Garden Square

Garden Square opened in 2006, along with The Rose, as one of downtown Brampton’s premier public spaces. In June 2015, Garden Square underwent a revitalization including the installation of a 24’ x 14’ LED screen. Regular programming kicked off that summer and continues each year from May to September featuring emerging artists, family-friendly movie nights, live music, and learning demonstrations. The Square is also home to the City of Brampton’s annual National Indigenous Peoples Day, Pride in the Square, New Year’s Eve Concert, and community events and celebrations throughout the year.

In June 2018, The City of Brampton completed its first Culture Master Plan, recognizing Garden Square as a cultural hotspot in downtown Brampton. The City will continue to invest in Garden Square, strengthening its position as a gathering space that brings Bramptonians together, ignites civic pride and acts as a catalyst for creativity through arts and culture programs, events, and community-focused activities.

Garden Square continues to support Brampton’s 2040 Vision 7: Arts and Culture, representing a mosaic of artistic expressions and production through the many events and programs produced at the core of the city.​

Garden Square is located near the Brampton GO terminal and is on Brampton Transit lines. The Brampton Downtown Transit Terminal is located two blocks north of Garden Square, at the corner of Main St. and Nelson St.