Singapore Pink Dot Guide 2018: Events To Go and Who To Call In An Emergency
Pink season is upon us in Singapore, with the annual Pink Dot event coming for its 10th run:
Leading up to Pink Dot is a series of events for LGBTQs and allies, and even tourists who are not able to enter the actual Pink Dot event but can attend other events as part of Pink Fest, a festival of events organised independent of Pink Dot by members of the LGBTQ+ community.
For LGBTQs who need emergency help while in Singapore for Pink Dot, click here to find support resources & helplines at the bottom of this article.
Click below to find a guide of events you can head to this Pink Dot month…
For the arts & history buff:
For the civic-minded in all of us:
For the chillout & sporty types:
For the dance enthusiast:
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For the arts & history buff:
The Glory Hoes present Tootsie (1982)
29 June, 8pm, The Projector
Photo Exhibition: Out in Singapore by Leslie Kee
5–29 July, 12pm-11pm, Intermission Bar
Panel Discussion: ‘How Peculiar We are in Our Writing’
6 July, 7.30pm, BooksActually
Pink Screen at The Projector (multiple films)
7–22 July, multiple times
Workshops: Spreading Gratitude Crafts Workshop by Dorjeh — Brush Creations
7–8 and 14–15 July, 1.30pm, 52 Craig Road
Book Launch: I Will Survive by BooksActually
13 July, 7pm, BooksActually
Queer Art From Different Perspectives
14 July, 3pm, Art Porters Gallery
Sakhi — A Bharathanatyam Interpretation
14 July, 8pm, Ekamatra Theatre
Art Jam: Love and Identity by Visual Arts Centre
18 July, 7.30pm, Visual Arts Centre
Theatre Performance: The Insiders presented by W!LDRICE
20 July, 10pm, Lowercase Cafe
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For the civic-minded in all of us:
Career Fair: Proud Spaces by Chope
7 July, 10am-3pm, WeWork Beach Centre
Please Mind The Gaps — The Queer Future is Open
7 July, 4pm, The Fabulous Baker Boy
Coming Out Workshop by Free Community Church
21 July, 10am, Free Community Church
Parents Appreciation Tea by Free Community Church
22 July, 2pm, Free Community Church
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For the chillout and sporty types:
Bi+ Social by The Bi+ Collective Singapore
1 July, time and venue to be disclosed to participants
Queer Hari Raya Celebration: Raya Qonversations
6 July, 7pm, venue to be disclosed to participants
Zumba: Rainbow Edition by Aze Lee
7 July, 10:30–11:30am, Fit Eleven
We Are Family — Rainbow Families Brunch & Yoga
14 July, 11.30am, FOC Sentosa
Queer Zinefest Singapore
14 July, 12.30pm, Camp Kilo Charcoal Club
Sunday Social Market
15 July, 12pm, Camp Kilo Charcoal Club
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For the dance enthusiast:
She Shores SG: 2018
30 June, 9pm-late, Ola Beach Club
Aquaholic Pool Party SG
1 July, 4pm, FOC Sentosa
Drag Competition: Drag Wars
6 July-8 August, Peaches Club
Vogue Workshop: Vogue In Progress feat. Koppi Mizrahi
18 July, 8pm, Millenium Dance Complex
The Love Ball: Pink Dot Is Burning feat. Pangina Heals
21 July, 10pm, Hard Rock Cafe Singapore
The Pink Ball 2018 by Hypertainment x Play
21 July, 10pm, Suntec Convention Centre
Peaches & Cream by Two Queens Asia
21 July, 11pm, Peaches Club
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For added support in emergencies:
- Prout is keeping our Messenger channel open for any enquiries about pride festivities in Singapore. Drop us a message at: m.me/proutapp
- Oogachaga runs hotline and WhatsApp counselling services on Tuesdays to Thursdays and Saturdays; please check their website for more information
- gayhealth.sg runs anonymous HIV and syphilis testing every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday — find out more here.
- If you are 25 and below, you are eligible for a free anonymous HIV test. Please contact Pink Carpet Y here to redeem your free test under the Pink Carpet programme.
- If you think you may have been exposed to HIV, go to the DSC Clinic (open on weekdays) within 72 hours of exposure to start your dosage of PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis). Find out more here.
- If you need a safe place to go to, LGBTQ+ bookstore Pelangi Pride Centre is open 2–6pm on Saturdays at 1 Commonwealth Lane, #02–02
- Transgender people who are in Singapore or visiting the country during this period can contact Transgender SG at contact(at)transgendersg.com or The T Project on their Facebook page
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