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Featured exhibits

Peel Time Capsule

Stories and images that reflect the social, cultural, or economic impacts of COVID-19 across Peel.

Botanica Colossi

A collection of photographs from Sara Angelucci’s recent Nocturnal Botanical Ontario series, which were created between the spring and fall of 2020.

Inspiring stories of Women in the PAMA collections

Many of their stories have faded from the public’s memory. We hope to change that.

Our Boys: Peel's Fallen Soldiers 1914-1918

To commemorate 100 years since the beginning of World War I, Heritage Mississauga documented soldiers from Mississauga who served and were killed the war.

Art Voice: Expressions from youth in Peel

Explore diverse, extraordinary works created by youth artists expressing their voices through their art.

Simon Hughes 360° virtual tour

An exhibition that focuses on the artistic preoccupations of Winnipeg-based Simon Hughes through a twenty-year career in the arts.

Home: Expressions in Abstraction

Grade 11 students from Mayfield Secondary School's Regional Arts Program interpret the theme of home in an abstract painting.

Digital Morphology exhibit

Witness the transformation of Mississauga's lakeview waterfront.

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Nicole Jones

Nicole Jones’ family is originally from Guyana, and she lived most of her life in Toronto. When her husband Sheldon got a job with Brampton Transit in 2005, she and her family made the move to Brampton. Originally it was for convenience, but “this quickly changed to a move of opportunities and possibilities.” Currently both Nicole and Sheldon work for Brampton Transit, and Nicole is the Youth President at the North Peel Community Church.

Community is very important to Nicole. For her, “it means a sense of belonging. A place you can call home. Where you unite, contribute and support one another in good and bad times."

“Your journey is your legacy. Be a catalyst for change. Strive towards excellence and know your self-worth. You are here for a purpose and you can make a difference.”

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Nicole Jones at the North Peel Community Church in 2020.

Nicole Jones and her family are active members of the North Peel Community Church congregation.

Currently both Nicole and her husband serve their community working for Brampton Transit.