Discover Mississauga’s History on Foot with Richard Collins! Join local historian Richard Collins as he leads engaging, family-friendly walking tours through some of Mississauga’s most historic neighbourhoods. Explore the stories of how these communities began, how they’ve grown, and what the future holds. Each free 90-minute walk follows sidewalks and paved trails, beginning and ending at the same location.

Carolling at the Grange returns! Join us for one of Heritage Mississauga’s most treasured holiday traditions as we gather for the 19th annual evening of festive music, community spirit, and seasonal cheer. Bring your family, friends, and neighbours for classic carols around the campfire, warm hot chocolate, and delicious holiday treats—all at the historic Grange on Monday, December 15, 2025, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. We also invite you to support the Deacon’s Cupboard Food Bank with a non-perishable donation.  🎶

Heritage Mississauga is proud to present The Woodlot: A Photographic Journey into the World of Sawmill Sid – a powerful new exhibit by award-winning Mississauga photographer Stephen Uhraney. Step into the world of Sidney Gendron, a Métis entrepreneur and environmental champion based in Lakeview. Known as Sawmill Sid, his mission is to breathe new life into discarded wood—turning fallen and forgotten trees into breathtaking public art, architectural features, and community legacies.

Discover the stories that shaped our city through the Heritage Mississauga Collection. Explore a curated selection of artefacts, photographs, archival records, and family histories that bring Mississauga’s past to life. Our newly expanded online collections database offers residents, students, and visitors a dynamic way to learn, reflect, and connect with the people and places that built our community. With new items added regularly as we continue to digitize and catalogue the collection, this is your invitation to dive into Mississauga’s heritage from anywhere. Experience the richness of our shared history—one story at a time.