The 37th annual Dragon Ball returned to the Automotive Building at Exhibition Place this past Saturday, and it was the perfect way to celebrate both Valentine’s Day and the Year of the Horse. As a staple of Toronto’s gala season, the event was a complete sell-out, bringing together over a thousand guests for a night of philanthropy and culture.
TIFF celebrated its 50th edition with a full lineup of premieres and red carpets across the city. This gallery features a selection of standout moments from the festival’s major venues, highlighting notable arrivals, cast appearances, and the overall energy that defined this milestone year.
The 36th Dragon Ball, organized by Yee Hong Community Wellness Foundation, recently illuminated the Metro Toronto Convention Centre with its grand celebration of the Year of the Snake. This annual event, merging philanthropy with the Lunar New Year, continues to be a beacon of hope for Toronto’s senior community.
We were lucky to attend the grand Dragon Ball gala to celebrate the start of the Lunar New Year on February 10, 2024 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in support of the Yee Hong Foundation.
Save the date and get your tickets for the 35th annual Dragon Ball gala. The main event takes place February 10, 2024, on the first day of the Lunar New Year at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
As many charity galas are coming back, so is the 34th annual Dragon Ball in support of the Yee Hong Foundation with an estimated 1,000 guests in attendance at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. The event was on Saturday Jan 21, 2023, just in time for Lunar New Year. As expected, dignitiaries including Toronto Mayor John Tory and Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti were noup for the Dragon Ball. (At previous Dragon Ball galas, notable appearances came from…