Healthy & trendy – The Muskmelon smoothie.
Attention Mississauga residents, there’s a fresh new Sheridan Smoothie near Square One! The fascinating new product introduced by PBS Cafe is in fact a smoothie! Introducing the Muskmelon fruit smoothie, your latest excuse to try something new. It’s a great source of vitamin C, and additional beneficial properties to help rejuvenate the skin. What more could you ask for? Here’s where you can get your hands on the trendy item.
Where exactly is the Sheridan smoothie?
Sheridan College:
Introducing Sheridan College, a choice location for post-secondary and continuing education students for many reasons. Firstly, the school’s campus itself is built with a modern design, with plenty of attractive spots to sit by. Currently, Sheridan is adding new facilities via a new building expansion. As a result, this will most definitely make the college campus a soon-to-be greater hotspot.
Where in Sheridan:
The PBS cafe is located on the 1st floor of the Sheridan B-building. You can purchase the trendy smoothie here during operation hours. Specifically, it’s near the bookstore and the main common area. Therefore, the convenience of the location will allow students to stop by between classes and study sessions. Who wouldn’t need a refresher to energize the creative mind? Certainly any student needs to energize themselves to be at their best. Fortunately, the Muskmelon smoothie contains immune system benefits and reduces stress during any time of study.
About 25,000 full-time and 18,000+ continuing and part-time students attend Sheridan College each year. Certainly this may convince you to visit and try the new Sheridan smoothie just outside Square One!
Address: 4180 Duke of York Blvd, Mississauga, ON L5B 0G5
Contact: (905) 845-9430
Square One Shopping Center:
“Canada’s foremost fashion, lifestyle, and entertainment destination” – Square One
The HMC campus is located right next to the largest shopping mall in Ontario – Square One! Consequentially, this makes it a convenient & exciting place for anybody to be. The mall features an extensive selection of shops including clothing, cosmetic, entertainment facilities. As a result it greatly appeals to young adults and post-secondary students! In addition, there’s also grocery & eatery convenience available inside, with a food court in the center of the mall.
Surely, it sounds like a wonderful a shopping experience! Above all, with it being one of the largest malls in Canada. After all that, surely a unique and flavorful Muskmelon Smoothie would satisfy!
Address: 100 City Centre Dr, Mississauga, ON L5B 2C9
Contact: (905) 270-7023
The Living Arts Center:
The college is also next to the exciting arts building used for creative arts. Additional activities include performance arts, job fairs and more! Furthermore, they have over 400,000 unique visitors each year. So it’s no surprise it’s a big community highlight in the heart of Mississauga.
Inside features the following:
- A landmark atrium
- 3 presentation-ready theaters,
- 7 professional craft studios,
- An In-house restaurant and catering operation.
Similarly, the outside features a lovely and welcoming walking area. In addition, there’s a sitting space and a designated area for it’s calming water fountain. In conclusion, it’s a must-see destination!
Address: 4141 Living Arts Dr, Mississauga, ON L5B 4B8
Contact: (905) 306-6000
Conclusion:
Mississauga’s center is packed with places to visit, including the Square One shopping mall and tit’s extensive line-up of stores. What about the creative minds of the Living Arts Centre? Let’s not forget the studious Sheridan College! Surely, the heart of Mississauga is your destination place to be!
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