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9- and 18-hole championship course.
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This small village is where the late renowned mayor of Mississauga, Hazel McCallion, used to reside. It has many shops, restaurants, and green areas to explore. Visit in June to enjoy the Bread and Honey Festival or in winter months for Remembrance Day services and the Santa Claus Parade.
Live theatre and concerts.
Built in 1826, the Leslie Log House today contains the archival and artifact collection of the Streetsville Historical Society.
Mississauga Civic Centre
The City Hall clock tower is a landmark at City Centre along with the Marilyn Monroe Towers. Although modern, the whole building seems to have the heft of a castle with the cylindrical structure at the building's south-east corner to house the council chamber. Mississauga's City Hall rivals Toronto's in grandeur; be sure to see the huge marble-clad atrium inside the building.
A small but attractive flower garden and park dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.
AGM
The AGM has over divided into four gallery spaces, and programmes about 10 exhibitions a year of national and international contemporary art. Check the website for closures due to installations.