June is once again approaching, and while some of you may be getting ready for the June holidays, others may be gearing up for Pride Month. It’s that time of the year again to come together with the community in celebration, as Pink Fest returns for another year of events.
Pink Fest is a volunteer-run festival that happens every June in commemoration of Pride Month. It’s a collection of events run by the community, for the community to come together, find a place of belonging, and celebrate Pride.
Image credit: @pinkfestsg via Instagram
Pasar Pink is back for another weekend over at New Bahru. Brought to you by the same folks behind Earthopia Fest, expect a warm, welcoming market featuring 67 local brands.
Admission is free, but do get your wallets prepared for the market’s offerings. Cop some pride merch to flaunt, get a tarot reading to see what lies ahead of you, or even watch a round of pro wrestling. And while you’re at New Bahru, visit their regular tenants too – some of them will also be running Pasar Pink promotions throughout the weekend.
Date: 6th & 7th June 2026
Time: Sat 10am-8pm | Sun 10am-6pm
Venue: New Bahru
Find out more about Pasar Pink.
Image credit: @proudpetparade via Instagram
As you celebrate your found family, don’t forget to include your furkids too. Let them take centre stage at The Proud Pet Parade, happening during Pasar Pink.
Strut down the catwalk with your beloved feline or canine buddy, and stand a chance to win prizes for being the proudest or most fabulous pet in town. And even if you can’t make it in person, you can still join in on the action online, a new competition category being introduced this year. The best part is, all pets are welcome in this online category, not just your puppies and kittens.
Date: 6th June 2026
Time: 2.30pm
Venue: New Bahru
Find out more about The Proud Pet Parade.
“Montreal, My Beautiful” is one of the films screening at Pink Screen 2026.
Image credit: Filmoption International
Watch stories of love and identity unfold at Pink Screen 2026. This year, Pink Screen has found a new yet familiar home at Filmhouse, and they’ll be screening 5 queer movies this Pride Month. Discover love in the Indian countryside with Cactus Pears, or learn about communities close to home through the eyes of Shh… Diam!, a Malaysian punk band, in Queer as Punk.
Don’t miss the event premiere on 29th May 2026, where they’ll be screening To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar. To commemorate the event, drag queens Opera Tang, Nishilia Aishwarya Bernard, and Secret Melur will be werking the stage before the film rolls, so you know you’re in for a treat.
Check out the showtimes for Pink Screen 2026.
Venue: Filmhouse
Image credit: @fashionforall_sg via Instagram
Everyone’s beautiful; all you need is the confidence to flaunt it. Fashion for All is once again back for Pink Fest, and they’re switching things up this year. Grab the fit that represents you best and show up for Runway for All – no prior sign-ups are required, just register on the spot and get ready to kill it on the runway. And in case you need more incentive to show up, winners get prizes too.
Date: 14th June 2026
Time: 10am-2pm
Venue: DORS @ Design Orchard
Learn more about Fashion for All.
Image credit: @inclusivecareersfair via Instagram
It never hurts to have a little more support in the workplace, and the Inclusive Careers Fair wants to help you work towards an inclusive environment at your 9-6.
You’ll get to network with both employers and talents, with a slew of events lined up for you – have a chat about your career with mentors from participating companies in the Inclusive Mentoring Circle, join a workshop to level up in your job search, or gain insights about inclusivity in the workplace at their panel sessions.
Date: 20th June 2026
Time: 10am-5pm
Venue: WeWork, 21 Collyer Quay
Register for the Inclusive Careers Fair.
Image credit: Pridecommunity
You may know about the community as it is now, but if you’ve ever wondered about its history, you can walk down memory lane, literally, with an LGBTQ walking tour.
Pridecommunity offers 3 tours you can choose from – the LGBTQ History Walking Tour ($65) takes you through Singapore’s progress towards inclusivity, while From Then To Them ($65) shines a light on the local trans community. And if you’re more of a night owl, consider learning about queer nightlife with Pride After Dark ($150).
Sign up for Pridecommunity’s LGBTQ walking tours.
And if that wasn’t enough walking for you, you can also join Of Communities And Spaces ($50), another pride tour by Rontoursthelioncity. He’ll take you to historic sites like Ann Siang Hill and Chinatown, sharing with you about the community and how its history intertwines with our national history.
Sign up for Of Communities And Spaces.
Image credit: @singaporefrontrunners via Instagram
Pull up in your brightest pink jersey for Pink Fest Run 2026, organised by Singapore Frontrunners. Don’t worry, this isn’t a race, and walkers are very much welcome. There are 2 distances you can opt for – go the longer mile with their 5km route, or take it easy as you walk the 3km route.
This year, the run will also be supporting Greenhouse, a charity helping individuals to overcome substance abuse and addiction. While the run itself is free, you’re encouraged to send in donations to support the cause.
Date: 27th June 2026
Time: 7.45am-9am
Venue: The Lawn @ Marina Bay
Sign up for Pink Fest Run 2026.
Paint the town in pink and rainbows, and spread the love with the community this Pink Fest. We’ve only scratched the surface of the whole array of events lined up this month, and there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Check out more events happening:
Cover image adapted from: @proudpetparade, @fashionforall_sg & @singaporefrontrunners via Instagram
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