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Saturday, June 18, 2011

Post-Hong Lim Park Event’s Mail From PMET Reader | Support

Come June 18, 2011, in pink dress and the LGBT community in Hong Lim Park to campaign for the freedom to love. For the third consecutive year, Pink Dot 2011 celebrates the fundamental human need to love and be loved, regardless of their sexual orientation.

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Festivities begin at 16.30, with performances by Pink Dot 2011 Ambassadors – Dim Sum Dollies, indie local band Electrico Dave Tan, Sebastian Tan of Broadway Beng and all the men in the group dance Voguelicious.

Pink Dot 2011 in Hong Lim Park on June 18
The activities start at 16.30, concert starts at seventeen, pink point is formed at eighteen
Dress Code: pink of course
Note: In general, the park, only Singapore and permanent residents can participate in events at Hong Lim Park. However, foreigners are welcome to watch and observe.

See video of the campaign this year by the award-winning filmmaker here Boo JunFeng:

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