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What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
Find out more »PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Find out more »What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
Find out more »PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Find out more »Celebrate Summer Solstice
5:30-9pm: Enjoy tours of PAMA’s We are Here: The Story of Aboriginal People in Peel exhibition. 7–8:30pm: Aboriginal Drumming Circle with Peel Aboriginal Network (PAN).
Find out more »Peel Aboriginal Drumming Circle
Join the Peel Aboriginal Network (PAN) in an evening of shared traditions and songs.
Find out more »Knit @ PAMA
Drop in for an evening of knitting and conversation. Beginners and experienced knitters are welcome. Supplies and knitting support are included.
Find out more »What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
Find out more »PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Find out more »What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Weekend Family Activities
Drop in and guide your family through art projects at PAMA and inspire creativity! April: April Showers. May: What’s For Dinner? June: Lost Heritage. Programming is subject to change. Always check the website to confirm details
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
Find out more »PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Find out more »What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Weekend Family Activities
Drop in and guide your family through art projects at PAMA and inspire creativity! April: April Showers. May: What’s For Dinner? June: Lost Heritage. Programming is subject to change. Always check the website to confirm details
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
Find out more »PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Find out more »Family Drumming Workshop with Nader Khan
Emphasizing drum beats and rhythms, the program aims to educate young learners about Arab, South Asian, and North African cultural music and its prevalence in North American musical traditions. Learners will interact and play different drums, beats, accents and enjoy musical traditions from around the world. We will discuss the historical and social context of these various traditions, and participate in creating our own beats and compositions with provided drum instruments.
Find out more »What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
Find out more »PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Find out more »What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
Find out more »PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Find out more »What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
Find out more »PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Find out more »What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
Find out more »PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Find out more »Knit @ PAMA
Drop in for an evening of knitting and conversation. Beginners and experienced knitters are welcome. Supplies and knitting support are included.
Find out more »What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »PAMA Kids P.A. Day Activities
Looking for a creative outing close to home this P.A. Day? Then look no further than PAMA! Enjoy our instructor-led activity, explore the galleries and check out all the hands-on opportunities designed for everyone.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
Find out more »PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Find out more »PAMA Kids P.A. Days
Drop in and explore exhibitions, create your own masterpiece, and get hands on in our historic spaces. June 11: Calligraphy. Jun 29: Rocketships and space satellites.
Find out more »What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Weekend Family Activities
Drop in and guide your family through art projects at PAMA and inspire creativity! April: April Showers. May: What’s For Dinner? June: Lost Heritage. Programming is subject to change. Always check the website to confirm details
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
Find out more »PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Find out more »What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
Find out more »PAMA Museum Collects: Spotlight on Stories
PAMA has a growing museum collection of over 13,000 artifacts. Most of the objects were donated by the community and help to tell the story of Peel. This exhibition highlights some recent donations, and the unique stories that came with them.
Find out more »What’s for Dinner?
Enjoy Manning Square, PAMA’s hands-on family-friendly area! This year kids can explore where food comes from, healthy food choices, and some of the many foods and traditions enjoyed by Peel residents past and present.
Find out more »Miniatures and Calligraphy: Contemporary Paintings by Rupy C. Tut
Discover Rupy C. Tut's personal stories exploring themes of displacement and identity. The exhibition investigates visual language translating Sikh scripture and famous love stories of Punjab. Tut's use of traditional methods and materials associated with Indian miniature painting and calligraphy are remarkable.
Find out more »Space to Spoon
What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the food on our plate? Learn about space technology that benefits Canadian farmers and sustainable agriculture. Space to Spoon highlights the Canadian Space Agency's Earth observation satellite RADARSAT-2 and its cutting-edge successor RADARSAT Constellation.
Find out more »Lost Heritage: The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
This exhibition of photographs reflects Singapore-based Amardeep Singh's deep connection to the land of his ancestors - a connection that impelled him to travel to Pakistan in 2014 to retrace the movement of the Sikhs eastward and document their journey.
Find out more »Community Connections: Art from PAMA’s Creative Expressions Program
Creative Expressions art workshops are designed for children and adults with developmental and physical challenges, and help foster creativity and personal self-expression. This exhibition highlights works from the participants. These workshops would not be possible without the generous funding from the Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Community Foundation of Mississauga. May 15: reception, 2-4pm.
Find out more »To What Degree? Canada in a Changing Climate
Canada's changing climate is a deeply complex situation that presents us with both losses and opportunities. Adapting to it is challenging and necessary. Compelling photographs share Canadian stories of individual and community resilience in the face of extreme events like heat, storms and wildfires, changes in livelihood due to habitat shifts, and even opportunities for quality of life improvements. Produced by Ingenium / the Canada Science and Technology Museum in partnership with the Government of Canada and Canadian Geographic.
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