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Pink Dot Set For June 28th

Pink DotSingpore’s Pink Dot LGBT celebration will be on June 28th this year.

Now in it’s sixth year the event has progressively grown. In 2009 2,500 people attended the first event.

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Last years event filled Speaker’s corner in Hong Lim Park with a crowd of 21,000 people holding pink lights made from torches and mobile phones.

The 2014 concert will feature local performers Sebastian Tan, Selina Tan and rock band Voodoo Sound.

Watch a video of last year’s event below, and click here to read more about traveling to Singapore.

 

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