City of Brampton to strengthen investment in arts and culture by assuming ownership and operations of Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives

Peel Regional Council yesterday approved the transition of Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives’ (PAMA) ownership and operations to the City of Brampton, effective January 1, 2028. Archival services will continue to be delivered at the site through an agreement with the Region of Peel. “This transition provides the City a real opportunity to better […]
Brampton recognized as a national leader during Culture Days 2025

For the second year in a row, the City of Brampton has been recognized as a national leader in arts and culture, earning top honours on the Culture Days 2025 Top Participating Communities Listing. Ranking first among Urban Centres and second overall nationally, Brampton’s result reflects a city-wide approach focused on neighbourhood access, community participation […]
Brampton Arts Organization (BAO) Launches Low-Cost Artist Studios in Downtown Brampton

The Brampton Arts Organization (BAO), in collaboration with the City of Brampton, is excited to announce the launch of the BAO Studio Rentals pilot project at 8 Nelson Street West in Downtown Brampton. A leading non-profit arts service organization, BAO represents all Brampton artists and arts, culture and creative industries. “The new BAO studio spaces […]
Brampton unveils tribute to Terry Fox through commemorative public artwork

New public artwork commemorates Canadian athlete, humanitarian and cancer research activist. Today, Mayor Patrick Brown, Regional Councillor Rowena Santos and artist Christiano De Araujo, with the support of the Fox Family, including Terry Fox’s niece Jessie Alder, unveiled a memorial public artwork honouring the life, courage, and enduring legacy of Terry Fox. The installation at […]
Brampton Unveils Inaugural Public Art Strategy: An Artful Future

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.
Luminato Festival Returns to Brampton with Walk with Amal

The Luminato Festival is returning to Brampton on Friday, June 9 with the world-wide sensation, Walk with Amal. The event is an opportunity to participate in a global movement of hope and solidarity. Walk with Amal features a colossal 12-ft puppet representing a 10-year-old Syrian refugee, symbolizing the resilience and courage of displaced children around the world.