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things to do in mississauga

You can take a spring trip to Japan at this dreamy park located just outside of Toronto. This hidden gem features endless cherry blossoms and it will whisk you away to Northeast Asia.

With cherry blossoms sprouting soon around the city, it's worth planning a trip to this enchanting park.

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Who's ready for the weekend? If you're looking for some fun things to do in Toronto and Mississauga this weekend that won't cause you to go broke, check out some of these fun events and activities going on.

These free things to do let you enjoy your time off without spending all your money. You can hunt for treasure, see glowing art and more.

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Cherry blossom season is almost here and if you're looking for a beautiful place to enjoy the blooms you might want to plan a trip to this gorgeous park near Toronto.

Kariya Park, located in Mississauga, is a cherry blossom paradise, and it will whisk you away to Japan. The area is actually named after Mississauga’s sister city Kariya in Japan, and is "designed to authentically capture the essence of Japan."

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If you thought dinosaurs were a thing of the past, think again. A new exhibit is bringing some of these historic creatures back to life and you can see them with your own eyes.

Jurassic World: The Exhibition is opening in Mississauga on April 14, 2023. Based on the blockbuster film, the experience totally immerses you in a prehistoric world filled with life-sized dinosaurs.

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If you're looking for something fun to do around Toronto but don't want to blow you budget, then this new holiday pop-up might be worth a visit.

Share Joy is an immersive experience by farmer-owned co-operative Gay Lea Foods happening at Square One Shopping Centre in Mississauga. The pop-up is running until December 22, and it's completely free to visit.

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