As Brampton’s 50th birthday celebrations enter the final month, the City has unveiled a newly commissioned mural, Blossoming Brampton, by renowned artist Jerry Rugg (aka birdO), marking a half-century of growth, diversity, and community spirit. Located in the heart of downtown Brampton on The Rose, this vibrant mural symbolizes Brampton’s
Time to reflect on what we’ve achieved and get your input on the next two years. My focus is always based on what I hear directly from you at your doorstep, on the phone, at community events, at council and through digital channels. Thank you for engaging on the issues that help build a brighter future for Brampton.
A record 33 vendors and local arts organizations participated in Brampton’s Annual Summer Artist Market, including the first ever Youth Arts Market, showcasing the work of 11 young people. From handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, and book arts to original prints and paintings, the artist market offered a wonderful opportunity to support local artists and arts organizations.
The City of Brampton has unveiled a new memorial artwork, “Fah Who Dis? AstroBlack Joy,” in Emancipation Park to commemorate Emancipation Day, celebrated on August 1. This artwork features vibrant sculptures symbolizing the resilience and cultural heritage of Black-identifying Canadians and invites reflection on the ongoing fight against racism.
The Advance Brampton Fund provides grants to Brampton-based non-profits and charitable organizations for projects in arts, culture, recreation, and community safety.
The City of Brampton will honor former Premier Bill Davis with a memorial artwork at the Peel Art Gallery, set for completion in spring 2025. Designed by Xiaojing Yan and Lilly Otasevic, it reflects Davis’ contributions. Bill Davis Day is proclaimed for July 30, 2024.
Congratulations to residents and organizations from Wards 1 & 5 who recently received recognition at the 2023 Brampton Citizen Awards and the 2024 Brampton Sports Hall of Fame. The Citizen of the Year Awards are given to individuals who have demonstrated all-round community involvement rather than specific activity or contribution.
At the FCM Annual Conference, Councillor Rowena Santos highlighted critical local issues on a national platform, advocating for measures to address harassment against officials, support survivors of violence, and combat food insecurity. With over 3,100 delegates gathered, discussions underscored the commitment to safeguard democracy and promote long-term support for marginalized groups, aiming to build safer and more equitable communities across Canada.
The City of Brampton unveils “Brampton: An Artful Future,” its first Public Art Strategy, a five-year plan aimed at shaping inviting and inclusive public spaces while honoring the city’s distinctive character. With input from over 1,000 local artists and residents, the strategy reflects diverse values and aims to expand the public art collection, showcasing talented local artists and promoting community engagement.
Brampton’s bylaw enforcement initiative aims to tackle various community issues, including illegal parking and unsafe housing practices. With plans for a significant expansion, the city is set to add new enforcement positions, signaling a commitment to increase enforcement capabilities. This proactive approach underscores Brampton’s dedication to creating safer, more livable communities for residents.
As Brampton’s 50th birthday celebrations enter the final month, the City has unveiled a newly
Time to reflect on what we’ve achieved and get your input on the next two years. My focus is always based on what I hear directly from you at your doorstep, on the phone, at community events, at council and through digital channels. Thank you for engaging on the issues that help build a brighter future for Brampton.
A record 33 vendors and local arts organizations participated in Brampton’s Annual Summer Artist Market, including the first ever Youth Arts Market, showcasing the work of 11 young people. From handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, and book arts to original prints and paintings, the artist market offered a wonderful opportunity to support local artists and arts organizations.
The City of Brampton has unveiled a new memorial artwork, “Fah Who Dis? AstroBlack Joy,” in Emancipation Park to commemorate Emancipation Day, celebrated on August 1. This artwork features vibrant sculptures symbolizing the resilience and cultural heritage of Black-identifying Canadians and invites reflection on the ongoing fight against racism.
The Advance Brampton Fund provides grants to Brampton-based non-profits and charitable organizations for projects in arts, culture, recreation, and community safety.
The City of Brampton will honor former Premier Bill Davis with a memorial artwork at the Peel Art Gallery, set for completion in spring 2025. Designed by Xiaojing Yan and Lilly Otasevic, it reflects Davis’ contributions. Bill Davis Day is proclaimed for July 30, 2024.
Congratulations to residents and organizations from Wards 1 & 5 who recently received recognition at
At the FCM Annual Conference, Councillor Rowena Santos highlighted critical local issues on a national platform, advocating for measures to address harassment against officials, support survivors of violence, and combat food insecurity. With over 3,100 delegates gathered, discussions underscored the commitment to safeguard democracy and promote long-term support for marginalized groups, aiming to build safer and more equitable communities across Canada.
The City of Brampton unveils “Brampton: An Artful Future,” its first Public Art Strategy, a five-year plan aimed at shaping inviting and inclusive public spaces while honoring the city’s distinctive character. With input from over 1,000 local artists and residents, the strategy reflects diverse values and aims to expand the public art collection, showcasing talented local artists and promoting community engagement.
Brampton’s bylaw enforcement initiative aims to tackle various community issues, including illegal parking and unsafe housing practices. With plans for a significant expansion, the city is set to add new enforcement positions, signaling a commitment to increase enforcement capabilities. This proactive approach underscores Brampton’s dedication to creating safer, more livable communities for residents.
