Mississauga.ca - Residents - Civic Centre Facilities

Welcome to heart of the City. The Mississauga Civic Centre is home of city business at City Hall and family fun on our Civic Square!

Civic Centre Facts:

The 9,000-square metre Civic Square, on the exterior south side of the Mississauga Civic Centre, consists of gardens and public activity areas.
The Civic Centre is located at 300 City Centre Drive, just south of the Living Arts Centre and north of the Mississauga Central Library.
The Square has a reflecting pool which becomes an ice rink in winter
An amphitheatre which can be booked for a variety of musical and theatrical performances
Fitness centre and squash court

The Living Arts Centre
For a special night out or for entertainment for the whole family, The Living Arts Centre is your place for performing arts!. Visit the Living Arts Centre Web site for more details.

The Central Library
From changing displays and art exhibits, the lobby cafe for a lunch on the square to the wide selection of magazines and newspapers from other countries to ongoing book sales and internet terminals. All this 7 days a week year-round.! Visit the Central Library Web site for more details.

Did you know?
The Civic Square is also the location of the City's annual Canada Day celebration and International Children's Festival, which is attended by thousands of people each year.

On the Square Rental Opportunities
Did you know that you can rent the Civic Square and Amphitheatre for special events or programming? Successful events such as the International Children's Festival prove that "On the Square" is the place to be! Why not use our great outdoor facilities to host a event? For more information on renting any of the Civic Facilities please contact the Customer Service Centre at 905-615-4100.

Video Surveillance Policy and Contact Information
Video surveillance, when utilized with other security measures, is an effective means of ensuring the security and safety of City facilities, the individuals who use them, and the assets housed within them. Video surveillance cameras are found in various locations including the Civic Centre, the Living Arts Centre, Transit Terminals and a number of parks and recreation centres. Under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, the recorded image of an individual is considered personal information.

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