Summers are great for going out and spending time with family and friends. Whether that means being active with fitness classes, going to parks and conservation areas, or checking out weekend festivals, there is something for everyone.
There are so many places in Mississauga where you can go to have a great time this summer.
Here are 75+ Summer Activities in Mississauga!
1. Explore the newest Conservation Area
Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area, a new 26-hectare park on Mississauga’s Lake Ontario shoreline, is now open. Explore more than 3.7 kilometres of trails, bridges, boardwalks and public gathering areas across the new conservation area. Visitors can follow scenic routes through wetlands, grasslands, forests, and shoreline areas, with rest areas along the way and views of Lake Ontario from newly created lookout points.
Credit: CVC.
Enter and exit through Marie Curtis Park (2 Forty Second St, Etobicoke)
2. Space Explorers: THE INFINITE
If you’re watching Artemis II and wonder what it would actually feel like to be in space – this is your chance to find out! At Space Explorers: THE INFINITE, you’ll feel as though you’re alongside the crew in a groundbreaking immersive experience created in collaboration with NASA that’s so realistic it moved astronauts to tears.
Until July 31, 2026 @ GYGO Canada (Square One), 99 Rathburn Rd W., Mississauga
3. Watch the World Play
Mississauga Celebration Square becomes a summer hub for soccer fans from June 11 to July 19, showing select FIFA World Cup 2026 matches. Residents can gather with friends and neighbours to cheer for Canada and other favourite teams at the city’s biggest watch parties, bringing global tournament energy into the Square.
June 11 to July 19, 2026 at Mississauga Celebration Square, 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga
4. Learn to Fish
Ontario’s free Learn to Fish program gives new anglers a simple, hands-on introduction to fishing. The two-hour session includes one hour of practical instruction and one hour of supervised fishing, with all equipment provided. Registration is required, and children under 18 must be registered by and attend with an adult
June 19 to August 2, 2026 at Lakefront Promenade, Mississauga
5. Strawberry Festival
Clarkson Village’s Strawberry Festival returns this June for its second year, celebrating the area’s history as the former Strawberry Capital of Ontario. Throughout the month, visitors can enjoy Strawberry Strolls with historian Richard Collins, a Berry Bash on June 20, the Sweet Rides Classic Car Show on June 28, a village scavenger hunt and strawberry-themed local promotions.
June 19 to 28, 2026 at Clarkson Village, Mississauga
6. National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration
Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day in grand style! Explore Indigenous art, music and entertainment presented in collaboration with the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.
June 21 at Mississauga Celebration Square, 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga
7. Taco Fest Mississauga
The first-ever Taco Fest Mississauga is transforming Port Credit Memorial Park into high-energy celebrations of flavour and culture. Prepare for the ultimate summer kickoff, with two action-packed days of inventive, mouthwatering tacos alongside handcrafted cocktails, while mariachi bands, salsa dancers and live performers keep the atmosphere electric from day to night.
June 27 & 28 @ Port Credit Memorial Park, 40 Lakeshore Road East, Mississauga
8. Living With Wellness Arts Festival
Celebrate wellness, music, art, and community at the Living With Wellness Festival! Set in the heart of Mississauga at Celebration Square, this festival brings people together to enjoy life’s vibrant moments.
June 25 & 26 @ Mississauga Celebration Square, 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga
9. Explore Brueckner Rhododendron Gardens
Credit: Emmanuel Nalli
Explore the famous Brueckner Rhododendron Gardens before summer fully unfurls its scratching heat. Stroll through one of Canada’s largest rhododendron gardens, a generous gift from Dr. Joseph Brueckner. Between May and June, azaleas and rhododendrons bloom spectacularly, framed by white pines and assorted perennials, creating a year-round haven for nature lovers.
Brueckner Rhododendron Gardens, 660 Lakeshore Rd W, Mississauga
10. On the Verandah Outdoor Music Concerts
“On the Verandah” is a free outdoor music series that features diverse acts like The Peter Banting Swingtet, The Burlington Welsh Ladies Chorus, Jazz Plazma, and Subourbon Street perform.
Fridays, until August 14, at Benares Historic House, Mississauga
11. Celebrate Canada Day
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Celebrate Canada’s 159th Birthday. Take part in official festivities at Celebration Square.
Festivities, complete with Canada Day Fireworks, also take place at Port Credit and in Streetsville.
July 1 at Celebration Square, Mississauga
12. Explore Riverwood
Located on the banks of Credit River, Riverwood is a 150-acre park that houses both historical buildings and environmentally significant areas. Enjoy a day out hiking the trails that traverse habitats of more than 475 species of animals and plants.
Year-Round @ Riverwood extends north from Burnhamthorpe Road West to Highway 403. The entrance is located at the intersection of Burnhamthorpe Road West and The Credit Woodlands / Riverwood Park Lane
13. Activate Games
Is rain spoiling your plans for outdoor fun? Mississauga is getting an interactive gaming facility this summer – Activate Games. Each dynamic game room has interactive technology that reacts in real time, ensuring an adrenaline-filled adventure.
Activate Games, 5980 McLaughlin Rd, Unit 1, Mississauga
14. Lakeview Farmers’ & Artisan Market
Visit the Small Arms Inspection Building for a delightful market experience featuring local vendors, live entertainment, and more! Don’t miss out on the fun!
Sundays @ Small Arms Inspection Building, 1352 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga
15. Fish Ontario Licence Free
Fish for free during National fishing week. Some great places to fish include Etobicoke creek, Sheridan Creek, Birchwood Creek, Loyalist Creek, Credit River, Mullet Creek and Lake Ontario.
June 20, 21, June 27 – July 5, 2026 @ Ontario Waters
16. Community Rides
Calling all cycling enthusiasts! The City of Mississauga and Toronto Pearson have teamed up to offer a fantastic series of free, in-person bike rides from May to October. Join for the Community Rides and embark on a journey of exploration, meeting new people, and enjoying the outdoors while staying active. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced cyclist, routes ranging from 8km to 16km will take you through bike-friendly roads and trails. Each ride starts at 10 a.m. and concludes with refreshments provided by Toronto Pearson. Get ready to pedal and have a great time!
May to October @ Various Communities
17. Walk from one end to the other of Mississauga
This summer, walk the Mississauga section of the Waterfront Trail that runs from Winston Churchill Boulevard to Marie Curtis Park, enjoying the sights and sounds of Lake Ontario. (~22 km)
Credit: Waterfront Trail
18. Living With Wellness Arts Festival
Celebrate wellness, music, art, and community at the Living With Wellness Festival 2025! Set in the heart of Mississauga at Celebration Square, this festival brings people together to enjoy life’s vibrant moments.
June 26 to 27, 2026 @ Mississauga Celebration Square, 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga
19. Jollof Fest
Jollof Fest Mississauga brings African food, culture and creativity to the GTA in a family-friendly celebration for all ages. Guests can enjoy Jollof rice competitions and tastings, live music, cultural performances, fashion showcases, vendors and interactive exhibits, with children’s activities, games and entertainment adding to the day’s community feel.
July 4 & 5, 2026 @ Erindale Park, Mississauga
20. Fresh Air Fitness
Experience the magic of movement! Run, punch, dance and burn those calories away each Wednesday with Fresh Air Fitness. The City’s best instructors have crafted a season filled with your favourite muscle-pumping, high-energy classes for everyone of all fitness levels and abilities to enjoy.
Wednesdays @Mississauga Celebration Square
21. JACKALOPE Festival
Mississauga’s Celebration Square and Square One Shopping Centre will transform into the ultimate urban playground, welcoming world-class global athletes, gravity-defying stunts and family-friendly fun over three electrifying days of skateboarding competition, bouldering, BASE jumping, breaking competition and more.
July 10 to 12, 2026 @ Celebration Square, 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga
22. Mississauga Asian Night Market
This year’s night market promises to be even bigger and better, bringing together over 70 unique vendors offering mouth-watering street food, exciting live performances, and a variety of cultural displays.
July 17 to 19, 2026 @ P6 Parking Lot, Square One Shopping Centre, City Centre Drive, Mississauga
23. Outdoor Pools
Escape the heat at Erindale outdoor pool or any other seven outdoor pools in Mississauga.
24. Streetsville Fun
Learn Salsa on Saturdays during the Summer at Streetsville Village Square.
Summer @ 280 Queen St. S. Streetsville
25. Mississauga Rotary RibFest
Prepare your taste buds for a mouth-watering experience as the Rotary Club brings you six incredible “Ribbers: who will tantalize your senses with their mouth-watering pork and beef ribs, juicy chicken, delectable sausages and more.
July 10 to 12, 2026 @ Erin Mills Town Centre, Erin Mills Parkway, Mississauga
26. Summer Bhangra Jam
Get ready to groove at the RED FM #SummerBhangraJam! This one-day fest is packed with Punjabi superstars, Bhangra dances, tasty food trucks, shopping galore, a KidsZone for the little ones, and even fashion shows.
July 18, 2026 @ Mississauga Celebration Square, 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga
27. Laze around a beach
Enjoy a sunny day at the beach. Jack Darling Memorial Park, Richard’s Memorial Park Beach, Lakefront Promenade Park Beach are all great locations to spend a day at the beach in Mississauga.
28. Bollywood Monster Mashup
BollywoodMonster Mashup is returning to Celebration Square with international Bollywood stars, dance performances, concerts, sizzling food, shopping and more this July.
July 24 to 26, 2026 @ Mississauga Celebration Square
29. Mississauga Latin Festival
Bring your children, invite your family and friends to practice SPANISH, learn SALSA and enjoy the first and only LATINO Festival in Mississauga and the Peel region with more than 35,000 attendees, at the Mississauga Celebration Square.
August 7 to 9, 2026 @ Celebration Square, 300 City Centre Drive, Mississauga
30. Movie Nights
Grab a blanket and join your friends and neighbours at the City’s biggest outdoor theatre. From nostalgic throwbacks to blockbuster hits, this year’s Movie Nights line-up includes Bad Guys 2, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for Squarepants, Wicked: For Good, Goat, and How to Train Your Dragon, Live Action.
Thursdays, Aug 6 – Sep 3, 2026 @ Mississauga Celebration Square
31. Explore an Egyptian Museum
Did you know that there is an Egyptian Museum in Mississauga? See identical replicas of King TUT Tomb treasures in addition to various pieces from different dynasties of Ancient Egypt and Coptic antiquities when Ontario reopens museums.
32. South Asian Festival Of Mississauga
The two-day free festival will feature music, dance, folklore, Bollywood, food and shopping in the heart of Mississauga headlined by the popular artists and performers from India, Pakistan, Canada and USA.
July 31 & August 1, 2026 @ Mississauga Celebration Square, 300 City Centre Drive, Mississauga
33. Summer Programs at the Library
Mississauga libraries are running various free drop-in programs throughout the summer, including reading clubs, sewing and coding classes, family movie nights, and a wide variety of other fun activities. Check out the schedule at your local library.
34. Chase a waterfall
The chances are you never knew there was a waterfall in Mississauga. This lesser-known waterfall, part of Mullets Creek, which empties into the Credit River, is located in a wooded area along Burnhamthorpe Road just before the Burnhamthorpe Rd bridge.
35. Go for a walk at Lakeshore Harbour Front
Lakeshore Harbour Front is a great place to go for an evening stroll by the water and watch the sunset. You also get a great view of the old Port Credit lighthouse.
36. Cineplex Junxion Erin Mills
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Check out the massive entertainment centre spanning 45,000 square feet. This massive venue combines movies, gaming, dining, and live performances for an unforgettable experience. With six state-of-the-art auditoriums, including D-BOX seats, and over 100 game stations, visitors of all ages will find their perfect entertainment fix.
37. Take a selfie at CF-100 airplane statue
Take a selfie in front of the CF-100 airplane statue, which pays homage to the nearby Pearson Airport at Paul Coffey Park
The park also features a unique children’s playground complete with castles and dragons, turrets to climb and slides to zip down.
3430 Derry East Rd. Mississauga
38. Amphitheatre Unplugged
Listen to emerging and established Mississauga talent, including singers, musicians, dancers, spoken-word artists, poets, comedians, and more.
Wednesdays, Aug 5 – 26, 2026 @ Mississauga Celebration Square
39. Port Credit Ribfest
Ontario Festival Group is bringing together North America’s top rib teams for a BBQ-filled weekend of smoked ribs, pulled pork, brisket, BBQ chicken, sausage and giant beef “Dino” ribs. Guests can also enjoy festival favourites like mini donuts, roasted corn, poutine and cold beer, plus live music, a Kids Zone, face painting, artisans and a marketplace.
August 7 to 9, 2026 @ Port Credit Memorial Park, 40 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga
40. Bike the Culham Trail
This 18km paved trail is specifically for cycling and passes various natural, green spaces around Mississauga.
41. BraeBen Golf Course
Bring the whole family to BraeBen Golf Course to try out the 9-hole or 18-hole golf courses.
BraeBen Golf Course, 5700 Terry Fox Way, Mississauga
42. See the cascades of Sawmill Creek
Enjoy beautiful views of small cascade falls and stroll along the peaceful nature trails in Sawmill Creek Park.
1955 Burnhamthorpe Rd W, Mississauga
43. Meadowvale Conservation Area
Take your dog for a walk, go hiking, cycle, bird-watch, or practice your photography skills at this beautiful conservation area.
1081 Old Derry Rd, Mississauga
44. Mississauga Canoe Club
Try out canoeing or kayaking with the Mississauga Canoe Club, they have everything from beginner to competitive programs for all ages. They also have summer camp programs for kids in the city of Mississauga.
27 Front St N, Mississauga
45. Explore Benares Historic House
Once restrictions lift, explore Benares Historic House, which was home to four generations of the Harris and Sayers families. The house served as the inspiration for Canadian writer Mazo de Roche’s Whiteoaks of Jaina series.
46. Lions Farmers Market
This farmers market offers locally grown, fresh produce as well as top quality cracked corn, maple syrup, jams and preserves.
Wednesdays | 9 AM- 3 PM @ 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga
Sundays | 8 AM – 3 PM @ Robert Speck Parkway
47. Eat some cheesecake
Taste out-of-this-world dessert at Supermoon Japanese Style Cheesecakes. They offer a variety of delicious desserts ,including fluffy, creamy cheesecakes, decadently rich cheese tarts, and bubble tea.
2150 Burnhamthorpe Rd W
48. Explore the Adamson Estate
Stretching over 13 acres, the Adamson Estate is a public waterfront park with lush gardens that house the Cawthra-Adamson Division of the Royal Conservatory of Music.
850 Enola Ave, Mississauga
49. The Apple Market
If you love apples, this is definitely a place worth checking out, but they also sell a variety of other foods, including fresh fruits, vegetables and plants. There is a strong focus on health and wellness as they offer organic food at great prices.
2281 Camilla Rd, Mississauga
50. Go on a Public Art Tour
Take a self-guided art tour and discover fabulous works from Mississauga’s outdoor art gallery. #SaugaPublicArtTour
51. Lakefront Promenade Marina
Lakefront Promenade Marina is a beautiful park with picnic areas, barbecues, great fishing opportunities and a splash pad, making it the perfect place to spend the day with family.
52. Celebrate summer with treats from La Sem Patisserie
Get cakes, pastries, cookies, gelato and other Italian-inspired treats at this exclusive Italian patisserie that was also voted as the Best Cannoli in the GTA by the Toronto Star.
1275 Eglinton Avenue East
53. Mississauga ItalFest
Enjoy entertainment from emerging and established Italo-Canadian talent, headline artists direct from Italy, authentic Italian food, children’s attractions and more!
August 21 & 22, 2026 @ Mississauga Celebration Square, City Centre Drive, Mississauga
54. Find tranquillity in this Japanese garden
This tranquil, Japanese-inspired garden is home to majestic Sakura trees, rhododendrons, sculptures, and even a duck pond.
Kariya Park, 3620 Kariya Dr, Mississauga
55. Celebrate “Me Time”.
Located within the historic and charming Glenerin Inn, this boutique spa will massage your stress away, so you can walk out feeling relaxed, refreshed and recharged.
1695 The Collegeway
56. Royal Canadian International Circus
Royal Canadian International Circus
Come under the Big Top and get a glimpse into a traditional circus world. Jam-packed with explosive live entertainment, featuring high-flying acrobatics, death-defying tricks, towering feats of strength, teetering towers of balanced bodies, extreme bending and devilishly precarious aerials!
August 21 to 30, 2026 @ Dixie Outlet Mall Parking Lot, 1250 South Service Road, Mississauga
57. Japan Festival
Visit the largest Japanese festival in Canada to enjoy the true Japanese experience, including Japanese food, culture and technologies.
August 14 to 16, 2026 @ Mississauga Celebration Square
58. Mississauga Hong Kong Festival
Mississauga Hong Kong Festival will celebrate creativity, talent, and community through various cultural fusion activities. Visitors can also enjoy food from food trucks, fun games, and engaging performances suitable for all ages.
August 15 & 16, 2026 @ Paramount Fine Foods Centre Sportzone North, 5600 Rose Cherry Pl, Mississauga
59. Shop till you drop at historic Queen Street
Walk down historic Queen Street and shop for one-of-a-kind specialty items. Indulge at one of the many restaurants of Streetsville after your trip.
Queen Street, Mississauga
60. Watch people fly off to distant lands
Do you love watching planes take off and land from Toronto’s International Airport? Then visit the Airplane Viewing Platform at Danville Park.
6525 Danville Rd, Mississauga
61. Go on Historic Tours
Heritage Mississauga has created free self-guided Heritage Tour brochures for Clarkson, Cooksville, Dixie, Erindale, Lakeview, Meadowvale Village, Old Malton, Old Port Credit and Streetsville. Perfect for each summer weekend!
62. Rock Climbing
Try indoor rock climbing at The Cave. Although not mandatory, they do offer basic and introductory bouldering classes to help get you started. There are a few different passes and memberships to choose from, and kids must be at least 7 years old.
1705 Argentia Rd, Unit 5, Mississauga
63. Frolic at Ontario’s largest indoor amusement park
Located inside Woodbine Shopping Centre, Fantasy Fair boasts 12 full-size family rides and attractions and provides hours of fun for all ages, from toddlers to 80-year-olds.
500 Rexdale Boulevard, Etobicoke (at Toronto/Mississauga border)
64. Picnic at Richard Memorial Park
This park is great for a picnic with friends and family or an evening walk. Enjoy the beach and spot as many swans and ducks as you can, swimming around.
804 Lakeshore Rd W, Mississauga
65. Kidsports
This massive playground features 2 challenge play structures, the famous adventure challenge and the wee challenge. This place is great for drop-in play, as they are open every day.
Year Round @ 4500 Dixie Road, Unit 8, Mississauga
66. Port Credit Yacht Club
Learn to sail at the Port Credit Yacht Club, which offers both youth and adult sailing programs. They even have a family race night on Thursdays.
115 Lakefront Promenade, Mississauga
67. Mississauga MuslimFest
Enjoy concerts featuring popular Muslim artists, comedy shows, food, a multicultural bazaar, and a kids’ carnival.
August 29 to 31 Celebration Square, 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga
68. Egyptian Coptic Festival
The Egyptian Coptic Festival celebrates Egyptian Culture, history, arts and music at Mississauga Celebration Square. Enjoy family fun, music, shows, documentaries, kids’ activities, vendors and traditional food.
September 5 & 6, 2026 @ Celebration Square, 300 City Centre Dr, Mississauga
69. Horse Riding
Try riding classes, riding camp or host a birthday party at Meadowlark Stables. It will be a great opportunity to improve your horse knowledge and learn about horse care and handling.
800 Meadowpine Blvd, Mississauga
70. Southside Shuffle Blues and Jazz Festival
Prepare for an unforgettable musical experience at the three-day outdoor festival held at Port Credit Memorial Park! Don’t miss the free Saturday afternoon street party, the Rabba Fine Foods Street Shuffle, showcasing performances from over 20 musical acts.
September 11 to 13, 2026 @ Port Credit Memorial Park, 20 Lakeshore Rd East, Mississauga
71. Philippine Festival
Taste the sumptuous Filipino food dishes that the Philippines is known for, enjoy culture performances, arts, crafts and more at this three-day festival.
September 11 to 13, 2026 @ Celebration Square, 300 City Centre Drive, Mississauga
72. Cool off at spray pads
Cool off at spray pads around the city, like Jack Darling Park and Mississauga Valley Spray Pad, open to all, free of charge. Check out the list of all locations to see what’s nearest to you.
73. Skyzone
Bring your family and friends to this indoor trampoline park to play dodge ball, volleyball or laser tag. They also have warrior courses, if you’re up for it.
3636 Hawkestone Rd, Mississauga
74. Rattray Marsh Conservation Area
Take a walk through Rattray Marsh Conservation Area and spot different species of birds and other wildlife.
50 Bexhill Rd, Mississauga
75. Enjoy some ice cream at Dairy Cream
Cool off this summer at Dairy Cream with delicious treats like sundaes, banana splits, milkshakes, and so much more.
715 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga
76. Paintball Nation
On those days when the weather isn’t that great, bring your family and friends together for some paintball games this summer.
6200 Ordan Drive, Mississauga
77. Explore some parks
Get your family and friends together and go to your local park to enjoy nature, walk, play soccer, volleyball or whatever sport you like. Here is a list of a few Mississauga parks.
78. Great Outdoors Comedy Festival Mississauga
End summer with a night of big laughs at Erindale Park, where comedy takes over with local entertainment, food trucks, cold drinks and festival surprises. The lineup includes John Mulaney, Hasan Minhaj, Ronny Chieng, Adam Ray as Dr. Phil Live, Matt Mathews, Jordan Jensen and many more.
September 11 to 13, 2026 @ Erindale Park, 1695 Dundas St W, Mississauga
79. Rainy Day
Get locked up in a room, test your wits, get out within the specified time at an Escape Room, or visit any of the indoor amusement centres in Mississauga.
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