Pride Month is here in Singapore! Celebrate love, diversity, and inclusivity at these Pink Fest events happening throughout June, culminating in Pink Dot 2026.
Pride Month is in full swing in Singapore, and the city is serving up a colourful calendar of queer-positive events. Leading the charge is Pink Fest, a month-long celebration culminating in Pink Dot 2026, Singapore’s largest LGBTQ+ gathering on Saturday, 27 June. From parties and performances to community initiatives, there’s plenty to get involved in. And if you’re looking to support the community beyond Pride, start with these LGBTQ+ organisations in Singapore that are making a difference year-round.
Pride Month 2026 in Singapore: Pink Dot and Pink Fest events to participate in
1. Pink Screen
Filmhouse, Singapore’s newest indie cinema, has taken up the mantle of hosting Pink Screen this year. Pink Fest’s signature LGBTQ+ film festival returns with five films, including acclaimed romantic drama Brokeback Mountain and camp classic To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Neymar. Rounding out the programme are two Asian stories of love, identity, resilience, and community.
When: Until 28 June 2026, various timings
How much: From $14.50
Where: Pink Screen 2026, #05-00, Filmhouse, Golden Mile Tower, 6001 Beach Road, Singapore 199589
2. Pride Portrait Day
Have you been putting off getting your professional headshot taken? Perhaps you want some portraits with your chosen family as keepsakes. Whatever the reason, Enqueered is here to help. Book your session now to document your pride, your people, and your professional journal in an inclusive setting. P.S. Discounted pricing is available for those requiring financial support.
When: Until 21 June 2026, 10am to 6pm
How much: From $55
Where: Pride Portrait Day, location to be released to confirmed participants for safety reasons
3. Queer Eyes for AI
AI has everyone in a chokehold – but is it truly made with the queer community in mind? If you’re still in two minds about the topic, join this casual, community-first session that demystifies AI so that you can use it to your advantage. No technical background required here, only a hunger and curiosity about AI.
When: 18 June 2026, 7pm to 10pm
How much: Free
Where: Queer Eyes for AI, Level 2, Host Queer Bar, 55A Neil Road, Singapore 088892
4. From Then to Them
If you’ve always wondered about Singapore’s past, this Pink Fest event is right up your alley. From Then to Them is a walking tour that takes participants across various locations throughout the city, unveiling the hidden histories of the trans community intertwined with our nation’s past. Discover fascinating facts and heartfelt narratives as you see the little red dot in a whole new way.
When: 19 & 26 June 2026, 5pm to 7pm
How much: $65
Where: From Then to Them, various locations around Singapore
5. Sit On Me: A Queer Lap Dance workshop
Girls, gays, and theys, this is your official invitation to get cheeky, flirty, and maybe just a wee bit dangerous. Wink wink! An international showgirl will teach you a sensual, stylish lap dance that’s sure to turn heads. Come solo or with a partner (no one will be left out), and leave with some handy tricks to turn up the tease and bring out the desire.
When: 20 June 2026, 1.30pm to 3pm
How much: $45
Where: Sit On Me: A Queer Lap Dance workshop, Cypher Pole Studio, 205A Lavender Street, Singapore 338764
6. Love Loud Weekend Market
Missed Pasar Pink earlier this month? Don’t worry, Crane has got your back. Get your wallets ready and head to Joo Chiat for a Saturday filled with loads of shopping and easy breezy fun. Browse handmade jewellery and gourmet goods, and even get a tarot reading done.
When: 20 June 2026, 10am to 6pm
How much: Free
Where: Love Loud Weekend Market, Crane, 432 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427647
7. Inclusive Careers Fair
Another signature Pink Fest returns this year! Inclusive Careers Fair is a unique opportunity for jobseekers to connect directly with over 30 companies, including Dors at Design Orchard and Singapore Fashion Council. Over 1,000 Singapore-based open positions across industries, job functions, and seniority levels are up for grabs. Participants can also look forward to programmes such as panel discussions, workshops, and the Inclusive Mentoring Circle.
When: 20 June 2026, 10am to 5pm
How much: Free
Where: Inclusive Careers Fair, WeWork, 21 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049320
8. Queer Crafts
Get your hands busy making accessories at this beginner-friendly accessory-making session. Come up with Pride wristbands, metal charm bracelets, and even upcycled soda tab accessories which you can wear to Pink Dot. All materials and guidance, such as hands-on help and video tutorials, will be provided – all you gotta do is show up and unleash your creativity.
When: 24 June 2026, 6pm to 10pm
How much: From $10
Where: Queer Crafts, #05-03, Proud Spaces, 243 Alexandra Road, Singapore 159932
9. Balls! Drag Queen Bingo
This ain’t your regular retirement home bingo game. Larger-than-life local drag diva Becca D’Bus will be grabbing balls and making calls, and you wouldn’t want to miss it. Each ticket comes with five bingo balls and a drink. Score prizes up to $300 sponsored by Mondrian Singapore Duxton. Oh, and if you’re lucky, you might just make a new friend or two!
When: 25 June 2026, 8pm to 10pm
How much: $32
Where: Balls! Drag Queen Bingo, Level 2, Host Queer Bar, 55A Neil Road, Singapore 088892
10. Vibe First, Swipe Later: Pride Edition
Navigating the dating world nowadays is like going to war – and we can imagine it’s harder for the queer community in Singapore. Take this as a sign to register for this social experience where singletons can meet others without any pressure. Connect with others through light-hearted games, small-group conversations, and gentle facilitation.
When: 27 June 2026, 10am to 3pm
How much: $28
Where: Vibe First, Swipe Later: Pride Edition, #01-11, Get Some, Labrador Tower, 1 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118479
11. Pink Dot
At the heart of Pride Month in Singapore is Pink Dot, an annual “gaythering” where the community celebrates inclusivity and the freedom to love. This year’s edition features a reimagined park experience, where attendees can explore various zones focusing on different aspects of queer life in Singapore. Take part in gallery walks, check out immersive installations, and have a chat with the different community groups.
Eventgoers are encouraged to bring someone new to Pink Dot, have conversations with people outside their circle, and spend some time with the folks supporting queer Singaporeans all year round.
When: 27 June 2026, 4pm to 7.30pm
How much: Free (only open to Singaporeans and permanent residents)
Where: Pink Dot, Hong Lim Park, New Bridge Road, Singapore 059299
12. Hyperpinksplash
What better way to beat the heat (and recover from Pink Dot) than with a rooftop pool party? Get wet and paint the city pink with Hyper, one of Singapore’s queer party planners. Get out your skimpiest swimwear, slap on the sunscreen, and sip stylish cocktails as you mark the end of the rainbow month with some fun in the sun. As they say, it ain’t no party like a Pride party!
When: 28 June 2026, 3pm to 8pm
How much: $38
Where: Hyperpinksplash, Canyon Club, 16A Duxton Hill, Singapore 089970
Celebrate inclusivity at these Pink Dot and Pink Fest 2026 events this Pride Month in Singapore!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pink Dot?
Pink Dot is Singapore’s flagship LGBTQ+ advocacy event. It started in 2009 as a small gathering and has grown into a massive annual rally where thousands of people wear pink and gather to form a giant "pink dot" to show support for the freedom to love and LGBTQ+ inclusivity.
When and where is Pink Dot 2026 taking place?
This year's edition takes place on 27 June 2026 at Hong Lim Park. For 2026, Pink Dot is pivoting from a traditional single-concert stage layout to a "Village-Style" format. The park will be divided into four themed zones: Love, Grow, Be, and Together, featuring community-led installations, open panel conversations, and interactive activities.
Can foreigners attend Pink Dot?
Under Singapore's Public Order Act, only Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents (PRs) are legally allowed to demonstrate or participate in the rally zones at Speakers’ Corner. Foreigners are not allowed to join the main rally formations, though they can visit the park as general observers outside the cordoned boundaries.
What is Pink Fest and how is it different from Pink Dot?
While Pink Dot is a specific one-day advocacy rally, Pink Fest is a month-long, island-wide creative fringe festival packed with lifestyle events, markets, theater, and parties that run throughout June.
What are the major highlights for Pink Fest 2026?
- Pasar Pink (Weekend Market): Hosted at the brand-new New Bahru creative cluster, featuring local queer-owned businesses, tarot readings, a Proud Pet Parade for furkids, and live wrestling matches.
- Pink Screen: The annual queer film festival, which has moved to its new home at Filmhouse, screening prominent indie films like Queer as Punk.
- Fashion & Runway for All: An open-participation street runway at Design Orchard where anyone can register on the spot to flaunt their style.
- Inclusive Careers Fair: An in-person event where jobseekers connect with prospective inclusive Singapore-based employers.
Does Singapore hold a traditional Pride March?
No. Parades through public streets require police permits that are generally not granted for political or advocacy causes. Instead, Hong Lim Park is the sole legally gazetted space for public assembly regarding LGBTQ+ causes.
