Inanna Event Venue
Inanna Event Venue
Welcome to Inanna — Your Premier Event Venue in Mississauga
Welcome to Inanna — Your Premier Event Venue in Mississauga
Discover Inanna, a spacious and versatile cultural and community venue proudly operated by the Iraqi Canadian Society. Named after the ancient Mesopotamian goddess of creativity and connection, Inanna reflects a legacy of heritage and hospitality that enhances every gathering held here.
Whether you’re hosting a wedding, birthday party, family celebration, corporate meeting, workshop, or cultural showcase, Inanna provides the perfect setting. Our flexible, modern space adapts to events of all sizes, combining style, comfort, and thoughtful design to meet your unique needs.
More than just a venue, Inanna is a place where memories are created, communities unite, and traditions are honored.
Located at 3173 Erindale Station Road in Mississauga, Inanna is the ideal space for your next unforgettable occasion.
Women’s Wellness Gathering at Inanna
On June 30, 2025, Inanna venue welcomed a women’s wellness event as part of the Wellness Matters Program for Arab Seniors in Canada. The space was filled with warmth, conversation, and a shared spirit of community care.
Guests enjoyed a relaxing atmosphere with light refreshments, interactive discussions, and supportive engagement — showcasing Inanna’s ability to host wellness-focused gatherings with both comfort and cultural sensitivity.
Whether it’s a health program, workshop, or private event, Inanna continues to serve as a trusted venue where meaningful experiences can unfold.
Father’s Day Brunch Celebration 2025
Families and friends gathered for a cheerful Father’s Day brunch featuring live music by Saif Shaheen and his band, a variety of traditional dishes, and lively activities including bingo and dancing. Several attendees were recognized with certificates of appreciation for their contributions to this year’s Carassauga Festival. The event brought together community members of all ages in a festive and welcoming setting.
Wellness Matters: Supporting Arab Seniors
The Wellness Matters Program for Arab Seniors offers workshops, social activities, and health-focused events aimed at enhancing the physical and mental well-being of Arab seniors across Ontario. This initiative fosters a welcoming environment for connection, support, and empowerment, helping seniors feel valued and cared for in their communities.
Thanks to the active participation of community members and generous support from the Ontario Government, this program continues to make a lasting and meaningful impact on the lives of many.
November Bazaar 2024 at the INANNA VENUE
In November 2024, a lively community Bazaar was hosted at the Inanna venue at 3173 Erindale Station Road, which brought together a diverse array of vendors offering everything from perfumes and antiques to toys, books, jewelry, delicious food, and more.
The event was graced by a surprise visit from Councillor Stephen Dasko, whose ongoing support is deeply appreciated by the community.
This Bazaar was a celebration of local entrepreneurship and community spirit, proudly highlighting many women-led businesses and small ventures. It served as a dynamic platform for connection, creativity, and cultural pride.
We look forward to welcoming everyone to our future Bazaar events at Inanna as we continue to support and showcase the talents within the Iraqi Canadian community and beyond.
Book Signing by Wael Al-Murayeb
The Inanna venue in Mississauga proudly hosted a special cultural event celebrating the launch of the latest novel by renowned Iraqi artist and author Wael Al-Murayeb, published by the Iraqi Writers Union.
The event brought together community members, literature enthusiasts, and supporters of Iraqi art for an inspiring afternoon of storytelling, cultural reflection, and artistic expression. Guests had the opportunity to meet the author, explore his creative journey, and engage in meaningful conversations about identity and artistic expression.
Moments like these shine a light on the rich cultural life of the Iraqi Canadian community, offering powerful spaces for connection, creativity, and celebration.
Civic Engagement Town Hall with Councillor Stephen Dasko
The Inanna venue in Mississauga hosted a dynamic town hall meeting featuring special guest Councillor Stephen Dasko. The event was especially notable for its active participation by youth from the community, who asked insightful questions and engaged in meaningful discussions on local issues.
Discussions included the importance of youth involvement in local elections and civic life, emphasizing the need to empower the next generation to be informed and engaged citizens.
Thanks to Councillor Dasko for his time and support. Events like this play a vital role in fostering civic education and awareness, as well as encouraging open, inclusive community engagement.
International Women’s Day Celebration
In March 2024, the Inanna venue in Mississauga hosted a warm and joyful gathering to celebrate International Women’s Day. Women from across the community came together to honor achievements, share stories, and enjoy a festive atmosphere full of appreciation and solidarity.
The event highlighted the strength, resilience, and beauty of women, serving as a vibrant reminder of the importance of supporting and uplifting women of all generations.
Wishing the best International Women’s Day to all the incredible women in our community!
Inaugural Celebration at the Iraqi Canadian Society’s New Mississauga Headquarters
On December 17, 2023, the Iraqi Canadian Society proudly celebrated the opening of its new headquarters in Mississauga, hosted at the beautiful Inanna venue. This milestone event brought together community leaders, elected officials, and members of the Iraqi and Arab communities for a warm and festive gathering.
The program featured inspiring speeches, traditional music, and heartfelt recognition of the volunteers and sponsors who helped make this new chapter a reality. The new headquarters at Inanna will serve as a vibrant hub for cultural events, community services, art exhibitions, and educational programs—continuing the Society’s mission to preserve heritage and foster meaningful connections within the Iraqi Canadian community.
