By Yvette Nolan Directed by Marcel Stewart Aristophanes’s 2400-year-old comical allegory of the relationship between humans, nature, and the Gods is refashioned as a playfully satirical examination of the relationship between First Nations and settlers in this comedy by Yvette Nolan, one of the country’s most prominent indigenous theatre makers and playwrights. A play about […]
The City of Mississauga is converting the former Glenforest Secondary School swimming pool enclosure into a community hub that provides services and programs that reflect the needs of local youth. This information session will be held at Burnhamthorpe Community Centre in the Fleetwood Village Room. Another in-person session for youth will be held on February 7. Advance […]
Shore Grill and Grotto, located in Port Credit, offers the city's best entertainment with live music six nights a week in its lounge. The venue creates an unforgettable experience with its casually elegant atmosphere. Guests can enjoy diverse food and drink menus while soaking in the sounds of live music. Here is their February lineup: […]
By Yvette Nolan Directed by Marcel Stewart Aristophanes’s 2400-year-old comical allegory of the relationship between humans, nature, and the Gods is refashioned as a playfully satirical examination of the relationship between First Nations and settlers in this comedy by Yvette Nolan, one of the country’s most prominent indigenous theatre makers and playwrights. A play about […]
By Yvette Nolan Directed by Marcel Stewart Aristophanes’s 2400-year-old comical allegory of the relationship between humans, nature, and the Gods is refashioned as a playfully satirical examination of the relationship between First Nations and settlers in this comedy by Yvette Nolan, one of the country’s most prominent indigenous theatre makers and playwrights. A play about […]
This month we’re joined by authors Phoebe Wang and Kate Gies at The Ampersand Review February Reading Series! Our lineup of talented writers will share their work in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Come sip on some coffee, meet fellow book lovers, and sign up to perform at the open mic. Don't miss out on […]
Join PAMA as the Brampton Library hosts this month’s book club featuring “The Exhibitionist” by Charlotte Mendelson. Discuss themes of family, art, and freedom, paired with a tour of the In Love and In Art exhibit that showcases artists in close relationships. This program will take place at PAMA. Free Registration is required with […]
Experience the magic of cinema with REEL Thursdays, a curated film series presented in collaboration with the TIFF Film Circuit. This monthly event celebrates diverse stories and themes, offering a rich cinematic journey from January to May 2025. Proudly hosted by the City of Mississauga, screenings take place in the cozy Screening Room at the […]
Enjoy an evening of live entertainment and an exclusive sneak peek of the new documentary "KANAKIYOST: art, identity, and belonging" followed by an audience talk with director Cathleen MacDonald and cast members Lynn Taylor and Young Elder Philip Cote. “Kanakiyost” tells the story of local artist Lynn Taylor (Oneida name, Kanakiyost). As an urban Indigenous […]
By Yvette Nolan Directed by Marcel Stewart Aristophanes’s 2400-year-old comical allegory of the relationship between humans, nature, and the Gods is refashioned as a playfully satirical examination of the relationship between First Nations and settlers in this comedy by Yvette Nolan, one of the country’s most prominent indigenous theatre makers and playwrights. A play about […]
Shore Grill and Grotto, located in Port Credit, offers the city's best entertainment with live music six nights a week in its lounge. The venue creates an unforgettable experience with its casually elegant atmosphere. Guests can enjoy diverse food and drink menus while soaking in the sounds of live music. Here is their February lineup: […]
By Yvette Nolan Directed by Marcel Stewart Aristophanes’s 2400-year-old comical allegory of the relationship between humans, nature, and the Gods is refashioned as a playfully satirical examination of the relationship between First Nations and settlers in this comedy by Yvette Nolan, one of the country’s most prominent indigenous theatre makers and playwrights. A play about […]