After last year’s white party, this year’s annual Scrubs in the City charity gala took on a fun twist with a new theme. Guests were immersed in the night life of Tokyo, Japan as the Evergreen Brick Works venue was transformed for an event filled with food, fashion and entertainment.

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Guests were greeted at the door with Pikachu and Hello Kitty blowing bubbles from above with the help of electric violinist, Sarah DG Violin, dressed as a harajuku girl.

Hello Kitty

Hello Kitty

 

Sarah G Violin

Sarah G Violin

 

Inside the outdoor venue on a bright sunny evening, there was lots to explore and do including ping pong and even an area devoted to taking selfies with selfie sticks and props provided.

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ET Canada’s Cheryl Hickey was this year’s emcee joining philanthropists Sylvia Mantella and Suzanne Rogers, who are on the Scrubs in the City committee. Thanks to Ernesto of George Pimentel Photography for setting up the ladies for the shot.

Sylvia Mantella, Suzanne Rogers, Cheryl Hickey | Photo: Nick Lee

Sylvia Mantella, Suzanne Rogers, Cheryl Hickey | Photo: Nick Lee

 

Photo: Richard Tang

Photo: Richard Tang

 

Photo: Richard Tang

Photo: Richard Tang

 

Photo: Richard Tang

Photo: Richard Tang

 

This year’s proceeds of the Scrubs in the City event raised $500,000 for the Hospital for Sick Children (also known as SickKids). Specifically the proceeds go towards the purchase of a new 3T-MRI machine, one of the highest priority needs at the Hospital.

Don’t miss Scrubs in the City 2016 with the theme of London Calling on June 2nd, 2016. Stay tuned at www.skscrubs.com

For more info about SickKids and the new MRI machine visit www.sickkidsfoundation.com

Photos by Nick Lee and Richard Tang.

Also check out Scrubs in the City 2014 and Scrubs in the City 2013.

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