Tuesday, November 1, 2022
Panelists: Jay Kana, Paige Williams
Cost: $10
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Join MAC as we sit down with a panel of experts to find out how to write press releases, and get your engaging stories noticed by the press! Panel discussion led by MAC’s Communications Producer Sherri Murray featuring Jay Kana (Modern Mississauga) and Paige Williams (City of Mississauga).
On Wednesday, September 21, 2022, enjoy re-connecting at the Living Arts Centre for news from the City’s Culture Division, Mississauga Arts Council, and Art Gallery of Mississauga.
Learn about Gigs and Grants coming your way this year from Mississauga’s leading arts engagers. New Grant streams, new Place Making initiatives that touch all artists, types and groups.
Highlights from August’s HUB Highlights Newsletters & Artist Spotlights for Nada Khatib, Sherry Prenevost, Devon Ross, Francine Freeman, and Carlos Herrera
The City’s Culture and Community Grant Programs are now open. Applications are due by 4:30pm on Friday, October 14, 2022. (Their press release quoted)
Mississauga Arts Council (MAC) is excited to announce the official unveiling of the Indwell Lakeshore Lofts Mural Project (425 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga). Created by local visual artist David Anthony, these are three brand-new large scale murals, with the largest reaching 400 square feet, located just down the street from vibrant downtown Port Credit on the exterior of Indwell Lakeshore Lofts.
Highlights from July 2022’s HUB Highlights Newsletters & Artist Spotlights for Sue Aranha, Emily Ryder, Netta Ussyshkin, and Anna Yin.
Modern Mississauga feature: In November 2021, the Mississauga Arts Council (MAC) received a $97,500 grant from the Government of Ontario’s Community Building Fund – Operating stream.
In November 2021, the Mississauga Arts Council (MAC) received a $97,500 grant from the Government of Ontario’s Community Building Fund – Operating stream. This support, delivered over 12 months by the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF), allows MAC to continue delivering its programs and initiatives with new operating funds, new software and audio-visual equipment to support staff and enhance the quality of virtual productions in the new green-screen studio space.
Emily Ryder used her 2020 MicroGrant to create Alfie, a 12 minute film.
Mississauga Arts Council (MAC) and Metalworks Studios have teamed up to bring back Sauga’s Summer Song Contest with media partner Mississauga Music. We are looking for Mississauga musicians to send us a demo of their summer song for a chance to win a free recording and mixing session at Metalworks Studios, who have maintained an unsurpassed level of excellence spanning over four decades.
