Changing Museum Exhibitions

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The temporary closure of PAMA due to COVID-19 has impacted our current and upcoming schedule.
Exhibition dates will be added when we will re-open.

Changing exhibitions currently on display in the Museum include:

Our Boys: Peel's Fallen Soldiers 1914-1918

This exhibition honours local soldiers who served and were killed in World War I. We will remember them.

Explore the virtual exhibit - learn more about three fallen soldiers from Caledon, Brampton and Mississauga.

Created in partnership with Museums of Mississauga, the Museum and Archives Polish Armed Forces in Memory of Boleslaw Orlinski, and Heritage Mississauga.

Image: Soldiers heading off to war, Lorne Park, Mississauga, around 1915.

Arthur E. Luker fonds, PAMA Archives.

Our Voices, Our Journeys: Black Communities in Peel

Virtual Exhibition opening February 2021

Our Voices, Our Journeys is a celebration of one of many Black communities in Peel Region. It highlights the personal journeys of leaders and mentors from the North Peel Community Church congregation. Their photos and objects illustrate stories of immigration, resilience, and family life, and how they established a community of faith in Caledon.

Thank you to to our media partner Toronto Caribbean News

Image credit: Dr. Ronald and Claudette Kelly of the North Peel Community Church, shortly after it opened.

Morphology

Take a digital journey on PAMA's virtual online exhibition - Morphology

A unique opportunity to see the transformation of the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area through the eyes of local photographers. This project along Mississauga's waterfront will provide a green oasis in the heart of the city with beaches, meadows, forests, wetlands, and rocky islands.

Photograph of a wetland under construction, at night. The late Jim Tovey, Peel Regional Councillor for Mississauga Ward I, was a strong supporter of the project and saw artistic expression as a way for residents to form an emotional connection with the environment.

Image: © Annette Seip

The Region of Peel, Credit Valley Conservation, and Toronto and Region Conservation Authority are working together to create this beautiful and naturalized space.

War's End: Peel Stories of World War I

In November 1918, families across Peel rejoiced, and mourned, when World War I ended. Explore images, documents, art, and artifacts which provide a powerful glimpse into the impact of the war on daily life a century ago.

Image: Brampton Conservator, November 1918.

The support of the Government of Ontario, through the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, is acknowledged.