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The City of Mississauga's premier centre for arts and culture is excited to welcome patrons to see an incredible line-up of live events and entertainment, from symphonies to rock shows, ballets, and much more.

Parking Information

The Living Arts Centre's underground parking is open during regular facility hours and during events. Underground parking is free on weekdays after 6 p.m. and on weekends. The parking lot entrance is on the West side of the facility, on Living Arts Drive between Prince of Wales Drive and Princess Royal Drive.

Clearly marked wheelchair access parking spaces are located next to the elevators on levels P1 and P2. Paid on-street parking is also available on Living Arts Drive & Prince of Wales Drive in designated spots. To learn more about the rates and locations for on-street parking, please visit the City's metered on-street parking information.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a live event series held at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga, featuring a variety of performances including symphonies, rock shows, and ballets.
The event takes place at the Living Arts Centre located on Living Arts Drive in Mississauga, near Toronto.
Event dates vary; check the Living Arts Centre’s website for the current schedule and showtimes.
Yes, the Living Arts Centre offers underground parking accessible from Living Arts Drive with free parking on weekdays after 6 p.m. and all day on weekends.
Yes, there are clearly marked wheelchair access parking spaces at the Living Arts Centre.
Parking is free on weekdays after 6 p.m. and throughout weekends; verify event times and parking policies on the official website.
You can reach the Living Arts Centre via Mississauga transit routes connecting from Toronto, with stops near Living Arts Drive.
The series includes a diverse lineup such as symphonies, rock concerts, ballets, and other live entertainment shows.
Check the Living Arts Centre’s website for information on concessions and dining options during events.
Yes, the Living Arts Centre is fully wheelchair accessible for patrons attending events.

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