It was a night to remember on Wednesday at the National Ballet's annual fundraising gala, this year dubbed MAD HOT BALLET: Dangerous Love. The theme was a Carmen-inspired soiree featuring dance programmed by Artistic Director Karen Kain, sangria, tapas and other Spanish inspired food and libations. The gala raised over $1 million for the National Ballet.

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Last Thursday the Evergreen Brick Works played host to the 12th annual Scrubs in the City fundraiser for The Hospital for Sick Children. The theme this year - Block Party - meant guests were treated to street food, the sounds of 13 year old rapper Lil Jaxe and DJ Danny Floh Back, as well as cocktails to loosen the purse strings for the night's silent auction.

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Woofstock Toronto 2013 celebrated its 10th annual canine love-fest in the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood over the weekend. If you were a dog owner or dog lover this was the place to be. Front, Wellington and Church Streets were taken over for two full days by dogs in all shapes, sizes and matter of dress with most more than willing to pose in between drools, scratches and sniffs for a photo op.

We've created a stream with some of our photos from Woofstock 2013. And your photos by tagging them woofstockTO in Instagram or by adding them to the Stream via this upload form.

The annual art party of the year went down last night at the Power Plant. Functioning as a fundraiser for the gallery and an excuse for the Toronto art world (and their supporters) to get dressed up and shit-faced, this year's party bore the theme "15 minutes" because, as Andy Warhol told us, we each get a chance to be famous if just for one night.

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Wednesday night at the Molson Amphitheatre was a glittering tribute to sex, love, and peace on earth: American rapper Pitbull was joined by the reigning Gonzo of pop, singer, song writer, and reality star Ke$ha. Though a quarter of the crowd were between the ages of say, eight and 16, penis costumes, sexual innuendo and not-even-innuendo were as abundant as glitter and booty shorts. It was an outrageous party in the most choreographed of ways.

Check out this slideshow for a visual recap of the event.

Photos by Brian Morton

While fish tacos, lobster rolls and pulled pork sandwiches might get most of the attention at Toronto food trucks, many local trucks also offers up plenty of options for those of us with a sweet tooth. Among the many dessert options available on the streets right now are the churros topped with dulche de leche from the Choco Churros food truck. Can you say yum five times fast?

We've undertaken the crave-inducing task of browsing through our Toronto Food Trucks stream to pick out five dessert items that stand out from the pack. Here are four more worth seeking out on the streets of Toronto this summer.