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Mississauga’s Fall Entertainment Scene: A Vibrant Array of Music, Theatre, and Festivals

Mississauga – As summer fades and school routines kick back into gear, Mississauga is offering residents an exciting lineup of fall entertainment to keep weekends filled with fun. With free parking during evenings and weekends, along with budget-friendly tickets, the city promises something for everyone—from live music and theatre to sports and cultural festivals.

Living Arts Centre: A Hub for World-Class Performances

The Living Arts Centre (LAC) continues to be a major draw, bringing internationally renowned performers to its stage. Highlights this fall include An Evening With The Fab Four on September 28, offering a trip down memory lane with a Beatles tribute. A day later, fans of Jim Henson’s Labyrinth can immerse themselves in the film’s world with a special live concert event on September 29.

October brings more excitement, as Pink Martini featuring China Forbes performs their unique blend of genres on October 10. Later in the month, families can enjoy Blippi: Join the Band Tour on October 20, followed by Matt Dusk Sings Tony Bennett on October 26. And for reggae lovers, the Tribute to the Legends of Reggae on October 25 promises to be a night filled with timeless hits.

Not to be missed is Sister Sledge on November 30, continuing the centre’s tradition of showcasing musical legends. The holiday season kicks off with the timeless The Nutcracker ballet on December 1 and Glass Tiger performing This Island Earth on December 5.

For those seeking a more intimate experience, LAC’s Studio Theatre offers local concerts through its Love Local Music series, featuring a diverse range of musical talent, from WonderFest on September 6 to the multicultural sounds of El Ceibo – Rhythms of Home on September 20.

Meadowvale Theatre: Community Engagement and Jazz Vibes

The newly-renovated Meadowvale Theatre will host a free open house on September 8, where guests can meet artists from upcoming shows and enjoy family-friendly activities. This year’s performance lineup includes Trane of Thought: A Tribute to John Coltrane on November 17 and the holiday classic Charlie Brown Christmas on December 22.

Paramount Fine Foods Centre: The Heart of Sports and Entertainment

Sports fans should mark their calendars for the return of Toronto Rock lacrosse in December 2024 and Raptors 905 basketball, starting in November. Paramount Fine Foods Centre is also undergoing upgrades to further enhance the fan experience.

Mississauga Celebration Square: A Cultural Festival Hotspot

Every weekend, Mississauga Celebration Square transforms into a hub of live entertainment and cultural celebrations. Residents can experience the rich diversity of the city with festivals like Portugalo Fest on September 7, the Philippine Festival Mississauga on September 14-15, and Tastes of South East Asia – Love Festival on September 28-29. October brings the festive spirit with events like Diwali Razzmatazz 2024 on October 12-13.

A Vibrant Fall Season Awaits

As the days grow shorter, Mississauga’s arts, culture, and entertainment scene is ready to heat up. Whether it’s an evening of world-class music, a family outing to the theatre, or a celebration of community festivals, the city offers something for everyone to enjoy. For a full schedule of events, visit the saugaLIVE webpage and start planning your fall adventures today.

Kelly Deschamps

Kelly Deschamps is the dedicated City Hall Reporter, bringing forth the pulse of municipal affairs with precision and clarity. With an astute eye for detail and a passion for uncovering the stories that shape urban life, Deschamps delivers comprehensive coverage of local governance. For inquiries or feedback, contact Kelly at kelly.deschamps@gtaweekly.ca

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