
Good morning Mississauga,
Here’s your Tuesday list of ticketed plans, local finds, new openings, deals, and community events worth knowing before the weekend rush.
This week has a Golden Girls stage show to book ahead, a soccer-inspired symphony night, a few lively Saturday markets, two new food stops, and some local offers to use if they fit your week.
Let’s get into it!
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The Sauga Box Office

Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue
📅 Sunday, August 2 | 📍 Living Arts Centre
Dorothy, Blanche, Rose, and Sophia get the stage-show treatment when this touring comedy lands at the Living Arts Centre for one afternoon.
Why save it: This is the easy one to send to a friend, sibling, parent, or Golden Girls fan before the better seats are gone.
Music of the World: A Tribute to the Beautiful Game
📅 Saturday, July 18 | 📍 Living Arts Centre
The Mississauga Symphony Orchestra is tying the energy of soccer to music from around the world, with sounds inspired by countries like Argentina, Brazil, Spain, and France.
Why save it: If you want a World Cup-adjacent night out that feels more polished than another screen watch, this is the local culture pick.
Jurassic Quest
📅 Friday, August 7 to Sunday, August 9 | 📍 The International Centre
The big dinosaur experience is coming to The International Centre with moving dinosaurs, fossil digs, baby dino meet-and-greets, crafts, rides, and play zones for younger kids.
Why save it: Family weekends book up fast in August, and this is the kind of kid plan that’s much easier when you pick a time slot early.
Local Finds
Best Overall
Summer Artisans Market
📅 Saturday, July 18 | 📍 Small Arms Inspection Building
The Mom Market Peel Region is bringing a Saturday market to Lakeview with 40 local businesses, kids’ activities, face painting, a tea and coffee bar, music, and photo spots.
It’s a good daytime plan if you want an indoor browse with enough extras to keep kids from getting bored after ten minutes.
Best Offbeat:
Streetsville Comicon
📅 Saturday, July 18 | 📍 Vic Johnston Community Centre
Streetsville gets a pop-culture browse with comic books, toys, video games, sports cards, anime, prints, artists, authors, cosplay, and special guest D’Von Dudley from The Dudley Boyz.
This is a fun one if you’ve got a collector at home, a kid into comics, or someone who loves hunting through tables for something nostalgic.
Best Sunday Browse:
Lakeview Artisan Market
📅 Sunday, July 19 | 📍 Small Arms Inspection Building
The Lakeview Artisan Market runs beside the farmers market with more than 30 artisan vendors selling things like ceramics, jewelry, textiles, prints, and handmade goods.
Pair it with the farmers market if you want produce, baked goods, gifts, and a short lake-area walk in one stop.
Best Save-Ahead:
Taste of Mississauga Summer Festival
📅 Saturday, July 25 to Sunday, July 26 | 📍 Muslim Neighbour Nexus
Save this for next weekend if your group likes halal food stalls, family activities, community vendors, and a relaxed outdoor festival feel near Ridgeway.
This is a good one to put in the group chat now, before everyone’s Saturday plans scatter.
New & Notable
Firefly Burger Is Open On Platinum Drive
Firefly Burger has a Mississauga location at 3525 Platinum Drive, bringing its global burger brand to the Ridgeway area with Black Angus burgers, chicken sandwiches, wraps, fries, poutine, and late-night comfort food.
Why it matters: Ridgeway keeps adding food options, and this one gives west Mississauga another burger stop for takeout, delivery, and late night cravings.
Anatolia Turkish Restaurant Is Open In Erin Mills
Anatolia Turkish Restaurant is open at 2975 Eglinton Avenue West with Turkish kebabs, pides, mezes, fresh bread, grilled meats, and a sit-down room that works for family meals or a proper dinner out.
Why it matters: Erin Mills gets a new Turkish dining option that’s more than a quick takeout stop.
Malton Has A New Youth Hub
The Malton Youth Hub Jonathan Davis Centre has opened, giving youth in the area a new place for programs, connection, and community support.
Why it matters: Malton doesn’t always get the same spotlight as City Centre or Port Credit, so a new youth-focused space here is a real local win.
Deals & Freebies
Gold Tan & Sunset Spa Groupon
📅 Claim while live | 📍 3476 Glen Erin Drive
Gold Tan & Sunset Spa has a Groupon for body-scrub options with a 20-minute infrared hydration session, with savings listed up to 48%.
Good if: You want a lower-cost self-care appointment in Erin Mills without paying full spa-package pricing.
Square One Visitor Offer
📅 Ongoing | 📍 Square One
Square One has a visitor offer where you can receive a $25 Square One gift card if you live 65 km or more from the mall and bring combined same-day receipts totalling $500 or more before tax to Guest Experience.
Good if: You’re planning a bigger Square One shop or heading there with a group that may qualify.
Community Board
Career Empowerment Summit
📅 Friday, July 17 | 📍 1599 Hurontario Street, Unit 300
Academy of Learning Mississauga West is hosting a free career night with networking, career guidance, industry speakers, refreshments, gifts, and a laptop giveaway.
Good for students, job seekers, recent grads, or anyone who wants to meet people and get a little momentum before summer disappears.
Cooksville Community Festival
📅 Saturday, July 18 | 📍 67 Hillcrest Avenue
Cooksville gets a community afternoon with music, art, face painting, henna, eco-friendly activities, hands-on seed planting, ice cream, and local groups.
It’s a simple neighbourhood stop if you want something free, friendly, and close to home.
Camp Elevate
📅 Tuesdays and Wednesdays through August 12 | 📍 2960 Drew Road
Helping Hands is running a free summer program for African, Caribbean and Black youth ages 12 to 18, with leadership, wellness, career exploration, certifications, steel pan lessons, field trips, entrepreneurship, and summer activities.
This is a useful one to send to a parent, teen, mentor, or youth worker who may know someone looking for a structured summer program.
Thanks For Reading
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See you Thursday,
-Will