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A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR

Culture Days is a collaborative, national volunteer movement dedicated to raising the awareness, accessibility, participation and engagement of Canadians in the arts and cultural life of their communities. From September 30 to October 2, 2011, Culture Days Mississauga will feature free, hands-on, interactive activities that invite the public to discover the world of artists, creators, historians, architects, curators and designers at work in our city.

Our arts community is growing and we are happy to present free performances and artistic exhibits across the city all weekend long. Discover local talent at Take 2, a grand showcase on Mississauga Celebration Square featuring more than 25 musical groups and artists. And be sure to check out the 4th annual Mississauga Book Fest, with 20 special celebration events at the Central Library.

This year, Doors Open Mississauga is a part of Culture Days. Featuring more than 35 sites that will open their doors for tours and activities on October 1, Doors Open allows the explorer in all of us to journey though heritage sites, cultural landmarks and some of the best urban spaces in our city.

There are more than 70 free things to see and do in Mississauga during Culture Days. Check it out and be a part of the celebration!

For more information and a listing of registered Culture Days events in Mississauga, visit www.mississauga.ca/culturedays.

Mayor Hazel McCallion, C.M., LL.D.

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TAKE 2 ON THE SQUARE

MISSISSAUGA CELEBRATION SQUARE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 10 AM – 5 PM FREE

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9:30-9:45 am Screening of “Mississauga: ‘The Cinderella Township’ to ’Canada’s Sixth Largest City’“ (Doors Open)

10-10:20 am Mississauga Big Band Jazz Ensemble

10:40-11:00 am Chamber Music Society of Mississauga

11:20-11:40 am Mississauga Symphony

12:00-12:20 pm Mississauga Chinese Arts Organization

1:20-1:40 pm Vandana Vishwas

2:00-2:20 pm Anthony Aigbe

2:40-3:00 pm I Rock With the One

3:20-3:40 pm NARIA

4:00-4:20 pm SEAM

4:40-5:00 pm Loco Zydeco

AMPHITHEATRE

10:20-10:40 am Mississauga Choral Society

11:00-11:20 am Rob Tardik

11:40-12:00 pm The Paul Malysa Band

12:20-12:40 pm The Polka Maestre Band

1:40-2:00 pm Rayandra Hudson

2:20-2:40 pm Unbuttoned

3:00-3:20 pm Shyann Featuring Nick Name

3:40-4:00 pm Donita Sabater

NOEL RYAN AUDITORIUM

12:00-12:30 pm Youth Troopers for Global Awareness

1:00-1:30 pm Screening of Our Voices Our Lives (Book Fest)

2:00-3:00 pm Bridging the Gap

3:30-4:00 pm Jeremy Tankard (Book Fest)

UPPER AND LOWER SQUARES10 am - 5 pm

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Elizabeth Gosse

Group of Three

John Layton

National Ballet of Canada

Sophy Lee

30 local authors at Book Fest and more!

Artists and performers offer a multi-spatial, multi-dimensional, multi-cultural platform for new art forms and presentation methods.

All events are rain or shine. Visit www.mississauga.ca/culturedays for updates.

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Anthony Aigbe: Erun’a Africa From Benin City, Nigeria, Anthony Aigbe’s style is rooted in African gospel and choral music, offering a fusion with world music and afro jazz.

Bridging the Gap: A Variety ShowBridging the Gap combines poetry, drama, music, humour and art in this new stage variation of Window Shopping … For Lasting Love and Questionably Ever After.

Chamber Music Society of Mississauga: Hunts of YoreFrench horn players James Mac Donald, Katie Toksoy, Janet Anderson and Julian Alexandrov perform energetic music by Weber, Bach, Rein and L. Shaw.

Chris G.: Designs with WoodInfluenced by the classic look of modern contemporary furniture, watch Chris G. take a design idea and turn it into a functional object with a distinct style all his own.

Donita Sabater: Voice and Keyboard Donita Sabater came to Canada five years ago, bringing with her an irresistibly soulful, alto voice and unique sound.

Elizabeth Gosse: It’s Your City, MississaugaVisitors are invited to pour, squirt and spray paint into abstract forms with the artist to create a unique cityscape of Mississauga.

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Group of Three: Live PaintingWatch painters Abhinav Misra, Kumkum Ramchandani and Marlene Leighton create a painting together as they negotiate canvas space between them and decide on a final collaborative masterpiece!

I Rock With the One: A Spiritual Journey Through Hip Hop I Rock With the One uses hip hop to inspire people and make positive impacts on the world; this renowned dance crew has represented Canada in the 2009 and 2010 World Hip Hop Championships.

John Layton: Glass Sculpture and Delta Rhythms Watch John Layton switch effortlessly from musician to glass sculptor. He has an entrancing finger-style and a sculpting career that includes a menagerie of fanciful glass animals – over 100,000 to date!

Loco Zydeco: Canadian Zydeco, eh!Loco Zydeco perform their own high octane take on Louisiana’s most exciting musical export: the accordion and rubboard driven, straight out of the steamy bayou music called Zydeco.

Mississauga Big Band Jazz Ensemble: On The PeripheryEnjoy a selection of energizing songs from the Mississauga Big Band Jazz Ensemble’s most recent CD, featuring professional and amateur musicians ranging in age from 18 to 75.

Mississauga Chinese Arts Organization: Rhythm of Red OctoberBe amazed by the grace and colour of a full spectrum of Chinese performing arts including Chinese folk, Beijing Opera and contemporary dance including the Beautiful Peacock.

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Mississauga Choral Society: Something About Love!A mixed chorus with live accompaniment blends perfectly together to present contemporary love songs from Broadway musicals; sweet sounds audiences will not want to miss.

Mississauga Symphony: Voyage to the East Meet some of the musicians and experience a video performance of the Mississauga Symphony’s award winning Voyage to the East, featuring experimental photography and visuals.

NARIA: Opera Pop SuperNovaMeet Katya, Anna, Michelle and Annaliese – four brilliant voices whose vocal prowess and original choreographed compositions feature opera, pop, techno and world music with classical high notes.

National Ballet of Canada: Tutu ProjectTo celebrate the National Ballet’s 60th anniversary, visitors are invited to design and assemble a unique tutu for a forthcoming display featuring 60 stunning tutus and costumes from some of the great moments in the company’s history.

The Paul Malysa Band: One Step CloserLive music and original compositions for the whole family: come up on stage, grab a shaker, let’s create a song together!

The Polka Maestre Band: Strings N ThingsPolka dance to the sounds of The Polka Maestre Band! Polka artist Tony Jalovec and his band leads us through an exhilarating range of lively polkas. It will make you tap your feet!


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Rayandra Hudson: The little girl with the BIG voiceOne of the top six finalists in the Canada-wide search and national TV show, The Next Star, Rayandra Hudson presents some of her new songs and choreography.

Rob Tardik: B.E.L.L. (Balance, Energy, Laughter, Love)Winner of the 2010 Canadian Smooth Jazz Guitarist of the Year award, Rob Tardik will put a smile on your face with his live guitar and steamy music.

SEAM: So We’ll Know Journey through the off-stage experiences behind SEAM’s songs and what gives Jeff Campana, Ron Miller, Tom Cunningham and Sean Sroka their folk rock and progressive sound.

Shyann Featuring Nick Name: Into the GroundProduced by Nick Name, Shyann’s debut album combines her raw vocals with blues, trip hop, jazz, soul and funk.

Sophy Lee: Sophy’s Domestic Ceramic ProductsShare ideas about ceramic arts and find out why Sophy Lee likes using natural colors, thin layers of texture, and traditional techniques such as cross-hatching, dry brush and sfumato.

Unbuttoned: we write songs... and play them Performing original songs with a dash of covers, they’re a unique mix of R&B, pop, and funk. Unbuttoned promises a set ram packed with swag.

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Vandana Vishwas: Mesmerizing Melodies of IndiaWinner of the 2011 Independent Music Awards’ World Traditional Song Pop-Vox award, Vandana Vishwas will captivate audiences with her silk smooth vocals and fascinating north Indian melodies.

Youth Troopers for Global Awareness: PiecesTackling domestic and international social issues through the arts, Youth Troopers for Global Awareness (YTGA) will perform a collaborated abstract theatre production written by the troopers themselves.

Special Thanks to the 2011 Take 2 jury: Andrea Piller - Principal Artist, Learning Through the Arts, Royal Conservatory of MusicMalgorzata Nowacka - Artistic Director, The Chimera ProjectColin Lewis - Vice President, The Agency Group

Take 2 is presented by participating artists and musicians and the City of Mississauga’s Culture Division in association with the national Culture Days celebrations.

Visit www.mississauga.ca/culturedays for updates.

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MISSISSAUGA BOOK FEST

MISSISSAUGA CENTRAL LIBRARY AND CELEBRATION SQUARE 301 BURNHAMTHORPE RD. W. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2011 10 AM – 5 PM

This year, the Mississauga Book Fest happens in conjunction with other major events, Doors Open Mississauga and Culture Days. The entire downtown area will be buzzing with activity on Celebration Square and in the Mississauga Central Library.

Visit the Local Authors’ Lounge in the Outdoor Reading Room where you can meet and talk with local authors who call Mississauga home and add to the vibrant literary scene in the city.

Play all day in the Kids’ Zone, located in the Children’s Department, where you just might meet the Queen of Hearts, Spiderman or even a ROBOT! Puzzles, games and other activities will be happening all day. At 3:30 pm, Jeremy Tankard, author of the Grumpy Bird books, will be visiting for an engaging and entertaining presentation that the kids will not want to miss.

Walk Exhibitors’ Alley buzzing with book sellers, comics, community groups, publishers and illustrators. Walk in the book truck parade and buy a book bargain at the Friends of the Library Used Book Sale.

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Take a tour of our closed-to-the public areas by joining The Path of the Book walk; check out the award-winning Canadiana Reading Room in the Arts & History Department; and, of course, find out All About Your Library on a building-wide tour. The Library’s Tech Rovers will be on-hand to answer questions about e-readers and downloadable audio books.

Relax and catch a show in Noel Ryan Auditorium! Take in the special exhibit on the fourth floor, “Mississauga: ‘The Cinderella Township’ to ‘Canada’s Sixth Largest City’” by Marco Veltri!

Come to the Mississauga Book Fest - a celebration of books and the joy of reading right in Mississauga! It’s fun (and free) for the whole family. The Friends of the Library along with dozens of community partners are behind this year’s community event. Plan to support your community, your Library, and your local authors in the heart of Mississauga at the Celebration Square. Visit the Book Fest website regularly at www.mississauga.ca/library for up to the minute news!

Exhibit photos: CF-100, 1957 and 2011

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DOORS OPEN MISSISSAUGA

DOORS OPEN MISSISSAUGA 2011 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2011 10 AM – 4 PM FREE ALL EVENTS ARE RAIN OR SHINE

About Doors OpenThroughout the province, there is a growing pride in our heritage. Communities boast of their commercial buildings, courthouses, places of worship, gardens, natural heritage and other architecturally significant sites. From April to October each year, communities across Ontario open the doors to some of our most intriguing and charming sites.

Mississauga: “The Cinderella Township” to “Canada’s Sixth Largest City”This year, Doors Open Mississauga revisits the 1957 promotional film, “The Cinderella Township” as a point of departure for its annual city showcase event. This short film was created by the Township of Toronto (now City of Mississauga) to attract new industries and residents to the area. Today, the film stands as both an idyllic and starkly telling document of the great period of infrastructure and industrial development that Mississauga has undergone over the past fifty years. The film will be screening throughout the month of September on Mississauga Celebration Square. An accompanying exhibition of film stills and contemporary photographs by Marco Veltri are also on view from September to December at the Mississauga Central Library.

This project is co-presented by the City of Mississauga’s Culture Division, Mississauga Library System and Heritage Mississauga and is supported by Friends of the Library and Metalworks.

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GUIDED TOURS

Doors Open Mississauga Heritage Bus Tour Saturday, October 1, 2011 11 am to 4 pm Tickets $19.50 www.heritagemississauga.com

Join Heritage Mississauga for a guided bus tour around historic Mississauga, connecting with many of the Doors Open 2011 sites. You will have an opportunity to enjoy several brief visits and guided tours of selected sites.

Space is limited. Please call today and reserve your ticket to ensure you have a seat on this adventure tour through time. The tour begins and ends at the Lorne Park Branch Library (1474 Truscott Dr., Mississauga).

The bus will depart promptly at 11 am.

To purchase tickets, contact Heritage Mississauga at 905-828-8411 ext “0” or by email at [email protected] by September 23.

Happy Exploring!

DISCOVER MISSISSAUGA

Detailed descriptions of the following sites can be found at www.doorsopenontario.on.ca

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DOORS OPEN MISSISSAUGA PARTICIPATING SITESAll tours offered from 10 am – 4 pm unless otherwise noted. See page 22 for a map of all locations.

ACCE2575B Dunwin Dr. Year Built: 1980s

Art Gallery of Mississauga300 City Centre Dr. Year Built: 1987

Blackwood GalleryBlackwood Gallery in Kaneff Centre and e|gallery in CCT Building University of Toronto, Mississauga 3359 Mississauga Rd. N.

Burnhamthorpe Library3650 Dixie Rd. Year Built: 1976, Renovated: 2010 Also featuring the Dixie Bloor Neighbourhood Centre and Maya Prentice Theatre

Canadian Coptic Centre1245 Eglinton Ave. W. Year Built: 1998

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Fewster Community Recycling Centre1126 Fewster Dr. Year Built: 2008 Tour Time: 9 am to 3 pm

Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple6525 Millcreek Dr. Year Built: 1997

The Great Punjab Business Centre 2960, 2970, 2980 Drew Rd. Year Built: 2009

Heritage House Dental/Forster House 820 Britannia Rd. W. Year Built: 1846, Rehabilitated: 2010

Hilton Garden Inn Toronto Airport 3311 Caroga Dr. Year Built: 2009

Hindu Heritage Centre6300 Mississauga Rd. Year Built: 2011

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Islamic Centre of Canada (ISNA)2200 South Sheridan Way Year Built: 2001 Tour Times: 10 am to 1 pm and 2 to 4 pm

Kariya ParkEnter through the entrance on Kariya Dr., just off Burnhamthorpe Rd., east of the Mississauga Civic Centre. Year Built: 1989

Koliba, Slovak Canadian Cultural Society 1720 Barbertown Rd. Founded: 1946, Park redeveloped: 1967

Leslie Log House, Museums of Mississauga4415 Mississauga Rd. Year Built: 1826, Adaptive reuse: 2011

Lorne Park Library 1474 Truscott Dr. Year Built: 1967, Renovated: 2010Home to Heritage Mississauga: featuring a showcase of heritage exhibitors and free guided walking tours of historic Lorne Park.

Macedonia Orthodox Church St. Ilija1775 Bristol Rd. W. Year Built: 2006

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Meadowvale Miniature Village 7091 Pond St.

Metalworks Studios / Institute / Production Group3611 Mavis Rd. Established: 1978

Mississauga Central Library 301 Burnhamthorpe Rd. W. Year Built: 1991

Mississauga Civic Centre 300 City Centre Dr. Year Built: 1987

Mississauga Masonic Temple 45 Port St. W. Year Built: 1838

Mississauga Sports Hall of Fame Sports Complex Lobby (Hershey SportZone) 5600 Rose Cherry Pl. Year Built: 2007


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Old Credit Brewing Co. Ltd. 6 Queen St. W. Established: 1994

Ontario Khalsa Darbar – Multimedia Sikh Museum7080 Dixie Rd. Year Built: 2010

Port Credit Lighthouse105 Lakeshore Rd. W. Year Built: 1991

Port Credit Library20 Lakeshore Rd. E. Year Built: 1962, Renovated: 2010

Port Credit Memorial Arena40 Stavebank Rd. N. Year Built: 1959, Renovated: 2011

The Riverwood Conservancy 4300 Riverwood Park Ln. Year Built: 1919

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St. Peter’s Erindale1745 Dundas St. W. Year Built: 1825, Renovated: 1886

St. Peter’s Mission Church 6056 Ninth Line (north of Britannia Rd. W.) Year Built: 1882

Sheridan College 4180 Duke of York Blvd. Year Built: 2011

Small Arms Building1352 Lakeshore Rd. E. Year Built: 1941

The Vic Johnston Community Centre335 Church St. Year Built: 1961, Renovated: 2008

Timothy Street House41 Mill St. Year Built: 1825


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Trinity Anglican Church26 Stavebank Rd. N. Year Built: 1867

Visual Arts Mississauga 4170 Riverwood Park Ln. Year Built: 2005

Doors Open Mississauga is presented by participating sites with the support of the City of Mississauga’s Culture Division in association with the province wide Doors Open program of the Ontario Heritage Trust.

Lead Presenters: Culture Division, Heritage Mississauga

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CULTURE DAYS: EVENTS ACROSS THE CITYThere are a number of Culture Days events taking place throughout Mississauga. For a full listing and more details, visit www.culturedays.ca.

Please note that events are subject to change and updates will be posted online. Here are some of the Culture Days festivities happening around the city:

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30Project Bookmark Canada: Song for the Field Behind Mississauga Valley Public School by Jeff LatosikValleys Senior Public School – at rear of school 1235 Mississauga Valley Blvd. 11 am

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1Mississauga Arts Council & Mississauga Youth Games: Mississauga Youth World Arts EventT.L. Kennedy Secondary School 3100 Hurontario St. 9 am – 10:45 pm

Visual Arts Mississauga: Open House, artist demos, exhibitions and art project4170 Riverwood Park Ln. 10 am – 4 pm

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“FLOW” Art show Civic Centre – Great Hall 300 City Centre Dr. 10 am – 5 pm

HotBox Riverwood: An outdoor sculpture exhibitionOn the grounds along the trail at Riverwood Park 4100 Riverwood Park Ln. 1 – 4 pm

Lucy Kovaliv: Open Studio3516 Silverplains Dr. 1 – 4 pm

Mississauga Children’s Choir: Open RehearsalWestminster United Church 4094 Tomken Rd. 3 – 4 pm

Claudio Ghirardo: Chalk drawings on the pavementAlong Lakeshore Rd. E. from Stavebank Rd. to Hiawatha Pkwy. Saturday and Sunday 10 am – 8 pm

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2Art Gallery of Mississauga: Urban Rural DivideCivic Centre 300 City Centre Dr. 12 – 4 pm

Eleventh House Performing Arts: Diversity in the ArtsMississauga Seniors Centre - Cawthra Park Complex 1389 Cawthra Rd. 12 – 6 pm

Anna Yin: Anna’s Poetry AliveMississauga Central Library 301 Burnhamthorpe Rd. W. 2 – 4 pm

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Saturday, October 110 am - 5 pmMississauga Celebration Square300 City Centre Dr.

Saturday, October 110 am - 5 pmMississauga Central Library and Celebration Square301 Burnhamthorpe Rd.

St. Peter’s Erindale1745 Dundas St. W.Year Built: 1825, Renovated: 1886St. Peter’s Mission Church 6056 Ninth Line (north of Britannia Rd.W.)Year Built: 1882Sheridan College 4180 Duke of York Blvd.Year Built: 2011Small Arms Building1352 Lakeshore Rd. E.Year Built: 1941

The Vic Johnston Community Centre335 Church St.Year Built: 1961, Renovated: 2008 Timothy Street House41 Mill St.Year Built: 1825Trinity Anglican Church26 Stavebank Rd. N.Year Built: 1867Visual Arts Mississauga 4170 Riverwood Pk. Ln. Year Built: 2005

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ACCE2575B Dunwin Dr.Year Built: 1980sArt Gallery of Mississauga300 City Centre Dr.Year Built: 1987Blackwood GalleryBlackwood Gallery in Kaneff Centreand e|gallery in CCT BuildingUniversity of Toronto, Mississauga3359 Mississauga Rd. N.Burnhamthorpe Library3650 Dixie Rd.Year Built: 1976, Renovated: 2011 Canadian Coptic Centre1245 Eglinton Ave. W.Year Built: 1998Fewster Community Recycling Centre1126 Fewster Dr.Year Built: 2008Tour Time: 9 am to 3 pmFo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple6525 Millcreek Dr.Year Built: 1997The Great Punjab Business Centre 2960, 2970, 2980 Drew Rd.Year Built: 2009Heritage House Dental/Forster House 820 Britannia Rd. W.Year Built: 1846, Rehabilitated: 2010Hilton Garden Inn Toronto Airport 3311 Caroga Dr.Year Built: 2009Hindu Heritage Centre6300 Mississauga Rd.Year Built: 2011Islamic Centre of Canada (ISNA)2200 South Sheridan Way Year Built: 2001Tour Times: 10 am - 1 pm and 2 - 4 pmKariya ParkEnter through the entrance on Kariya Dr.,just off Burnhamthorpe Rd., east of the Mississauga Civic Centre.Year Built: 1989Koliba, Slovak Canadian Cultural Society 1720 Barbertown Rd. Founded: 1946, Park redeveloped: 1967

Leslie Log House,Museums of Mississauga 4415 Mississauga Rd.Year Built: 1826, Adaptive reuse: 2011Lorne Park Branch Library 1474 Truscott Dr.Year Built: 1967, Renovated: 2010Macedonia Orthodox Church St. Ilija1775 Bristol Rd. W.Year Built: 2006Meadowvale Miniature Village 7091 Pond St.Metalworks Studios/Institute/Production Group3611 Mavis Rd.Established: 1978Mississauga Central Library 301 Burnhamthorpe Rd. W.Year Built: 1991Mississauga Civic Centre 300 City Centre Dr.Year Built: 1987Mississauga Masonic Temple 45 Port Street W.Year Built: 1838Mississauga Sports Hall of Fame Sports Complex Lobby(Hershey SportZone)5600 Rose Cherry Pl.Year Built: 2007Old Credit Brewing Co. Ltd. 6 Queen St. W.Ontario Khalsa Darbar– Multimedia Sikh Museum7080 Dixie Rd.Year Built: 2010Port Credit Lighthouse105 Lakeshore Rd. W.Year Built: 1991Port Credit Library20 Lakeshore Rd. E.Year Built: 1962, Renovated: 2010 Port Credit Memorial Arena40 Stavebank Rd. N.Year Built: 1959, Renovated: 2011 The Riverwood Conservancy 4300 Riverwood Park Ln. Year Built: 1919

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30Project Bookmark Canada: Song for the Field Behind Mississauga Valley Public School by Jeff Latosik Valleys Senior Public School – at rear1235 Mississauga Valley Blvd.11 a.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1Mississauga Arts Council& Mississauga Youth Games: Mississauga Youth World Arts EventT.L. Kennedy Secondary School3100 Hurontario St.9 am - 10:45 pm“FLOW” Art show Civic Centre – Great Hall300 City Centre Dr.10 am - 5 pmHotBox Riverwood:An outdoor sculpture exhibitionOn the grounds along the trailat Riverwood Park 4100 Riverwood Park Ln.1 - 4 pmLucy Kovaliv:Open Studio3516 Silverplains Dr.1 - 4 pm

Mississauga Children's Choir:Open RehearsalWestminster United Church 4094 Tomken Rd.3 - 4 pmClaudio Ghirardo:Chalk drawings on the pavementOn the pavements along Lakeshore Rd. E.from Stavebank Rd. to HiawathaSaturday and Sunday 10 am - 8 pm

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2Art Gallery of Mississauga:Urban Rural DivideCivic Centre 300 City Centre Dr.12 - 4 pmEleventh House Performing Arts:Diversity in the ArtsMississauga Seniors Centre- Cawthra Park Complex 1389 Cawthra Rd.12 - 6 pmAnna Yin:Anna’s Poetry AliveMississauga Central Library301 Burnhamthorpe Rd. W.2 - 4 pm

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ABOUT CULTURE DAYS

Culture Days is a collaborative, national volunteer movement dedicated to raising the awareness, accessibility, participation and engagement of Canadians in the arts and cultural life of their communities. From September 30 to October 2, 2011, Culture Days Mississauga will feature free, hands-on, interactive activities that invite the public to discover the world of artists, creators, historians, architects, curators and designers at work in our city.

There are a number of Culture Days events taking place throughout Mississauga. For more details, visit www.mississauga.ca/culturedays. Please note that events are subject to change and updates will be posted online.

CUSTOMIZE YOUR DAY

It’s easy to develop your own day-long itinerary online. Visit Canada’s Culture Days celebrations website (www.culturedays.ca) and using the map and listings for Mississauga, develop an itinerary that’s perfect for you.

ABOUT MISSISSAUGA’S CULTURE DIVISION

The Culture Division was created in 2007 to foster growth and sustainability of culture in Mississauga. Through its policy development, services, programs and partnership initiatives, the Culture Division plays an integral role in the growth of the City for the 21st Century by preserving, supporting and enhancing the artistic and historic fabric of Mississauga.

For a list of our programs and events, visit www.mississauga.ca/culture. ‘Like’ Mississauga Culture on Facebook or follow us on twitter.com/SaugaCulture.

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