Announcing Mississauga Festival Choir's 2026–2027 Season
2026/2027 Concert Series
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❄️ New Beginnings: Snow and Angels
Join the Mississauga Festival Choir for a heartwarming celebration of the holiday season. The evening features Snow Angel by Canadian composer Sarah Quartel, a captivating choral work that explores the hope children bring to our world. Complementing this beautiful work is a festive program of seasonal music, beloved Christmas favourites, and our annual audience singalong, with the winning selection chosen live during the concert. Saturday, December 5, 2026 Living Arts Centre, Main Auditorium 7:30 p.m. |
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🤝 Belonging: A Festival of Friends
Every season of life is shaped by the people we share it with. Our annual massed choir concert celebrates the connections that bring our community together, featuring local choirs performing both solo selections and powerful massed repertoire. Join us for an inspiring evening of music, friendship, and belonging. Saturday, February 6, 2027 Eden United Church 7:30 p.m. |
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❤️ Love, Actually
The Mississauga Festival Chamber Choir explores the many faces of love through the ages, with music spanning from the Renaissance to today and reaching across cultures around the world. From devotion and joy to heartbreak and longing, this concert celebrates love in all its beautiful, complicated, and sometimes unexpected forms. Featuring music from around the globe, beloved musical theatre selections, and interwoven poetic and dramatic readings, Love, Actually is a moving exploration of one of humanity's most enduring themes. Saturday, April 3, 2027 Christ First United Church (Port Credit - 151 Lakeshore Rd. W) 7:30 p.m. |
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✨ Life After
The Mississauga Festival Choir presents a deeply moving exploration of loss, remembrance, and everlasting life. At the heart of the program is Dan Forrest’s breathtaking Requiem for the Living, a stunning work for choir, soloists, and orchestra featuring the Mississauga Symphony Orchestra. The concert also includes a selection of multicultural and multi-faith works reflecting on themes of mortality, hope, and the enduring human spirit. Saturday, May 1, 2027 Living Arts Centre, Main Auditorium 7:30 p.m. |
Join the Mississauga Festival Choir
Have you been thinking about joining a choir? Whether you have sung for years or are returning to music after time away, the Mississauga Festival Choir welcomes singers who love to sing and want to be part of a vibrant musical community.
Membership includes:
✓ Weekly rehearsals
✓ Inspiring musical leadership
✓ Opportunities to perform in exceptional venues
✓ A welcoming community of singers
✓ The opportunity to participate in meaningful musical experiences throughout the year. No audition is required to join our community choir.
Membership includes:
✓ Weekly rehearsals
✓ Inspiring musical leadership
✓ Opportunities to perform in exceptional venues
✓ A welcoming community of singers
✓ The opportunity to participate in meaningful musical experiences throughout the year. No audition is required to join our community choir.
Subscribe to the 2026/2027 Season
Experience the complete journeyA single concert can move you. A full season allows you to experience the entire story.
Season subscribers enjoy:
✓ Admission to all four concerts in the 2026–2027 season
✓ The best value compared to purchasing individual tickets
✓ The opportunity to experience the full artistic journey from beginning to end
✓ The satisfaction of supporting live choral music in our community
Don't miss a chapter of The Seasons That Shape Us.
Season subscribers enjoy:
✓ Admission to all four concerts in the 2026–2027 season
✓ The best value compared to purchasing individual tickets
✓ The opportunity to experience the full artistic journey from beginning to end
✓ The satisfaction of supporting live choral music in our community
Don't miss a chapter of The Seasons That Shape Us.
Land Acknowledgement
We are grateful to be making music on a land where music and the arts have been celebrated and shared for millennia. We acknowledge the lands where we are privileged to rehearse and perform as being part of the Treaty and Traditional Territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, The Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and The Huron-Wendat and Wyandot Nations. We recognize these peoples and their ancestors as peoples who inhabited these lands since time immemorial. The City of Mississauga is home to many global Indigenous peoples.
