Brampton
painting demos, presentations, Cameo Mini-Displays, speakers, storyteller
workshops available at the festival’s hub, the Melville White Church
In Between reading by East Street Players from York Region

For a full schedule with more details go to HERE . Co-Hosted by Studio By Design and Belfountain Heritage Society with marketing assistance from Central Counties Tourism.

3rd annual FORMS, FACES & SPACES, figuratively speaking! - Halton Hills Cuiltural Centre
2026-03-11 | Ontario

3rd annual FORMS, FACES & SPACES, figuratively speaking! - Alton Mills Arts Centre
2026-03-11 | Ontario

Arts on the Credit - Virtual Fine Art Show
2026-03-11 | Online
Weren’t able to attend Arts on the Credit’s Fine Art Show?
View it virtually until the end of May! All artists who participated in their show are featured in the gallery.
You can view the gallery here: https://artsonthecredit.ca/gallery/

School of Rock Streetsville Benefit Concert
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
Get ready to rock out at the School of Rock Streetsville Benefit Concert, where local talent will be jamming for a good cause!

Come rock out with us at The Rec Room for an epic night of music!
We have an amazing line up of musicians!
Our talented students from School of Rock Streetsville’s house band, Queen of the County, will be taking the stage to showcase their skills and raise funds for a good cause.
Also showing their tremendous support for the house band’s fundraising efforts are two fabulous bands – Mindy Sins and The Boneheads!
Join us for a night of high-energy performances, all in support of the house band’s trip to Rock in Rio Lisbon!
Doors open at 7:30 pm
Don’t miss out on this exciting event that promises to be filled with great music and good vibes. See you there!

MY BANSURI PRESENTS VEENA and BANSURI and TABLA SOLO
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
MyBansuri presents an Indian Classical performance of the veena, bansuri, and tabla solo.

Join Laskshmi Vandana (veena), John Gomes (tabla solo), and BANSURI Deep Ganguly (bansuri) on Saturday, May 4 from 5-7:30 PM at Sampradaya Dance Creations Theatre at 3250 Ridgeway Drive, Mississauga.

Get your tickets at: https://www.showpass.com/my-bansuri-presents/

MY BANSURI PRESENTS - INDIGENOUS ARTISTS AND STUDENT EVENING
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
MY BANSURI presents this annual event. This time we will highlight Indigenous musicians to begin the evening with traditional culturally rich music. This will be followed by mybansuri students who will play songs and melodies on the bansuri. You will witness a wide profile of mybansuri lovers who will participate.
Date & Time: Saturday, May 4th at 5 PM
Location: Sampradaya Theatre
Tickets: showpass.com/my-bansuri-presents

Children Painting Competition - NHMA
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
Calling all young Picassos! Dive into a world of creativity at the Children’s Art Competition on May 4th, 6:30-7:30 PM. Grab your entry ticket for just $10 and unleash your inner artist!

Get tickets here.

DNA, Mosaic of Harmony - Sounds from Damascus
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
“DNA, Mosaic of Harmony” is an Arabic, Turkish, Persian, and Greek journey where music, song, dance, and storytelling intertwine in a symphony of cultural wonder.

An unforgettable voyage to the Levant, Greece, Anatolia, and Persia, to unveil the rich tapestry of diverse cultures, intricately woven into one of humanity’s most extraordinary historical legacies.

Singers: Nour Kheder, Ruba Zouzou, and Tami Khatib- Founders of Sounds from Damascus
Storytelling: Performed by Nadine Atwi Ammache- Founder of Duroob, an educational platform that aims at harnessing the power of storytelling to highlight the cultural heritage of the Arab world.

Happening Saturday, May 4 at 7:30 PM at the Unitarian Congregation in Mississauga. Get tickets HERE.

Sauga Poetry - May Open Mic ft. Aris Kian
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
Join us for our one and only spoken word event of 2024 with featured performer Aris Kian. All are welcome to come perform or watch!

Sauga Poetry is Mississauga’s hub for spoken word events! Come check out our first and last open mic of 2024, as an audience member or performer. All levels of experience are welcome.
Time: Doors 6 30 PM, open mic 7 – 9 PM
How to perform: Open mic performance list will be based on a random draw of those who sign up. Sign up when you arrive anytime before 7 pm!
(Note: There are 16 open mic slots. Each poet can perform 1 poem, 3 mins max.)
Feature bio: Aris Kian is a Houston enthusiast and student of abolitionists. Her poems are published with Button Poetry, West Branch, Obsidian Lit, The West Review and elsewhere. She ranks #2 in the 2023 Womxn of the World Poetry Slam and is the 2023-2025 Houston Poet Laureate. She received her MFA from the University of Houston as an Inprint C. Glenn Cambor Fellow and currently serves as the Narrative Change & Media Manager at Houston in Action.
Masks are recommended
Click here to learn more and get tickets.

Photography sessions with DBossPhotography
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
I will be hosting mini photo sessions at the MAC studio!
Half hour sessions for $50!
You can schedule a session with me anytime between 10am and 3pm!
Upon completion of your photoshoot, retouched photos would cost $10 if chosen to have images retouched!

Ladies Night Out in The 'Ville - Streetsville BIA
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
Grab your besties and join us for Ladies Night Out in the beautiful historic Village of Streetsville!
Get tickets here.

Ladies Night Out in ‘The Ville is a night out full of late-night shopping, special open houses, raffles, curated menus, and more!
The evening will start off at the Streetsville BIA office located at 280 Queen St. S where we will provide you with your Ladies Night passport and a reusable Streetsville shopping bag. Enjoy hospitality provided by the Hilton Meadowvale before you set out.
Once you have your passport you are encouraged to visit local participating shops in The ‘Ville that feature extended hours (open until 9 p.m.), an elevated shopping experience, samples, promotions, open houses, and more.
Each time you visit one of the stops on your passport you will collect a stamp, fill out the passport and you will be entered to win $150.00 Streetsville Dollars* to be spent at any local Streetsville BIA Businesses of your choice.
End your evening out on the town at one of the participating restaurants that will have an exclusive feature or promotion for those participating.
Tickets to this event are $15 and will include your passport and reusable Streetsville shopping bag.
There is a limited number of tickets. Once we sell out, tickets will not be sold at the door.
Participating Locations Include:
Streetsville BIA office, 280 Queen St. S. The starting point where you will pick up your Ladies Night passport and reusable Streetsville BIA shopping bag. Enjoy refreshments and light hospitality provided by The Hilton Meadowvale/Mississauga.
El Mariachi Tacos
Heartbreak Hotel
Little Rose Cookie Co.
Key Detox Clinic
Myofascial Release
Catalyst & Co.
Cagneys Steakhouse & Wine Bar
Lash Pro & Beauty Basics
Sage Hair Studio
Cynthia Ostos Real Estate
The Tea Room
The Optical Tailor
Cuchulainn’s Irish Pub
Nox Wine Bar
Skintricate Tattoo Company
Chi Bar Acupuncture & Wellness
Zed Healing Arts
Kates Town Talk Bakery
School of Rock
Crafted Décor
Beauty Supply Outlet
Styleworthy
Studio Optika
Streetsville United Church
Streetsville BIA has partnered with the Streetsville United Church to offer complimentary parking. The church parking lot is located at 274 Queen St. S, Mississauga, ON L5M 1L8 across the street on the north side of the Streetsville BIA Office where you will collect your passport (280 Queen St. S).
For directions and parking in Streetsville visit https://villageofstreetsville.com/parking-directions/
*Streetsville Dollars are to be spent at a maximum of five (5) businesses that are members of the Streetsville BIA. Our Business Directory can be found by visiting www.villageofstreetsville.com

Beauty and Biodiversity: Design Your Own Native Pollinator Garden
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
In collaboration with Blooming Boulevards, this presentation and hands-on workshop activity will teach participants about the best ways to provide food and shelter for native pollinators within gardens that feature a lush variety of textures, shapes, and colours. Participants will learn how to assess site conditions and create a beautiful garden design that also meets the needs of plants and pollinators. The challenges presented by boulevards and balconies will be addressed. All design materials will be provided.
This special program is produced in alignment with Sara Angelucci’s Undergrowth exhibition, on view at the Art Gallery of Mississauga from April 20 to July 7, 2024.
Click here to register.
The Art Gallery of Mississauga would like to thank RAMA Gaming House Mississauga and Charitable Gaming, Community Good for financially supporting, this program.
ABOUT JEANNE McRIGHT
Jeanne McRight is a Mississauga-based artist/educator and the founding president of Blooming Boulevards, a non-profit community organization focused on connecting neighbourhoods to nature. Jeanne has served as a Master Gardener and holds a Horticulture Diploma from the University of Guelph. She focuses on the vital importance of biodiversity conservation, and works to support native habitat gardening, woodland restoration, and naturalized landscaping. She is the recipient of two Awards of Merit and an Environmental Awareness Award from the Credit Valley Conservation Authority. In 2015 she initiated an amendment to Mississauga’s Encroachment By-Law, permitting residents to create boulevard gardens. Gardening is Jeanne’s joy and passion, but more than that, she is a deeply committed advocate for environmentally sustainable horticultural practices.
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
Sara Angelucci transforms found photographs and creates images exposing the cultural and historical conditions outside the image frame, bringing attention to the social forces that generate the language of photography.
Undergrowth brings together several bodies of work produced over the last decade that examine the ways in which photographic practices have contributed to the divide between humans and nature. This direction finds its impetus in her series Aviary (2013), which morphs images of extinct or endangered birds with found Victorian cartes-de-visite portraits to form strange, hybrid creatures. These works, alongside series such as Arboretum (2016) and the sculptural installation Sightings (Ivory-Billed Woodpecker) (2015), consider the implications of the historical Western impulse to capture and classify nature.
Angelucci’s most recent works are grounded in environmental engagement, investigating local plant species and the vulnerable habitats we disturb. Nocturnal Botanical Ontario (2019–ongoing) highlights the intricate webs of native, introduced, and invasive plant species in our immediate proximity, while her video Ghost Orchard (2022) captures the overrun growth of an abandoned orchard just before impending plans for urban redevelopment will cause its disappearance.
Throughout these interconnected projects, Angelucci offers thoughtful and intimate acts of attention that evolve from a place of reverence and respect, as she seeks to examine and reconcile our relationship with the natural world.
Undergrowth is co-presented by the Art Gallery of Mississauga, the Art Gallery of Sudbury, the Varley Art Gallery of Markham, and the Tom Thomson Art Gallery.
The artist would like to thank the Toronto Arts Council, the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts for their support of work included in this exhibition.
Funding for the Art Gallery of Mississauga is provided by the City of Mississauga, the Ontario Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts, TD Bank Group, Rama Gaming House, and Charitable Gaming Community Good.
Undergrowth is part of the CONTACT Photography Festival.

Coffee & Canvas: Mothers Day - Studio.89
2026-03-11 01:11 | Ontario
Join us for a fun and creative evening celebrating Moms at our Coffee & Canvas event! Grab a cup of coffee and unleash your inner artist as we guide you through creating a beautiful painting to take home.
This will be a GUIDED paint night, where our talented artist will take you through the process of making a beautiful watercolour creation.
No experience necessary – just bring your creativity and we’ll provide the rest! This event will take place on Fri May 10 2024 at 6:30 PM at 2520 Eglinton Ave W. Don’t miss out on this special Mother’s Day celebration!
Kids are absolutely welcome to join!
By repurposing coffee grounds into paint, we demonstrate that waste can be transformed into something beautiful and useful. It encourages us to rethink our consumption habits and find innovative solutions to reduce waste and promote sustainable practices. Embracing this eco-friendly art form not only supports environmental conservation but also inspires others to explore creative ways of repurposing everyday materials for a greener future.

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