NASHVILLE IS COMING

TO TORONTO, Y'ALL.

IT'S GOING TO BE ONE HOT SOUTHERN NIGHT.

Yee-haw! The party we've all been waiting for is back, live, for 2022. Holt Renfrew presents Scrubs in the City: Nashville. It will be down-home, dressed-up, in-person — and better than ever. Grab your tickets quick, y'all. Scrubs always sells out.

WHEN: June 2, 2022 | 7PM

WHERE: Evergreen Brick Works, Toronto

PRICE: $275/ticket

WHY: We're building a new Cellular Therapy Facility at SickKids

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Given the fluid state of COVID-19, we will continue to monitor public health guidelines so that we can confidently execute a safe event for all of our event participants. Click here to learn more about our COVID-19 health and safety protocols.

CHECK OUT SCRUBS HIGHLIGHTS FROM

YEARS PAST.

We've all been missing Scrubs. But everyone who's been knows Scrubs is the year's most unmissable party. Reignite your Scrubs mojo for 2022 by looking back.

Best Of Scrubs In The City:

STETSONS, STILETTOS, CHAPS, DENIM, LEATHER. IT'S ALL WELCOME AT SCRUBS NASHVILLE.

Holt Renfrew is your one-stop shop for all things Scrubs Nashville fashion. Holt Renfrew Presents Scrubs in the City Nashville in collaboration with Mantella Corporation will be both dressed up and down-home, with the aura of a CMAs after-party.

Need some inspo? The western trend is hot for 2022 with fashionistas pairing pieces like suede fringe jackets with classic stilettos and jeans. The rocker look, which was revived in 2013, is still going strong with leather jackets, band shirts, and distressed fabrics.

Book a Holt Renfrew personal shopping appointment here.

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20 YEARS OF SUPPORT.

$7.3 MILLION RAISED SO FAR.

Scrubs in the City funds the most critical needs at SickKids. This year's fundraising will go toward a new, first-in-Canada Cellular Therapy Facility, where SickKids will harness the power of the immune system — using a patient's own cells — to fight diseases like cancer.

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