As an award-winning music city, Mississauga has plenty of live music in November. Check out our November Mississauga Music Notes guide for all the live music happening this November.

From November 5 to 21 on select days, the Small Arms Inspection Building hosts the 5th Annual Indigenous Art Exhibition.

On November 11th, there will be various Remembrance Day ceremonies across the city.

On November 16 & 17, Arts on the Credit presents their annual "ArtWorks" fine art show at The Waterside Inn in Port Credit.
There’ll be dozens of local artists specializing across various artistic mediums.

From November 22 to 24 at Celebration Square, experience Mississauga’s 50th Anniversary Projection Exhibition. Enjoy the creations of local artists as they transform Hazel McCallion Central Library into a dazzling display of creativity. show.

On November 23rd, be a part of the lighting of Mississauga's Christmas Tree at the popular "Light Up the Square" event. Music, a festive atmosphere, ice skating, lights, Santa, food trucks and of course, watching the tree come to life are just a few reasons to attend.

On November 23, The Mom Market Peel Region visits Mississauga via the Small Arms Inspection Building with their "Home For The Holidays" Market.
With holiday-themed workshops, gift wrapping stations and nearly 100 local vendors, it's a great way to support local.

Also on November 23rd, Streetsville's Christmas in the Village takes place, featuring over 30 local vendors, horse drawn carriage rides, live music, Santa and more.

November 26th sees the return of the must-experience comedy event dubbed "O Christmas Tea: A British Comedy” at the Living Arts Centre.

On November 29th, The Heartland Singers, as part of the Holly and Harmony Market, visits Clarke Hall for an evening of music, vendors, and a silent auction.

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