This Tuesday’s list has a strong mix of save-ahead plans, festival energy, and food news across Mississauga.

There are tickets to think about now, including 5X Fest Mississauga, the Royal Canadian Circus, and The Dinner Detective, plus a full run of festival picks from Mississauga Italfest to Taste Of Clarkson Village.

Let's get into it!

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📅 Friday, August 21 to Saturday, August 22 | 📍 The Small Arms Inspection Building

5X Fest brings Panjabi music, visual art, live performances, food, vendors, and a big community feel to Lakeview for two days. Friday’s Art Party features globally known Panjabi artist Inkquisitive as part of his 15-year world tour, while Saturday’s Blockparty is free with RSVP.

Why save it: Save it if you want a cultural weekend plan with a ticketed art night on Friday and a free outdoor music blockparty on Saturday.

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📅 Friday, August 21 to Sunday, August 30 | 📍 Dixie Outlet Mall

The Royal Canadian Circus sets up at Dixie Outlet Mall with acrobatics, stunts, visual effects, and all-ages shows under an indoor, air-conditioned big top. Showtimes run across opening weekend and into next week.

Why save it: Preferred time slots can fill up fast, and booking early gives you a better shot at the weekend show you want.

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📅 Saturday, August 29 | 📍 Four Points by Sheraton & Element by Westin Toronto Airport

This interactive murder mystery dinner show puts the actors among the audience, so anyone in the room can become part of the case. Tickets include the show, a plated dinner, and the live mystery.

Why save it: It’s one of the stronger adult/date-night bookings nearby, and the next Mississauga show is far enough out to plan a group night.

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📅 Saturday, August 22 | 📍 Port Credit Memorial Park

A free one-day Port Credit festival with local artists, handmade goods, artisanal food, and small local businesses. Expect vendors selling baked goods, soaps, art, crafts, gifts, and more.

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📅 Friday, August 21 to Saturday, August 22 | 📍 Celebration Square

Italfest returns with Italian culture, music, food vendors, and a marketplace at Celebration Square. It’s a good browse-around stop if you want food, shopping, and a festival setting in one place.

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📅 Friday, August 28 to Sunday, August 30 | 📍 Square One Parking Lot P3

A three-day outdoor food and music festival with global food vendors, live entertainment, and a night market setup near Square One.

Save this if you want an easy group browse before summer wraps up. Admission is free.

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📅 Friday, August 21 to Sunday, August 30 | 📍 Dixie Outlet Mall

WagJag has Royal Canadian Circus admission for the Mississauga stop listed from $20 and up, with general and premium options available for select shows.

Good if: You’re planning a family circus outing and want to check the discounted ticket route before paying full price.

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📅 Saturday, August 1 to Monday, August 31 | 📍 Clarkson Village

Clarkson Village restaurants are running special prix fixe menus and local dining offers through the end of August. Participating spots include Capra’s Kitchen, Clarkson Bistro, Clucker’s Wood Oven, Solstice Restaurant & Wine Bar, and more.

Good if: You want a local dinner plan with set-menu pricing and a reason to try a Clarkson restaurant you may have skipped before.

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📅 Saturday, August 22 | 📍 J.C. Saddington Park

ISKCON Mississauga is hosting a free community festival at J.C. Saddington Park. It’s a public cultural gathering near the waterfront and a good fit for families looking for something community-led on Saturday.

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📅 Sunday, August 23 | 📍 PORTICO Community Church

PORTICO’s Foods of the World event returns with food, cultural displays, music, dance, traditional clothing, and community tables. Guests can also sign up to host, serve, contribute food, or take part in a cultural presentation.

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See you Thursday,

-Will