Exciting Christmas events coming to the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga

Are you looking for more festive activities to enjoy in the lead-up to Christmas?
If you're a music lover, you might be happy to hear that you can celebrate the holiday season with the Mississauga Symphony Orchestra (MSO) and enjoy the sights and sounds of Christmas.
From traditional oratorios to audience sing-a-longs, the orchestra presents concerts for all musical tastes with its Highlights from Messiah and A Merry Little Christmas productions.
On Dec. 14, the MSO will continue a Christmas tradition with a production of Highlights from Messiah. Now in its sixth year, this traditional concert will feature popular works from Handel's masterwork oratorio.
The voices of the Mississauga Festival Chamber Choir will join the orchestra in selections which include the iconic Hallelujah Chorus. Soloists will include Angela Yoo, soprano; Lillian Brooks, mezzosoprano; Zachary Rioux, tenor, and Christopher Dunham, baritone.
The production will take place at 8:00 pm in Hammerson Hall.
Regular ticket prices start at $40.
On Dec. 15, MSO's popular, family-oriented Christmas concert, A Merry Little Christmas, will return.
A Merry Little Christmas will bring together the MSO, MSYO, and special guests, the Mississauga Children's Choir. The combined orchestra of over 250 musicians will perform a number of holiday favourites.
The performance will take place at 3:00 pm in Hammerson Hall.
Regular ticket prices start at $30.
Attendees can also peruse the MSO Christmas market that will feature items created by its very own musicians, and visit the Long & McQuade instrument petting zoo to try out a favourite music maker.
To purchase tickets, click here.
Cover photo courtesy of Black Umbrella Photography
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