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The City of Mississaugas premier centre for arts and culture is excited to welcome patrons to see an incredible line-up of live events and entertainment, from symphonies to rock shows, ballets, and much more. The Living Arts Centres underground parking is open during regular facility hours and during events. Underground parking is free on weekdays after 6 p.m. and on weekends. The parking lot entrance is on the West side of the facility, on Living Arts Drive between Prince of Wales Drive and Princess Royal Drive. Clearly marked wheelchair access parking spaces are located next to the elevators on levels P1 and P2. Paid on-street parking is also available on Living Arts Drive & Prince of Wales Drive in designated spots. To learn more about the rates and locations for on-street parking, please visit the Citys metered on-street parking information.
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All performance halls are equipped with accessible seating. All accessible seating is available through Ticketmaster or the Ticket Office. Accessible seats are in Sections Orchestra Box Left and Right, Orchestra Row T, Dress Circle Left and Right Row F. Should you require an assisted listening device, please contact Event Services prior to attending the event. Hearing Assistance Devices (Assisted Listening Devices) are available free of charge, although a credit card number or photo identification will be required as a deposit. More information: Please contact the Ticket Office ahead of ordering with any questions or concerns by calling 905-306-6000 or emailing ticket.operations@mississauga.ca.
Event will be presented in English and Arabic. Ya Saheb Al Tair (The Bird Owner) is a collective artistic work by El-Funoun Palestinian Dance Troupe that reflects on every Palestinian's responsibility to their people, history, and land over the past 76 years. Through powerful movement and shared rituals, the performance transforms lived memory, resilience, and survival into expressions of beauty and hope. The Palestinian body becomes a living archive of collective memory, where every movement tells a story and every step is an act of remembrance, resistance, and renewal.
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THE LOLLY KIDS Mega Show is an enchanting, one-of-a-kind adventure that will have every family singing, dancing, laug...
THE LOLLY KIDS Mega Show is an enchanting, one-of-a-kind adventure that will have every family singing, dancing, laug...