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Monster Masterclass Series
Free artist professional development workshop featuring a panel of industry speakers. Network with musicians, dancers, filmmakers, visual artists, emcees and others who practice South Asian art forms.
Lecture Me!
Come and learn something new! A lecture series featuring professors from multiple disciplines. Open to both residents and non-residents. In partnership with the University of Toronto Mississauga Experiential Education Unit.
Open Window Hub
A resource and information centre dedicated to empowering unhoused individuals and families, and those experiencing mental health challenges in Mississauga.
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The library partners with Mississauga schools to enhance the reading, research and curriculum needs of teachers and students from kindergarten to grade 12.
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Learn at your own pace and in your preferred style, whether a video, an eBook or a television show or a movie, you get to choose. All you need is a Mississauga Library card!
Storytimes and early literacy
Storytimes and other literacy based programs promote the development of early literacy skills. Developing early literacy skills will make it easier for children to read once they are ready to do so.
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