Past Programs

Celebrating South Asian Heritage Month - SAWITRI Theatre Group is delighted to bring back SAVITA WEDS SATISH, (in English) from Wednesday May 15 to Tuesday May 21, 2019.

The Small Arms Society (SAS) is hosting a "back to the 40's" event, to celebrate the 14,000 women and men who worked at the Small Arms Ltd. site from 1940-1946. Over two-thirds of the workforce were women who played a vital role in supporting the Canadian military efforts during WWII.

Join Bird Studies Canada and City of Mississauga to learn about SwiftWatch! You will learn all about the biology of chimney swifts, and how you can participate in the SwiftWatch monitoring program.

re: placement, can we find a way? is a set of public programs intended to confront (some of) the complexities of Mississauga. Features artists across disciplines, who each offer up a meditation on these suburbs by interrogating place, space, access, meaning, community and connection.

SAIB Studio Series is an ongoing program that provides space access for individual artists and collectives of creatives, including writers, artists, dancers, and musicians, who need a venue for their practice – this can be anything from a short rehearsal, personal photo shoot or small meetings.

Lakeview Village is hosting its 4th Community Meeting on June 5th, 2019. Guests will have the chance to engage with interactive project materials, chat with staff, learn about changes to the master plan and provide feedback.

Referencing the history of gendered labour in the Small Arms Inspection Building, Kwentong Bayan’s exhibition and month-long programming series continues the collective’s ongoing project of working with caregivers, advocates and community allies, to capture the real life stories of Filipinx migrant caregivers.

Guest artists, Cynthia Alberto (Weaving Hand, NYC) will introduce the concept of zero-waste weaving and how sustainable weaving practices can benefit the environment. Maria Montejo (Jakaltec/Popti) will share stories of Mayan weaving practices.