Markcutit · 650 Matheson Blvd W, Mississauga, ON L5R 3T2
Weekend Barber in Mississauga: Saturday and Sunday Appointments
Short answer: Yes. Markcutit takes appointments all weekend, Saturday and Sunday from 9:30 AM to 9 PM, at 650 Matheson Blvd W in Heartland Town Centre. Weekends tend to fill before weekdays, so book on Booksy a few days ahead, choosing Mark or Marcel, or call or text (647) 221-9795. If you want the same weekend time every few weeks, book the next one before you leave.

Saturday and Sunday both run the full day
Both weekend days keep the same 9:30 AM to 9 PM hours as the rest of the week. There is no short Saturday and no early Sunday close, so you can pick a morning, an afternoon or an evening on either day.
That matters if your weekdays are fixed. Shift workers, people commuting to Toronto and anyone coaching or playing on weekday evenings can plan a proper appointment on the weekend instead of squeezing one in.
How far ahead to book a weekend cut
Book at least a few days ahead for a weekend, and earlier still if you want a Saturday or Sunday evening. Evenings and weekends tend to fill first, and a weekend evening is both.
Some weekends carry more plans than others. Diwali falls on November 8, 2026, U of T Mississauga holds fall convocation from October 26 to 30, and Peel proms and graduations run through June. If one of those is on your list, book a week or more out rather than hoping for a gap; our graduation haircut page covers that season.
| Weekend time | Good for | Booking tip |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday morning | A cut before a busy day | A few days ahead is usually enough |
| Saturday evening | Looking sharp for Saturday night | Book as early as you can |
| Sunday morning | Pairing with Heartland errands | Check both barbers on Booksy |
| Sunday evening | A fresh cut for Monday | Book as soon as you know |
Morning or evening: picking your weekend time
Choose a morning if you want the cut done before your weekend starts, and an evening if you want it fresh for something that night or for Monday. Think about what the haircut is for, then work backwards to the time. A Saturday morning cut is sharp for a Saturday night event; a Sunday evening cut is sharp for the working week.
If you are coming for Haircut + Beard, a morning also gives any redness from the razor lineup time to settle before photos or a dinner out. And if you play hockey or soccer on weekend mornings, book the cut after the game rather than before, so you are not sweating into a fresh lineup.
Making a weekend visit part of the Heartland run
The studio is inside Heartland Town Centre, so a weekend haircut can sit between the grocery run and a stop at the hardware store. Home Depot and Winners share our 650 Matheson Blvd W address, and Costco, Walmart and Loblaws are in the same centre.
Heartland's surface parking lots are busy on weekend afternoons, so give yourself a few extra minutes and arrive a little before your slot. Our visit page has directions from the 401, Mavis Rd and Hurontario St.
Keeping a regular weekend slot
The easiest way to always get a weekend time is to book the next one while you are still here. Most fades look best rebooked every three to four weeks, so ask for the same day and time three or four weekends out.
If something comes up, move it in Booksy or text us as early as you can, so the time can go to someone else who wanted a weekend appointment. Staying with the same barber also helps: Mark and Marcel each remember how your cut sits.
Weekend barber in Mississauga: common questions
Can two of us book the same weekend time?
Yes, as two separate appointments. Booking one with Mark and one with Marcel at the same hour gets you in and out together; a call or text is the easiest way to line it up.
Is Saturday or Sunday easier to get?
It varies week to week, and Booksy shows live availability for both days. Since evenings tend to go first, a morning on either day gives you the widest choice.
Do you take weekend bookings by Instagram?
Yes, you can DM @markcutit with the day and service. Booksy is the quickest way to see what is actually open.








