June 15-17, 2007

FEATURED FESTIVAL: Mississauga Waterfront Festival

The Mississauga Waterfront Festival is jam packed with activities. Get your face painted, go for a pony ride, enjoy a pancake breakfast, be entertained by jugglers, clowns, and musicians at this vibrant festival.

Location: Memorial Park in Port Credit
Admission: $10-15
Parking: Free shuttle from Port Credit Go Station, Port Credit Arena, and other sites
Web-Site: www.mississaugawaterfrontfestival.com
Phone: 905-891-0002

GET ACTIVE

Ride from Port Credit to Samuel Smith Park (18 km return), one of Toronto’s premier birding locations and a great place to fish. Along the way you can stop and explore the pet cemetery and gardens at the Adamson Estate, built in 1919 and now home to the Royal Conservatory of music.
Location: Lake St. and Front St. S in Port Credit.
Admission: none
Parking: Saddington Park
Web-Site: www.toronto.ca or www.ccfew.org

 

Rattray Marsh offers a variety of flora and fauna in a peaceful natural setting. With raised platforms and natural trails, it is a true gem waiting to be discovered, it you haven’t discovered it already.
Location: 50 Bexhill Rd, Mississauga
Admission: none
Parking: Old Poplar Row and Bexhill Rd.
Web-Site: www.creditvalleycons.com

HISTORY

Constructed in 1830, the Bradley Museum opens it’s doors to the past and offers a glimpse of what life was like for a United Empire Loyalist couple and their seven children. Along with classes and a changing exhibit at The Anchorage, you can also stop in for Sunday Tea.
Location: 1620 Orr Road, Mississauga
Admission: $1.50 - $5.00
Parking: 1620 Orr Road
Web-Site: www.mississauga.ca
Phone: 905-615-486

 

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