As a result of recent COVID-19 restrictions, we have made a number of necessary changes to the remainder of our 2021/22 concert season.

Watch 'A Merry Little Christmas', our family-oriented Christmas concert featuring a perfect selection of certified holiday favourites!

Give the gift of music this Christmas!

Once again, we have teamed with our friends in the Mississauga Culture Division to offer a LIVE broadcast of A Merry Little Christmas to the skating rink at Celebration Square!

Please review this important concert information to help make your experience more enjoyable.

We are excited to announce that A Merry Little Christmas will be livestreamed through our website this Sunday, December 19 at 3pm!

Daniel Taylor, Christopher Dunham and Lauren Estey join the orchestra for 'A Baroque Christmas' on December 18.

Traditional Christmas favourites from the Baroque era performed by a full orchestra and a renowned cast of singers, including Daniel Taylor, Christopher Dunham, and Lauren Estey.

Members of the MSO will join the Mississauga Symphony Youth Orchestra for 'A Merry Little Christmas', a family-oriented Christmas concert that is sure to ignite the holiday spirit in everyone!

Thanks to our friends at Mississauga Culture Division, A Triumphant Celebration will be streamed LIVE, on our website on Saturday, November 20 at 7:45 pm!

After 22 months without a live audience, Maestro Denis Mastromonaco and the Mississauga Symphony Orchestra will fill Hammerson Hall with music to stir the soul. Tickets are on sale now!

The Mississauga Symphony Orchestra requires all patrons, musicians and staff to adhere to all applicable COVID-19 saftey guidelines set by Provincial and Federal law, and Public Health directives.

We are excited to announce that the MSO will take part in the City of Mississauga's official Christmas tree lighting!

Every year on November 11, Canadians pause in a silent moment of remembrance for the men and women who have served, and continue to serve our country during times of war, conflict and peace

Enjoy a Meet the Maestro pre-concert chat via Zoom on Thursday, November 18 at 7:30pm.

Our 2021/22 concert season marks the celebration of many things: the return of live symphonic music to Mississauga, the resurgence of live concerts, and our milestone 50th anniversary!

September 30, 2021 marks the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The Mississauga Symphony will observe this important day of reflection.

We won! Thank you to Mississauga Music for honouring us with an award for "Best Online Content".

We are pleased to announce the return of our annual used book sale, now celebrating its 26th year!

Thanks to the support of people like you, we survived a difficult 2020 and are looking towards our 50th anniversary concert season! However, that does not mean our challenges are over.

COVID-19 might have hampered our ability to rehearse and perform in person this season, but that did not stop our musicians from honing their skills at home.

We are thrilled to welcome Claudine LaRochelle to the MSO as our new Director of Fundraising & Development!

Today we mourn the loss of an ardent supporter of the Mississauga Symphony Orchestra, Reverend Edward Jackman.

As we reach the end of our 2020/2021 season, we bring you greetings from the Executive Director, Music Director, and President of the Board.

Today, we are calling on the Ontario government to practice regulatory fairness for the live performing arts in the Road-to-Reopen plan.