Kanarie (2018)
Directed by Christiaan Olwagen
Rating: TBA

When Johan Niemand, gets called up for military service at the age of 18 in 1986 South Africa, he auditions and is accepted to the South African Defence Choir called the ‘Canaries’. Against a landscape where law and religion oppress individuality, Johan and the Canaries have to survive military training and go on a nationwide tour of the country – where Johan starts questioning his religion, patriotism, and sexuality, and where his emerging creativity and passion for music leads to direct conflict with his commanding officers.

Kanarie is being screened as part of Pink Screen at The Projector presented by NBCU and Salesforce – a series of screenings that showcase the talent, struggles and victories of the LGBTQ community across different countries and cultures.

Our aim is to present a curated selection of films that celebrate both personal and universal LGBTQ stories. We believe in film as a source of catharsis and as a vehicle to inspire, motivate and challenge prejudice and established perceptions. Through this series of screenings we intend to not only entertain, but to also spark conversations and connections, to educate and to provide much needed representation and diversity in the current film offerings in Singapore.

The event starts off with a Welcome Address from Yan Phun (COO, 99.co). The proptech portal is today an organization where people have peace of mind to give of their best at work, without being judged for whom they go home to at the end of the day.

This will be followed by an insightful talk by Laurindo Garcia (CEO, Be Inclusive) on how inclusion can be a powerful strategy to attract talents and help SMEs thrive in today’s corporate climate.

A panel of speakers will then share about how they have successfully incorporated Diversity and Inclusion in their respective organisations and how that has been good for business and the fostering of an inclusive culture.

Startup founders, SME business owners, People Ops managers and HR Professionals are highly encouraged to join us at the event and be part of the movement striving to build an inclusive corporate Singapore.

The event ends off with a Q & A from our panel of experts, and the chance for participants to network with one another at the 99.co office.

More than just a medium for creative expression, the literary arts has been an emotional safe space for the LGBT+ community. At various times of our lives, those words, though penned by others, echoed our inner thoughts; they affirmed, encouraged, commiserated and celebrated with us.

Co-organised by Qu’est-ce Que C’est Design and Sing Lit Station, » To Bear Clear Witness « screen print jam sessions are organised, as part of Pink Fest 2019 and in conjunction with a screen print showcase of the same name that pays homage to five LGBT+ writers who have been critically important to the literary history of Singapore.

During the jam sessions, participants may be inspired by the writings of these five LGBT+ writers through the showcase to create their very own screen printed poster.

Fee: $28/participant

The fee includes screen printing supplies and A2 paper. In addition, feel free to bring your own totebags and t-shirts for the screen print jam as well! Just sign up, drop in and have fun!

Limited to 30 participants per day.

For more information, please email [email protected].

Books & Beer, Project X and Bras Basah Open presents a fundraiser-book discussion, panel discussion and book swop event with ice-cold beer!

Juno Mac and Molly Smith’s Revolting Prostitutes: The Fight for Sex Workers’ Rights will take center stage as we discuss the growing sex workers rights movement.

Panelists Vanessa Ho (Project Director, Project X) and Farhan Idris (Bras Basah Open) will discuss the book’s chapters ‘Sex;’ ‘Work’ and ‘Borders’ on the growing sex worker rights movement, situated within questions of migration, work, feminism, etc.

Sherry Shequeshaa (Human Rights Defender, Project X) will also moderate a second panel discussion on the LGBTQ community and sex work rights.

All these will take place concurrently with the book swap. Tickets cost $10 and the fees will go towards covering the venue charges and to Project X to support their work in combating stigma against sex work and providing support to marginalized sex workers.

We will be employing a sliding scale for the fee, so if you are unable to pay the full price, email us at [email protected] Email us too if you would like to receive copies of the book’s chapters ahead of the event.

Close Knit (2017)
Directed by Naoki Ogigami
Rating: M18

After being neglected by her mother, a little girl is taken in by her uncle and his transsexual girlfriend, who create a loving home for her. A delicate film surrounding discrimination and ignorance, done with Ogigami’s signature soul-warming sleight of hand without archetypal scenes of irrepressible conflict.

Close Knit is being screened as part of Pink Screen at The Projector presented by NBCU and Salesforce – a series of screenings that showcase the talent, struggles and victories of the LGBTQ community across different countries and cultures.

Our aim is to present a curated selection of films that celebrate both personal and universal LGBTQ stories. We believe in film as a source of catharsis and as a vehicle to inspire, motivate and challenge prejudice and established perceptions. Through this series of screenings we intend to not only entertain, but to also spark conversations and connections, to educate and to provide much needed representation and diversity in the current film offerings in Singapore.

Religion is often used as a weapon to frown upon and deride identity and love even though it is meant to soothe and uplift the human spirit. ‘Purushi’ uses religion as a tool to liberate through love regardless of the nature of it.

‘Purushi’ is defined as ‘the feminine’ in Sanskrit. Contextually, it is a play on ‘Purusha’, which means ‘the indestructible, eternal Self’ in Sankrit and ‘husband’ in Tamil. In a world that has made quantum leaps in technology and innovation, love and relationships still struggle to break free from the yoke of what is known as tradition.

‘Purushi’ hopes to illustrate that tradition can be a tool to liberate and not a ball and chain that inhibits emotion and expression. ‘Purushi’ is a classical dance duet with traditional lyrics and music set in a contemporary space and format.

‘Purushi’ parallels our previous work ‘Sakhi’ in PinkFest 2018 by continuing to challenge the stereotypical interpretations of traditional texts, dance and theatre in Bharathanatyam; in an attempt to create an evolved vocabulary that is both inclusive and accepting. This time we explore ‘Shringar’: the love one experiences tangibly, psychologically, metaphysically and spiritually.

Mismatch & SUPER FREAK Boutique present
MISS SUPER FREAK 2019

Join us for a high-octane evening of queer dancing at our new homo-house party. Where sweat meets sequins, and glitter meets gag-worthy display of debauchery and gay abandon

At Super Freak , we are all about lewks. And providing a safe and judgment-free place of respite by weirdos and queerdos at the intersection of fashion, art, costume. Come express yourself and celebrate your inner freak.

SHOW UP AND SHOW OUT!!
Dress your fiercest and superfreakiest best*.
Turn a lewk, strut on stage and win!
There will be $100 given out to 8 people that are dressed the weirdest and loudest for the following categories: .
– Freaky Face
– Freak Fashion

With
GUEST DJ : Larry Tee (direct from Berlin)
MC & HOST : Genie

You can expect NYC PARTY House. It’s got the groove of classic house smashes with a touch of pop goodness (Ariana, Troy, Robyn), with some Larry Tee exclusive remixes of songs that Larry wrote like Rupaul’s Supermodel, Licky, Bounce Little Kitty, and a new one featuring Sharon Needles. “

More than just a medium for creative expression, the literary arts has been an emotional safe space for the LGBT+ community. At various times of our lives, those words, though penned by others, echoed our inner thoughts; they affirmed, encouraged, commiserated and celebrated with us.

Co-organised by Qu’est-ce Que C’est Design and Sing Lit Station, » To Bear Clear Witness « screen print jam sessions are organised, as part of Pink Fest 2019 and in conjunction with a screen print showcase of the same name that pays homage to five LGBT+ writers who have been critically important to the literary history of Singapore.

During the jam sessions, participants may be inspired by the writings of these five LGBT+ writers through the showcase to create their very own screen printed poster.

Fee: $28/participant

The fee includes screen printing supplies and A2 paper. In addition, feel free to bring your own totebags and t-shirts for the screen print jam as well! Just sign up, drop in and have fun!

Limited to 30 participants per day.

For more information, please email [email protected].

Pasar Pink! at Open Farm Community is Singapore’s first, truly inclusive social market where everyone is welcome, celebrated and equal.

Bring your friends, your family and your faghags/fagstags for a Sunday Funday of fabulous merchandise, music and makan! Hunt for limited edition swag and accessories that will rock your outfit. Browse for that perfect piece to complete your home. Grab some glamorous goodies that are pink, fun and guaranteed to add that extra swish to your sashay.

Resident DJs will help you shop to the beat plus you’ll find some delicious goodness from Open Farm Community and patisseries from Tiong Bahru Bakery @ Dempsey Hill. Pasar Pink! is an official signature event of Pink Fest operated by Sunday Social.

Orlando (1992)
Director: Sally Potter
Rating: M18

In 1600, nobleman Orlando (Tilda Swinton) inherits his parents’ house, thanks to Queen Elizabeth I who commands the young man to never change. After a disastrous affair with Russian princess Sasha, Orlando looks for solace in the arts before being appointed ambassador to Constantinople in 1700, where war is raging. One morning, Orlando is shocked to wake up as a woman and returns home, struggling as a female to retain her property as the centuries roll by.

Orlando is being screened as part of Pink Screen at The Projector presented by NBCU and Salesforce – a series of screenings that showcase the talent, struggles and victories of the LGBTQ community across different countries and cultures.

Our aim is to present a curated selection of films that celebrate both personal and universal LGBTQ stories. We believe in film as a source of catharsis and as a vehicle to inspire, motivate and challenge prejudice and established perceptions. Through this series of screenings we intend to not only entertain, but to also spark conversations and connections, to educate and to provide much needed representation and diversity in the current film offerings in Singapore.

Through a series of interactive activities, participants will be able to explore the salience and prominence of gender and sexuality in their day-to-day lives. We will facilitate a discussion on the impact of our specific identities on our lives and the way our various identities intersect/interact with one another.

Participants will get a chance to learn from one another, reflect on their own experiences, and explore the ways in which different contexts impact our identity performance. Through these activities, we hope that participants will get to know one another and build community, as well as have an opportunity to reflect on their own personal experiences with identity.

Both facilitators have been trained to facilitate Inter-Group Dialogues and will be using their experience and activities from the Inter-Group Dialogue program to facilitate this experience. We will strive to create a safe space for all participants and stories, names, ideas shared in the space will remain confidential. Participants of all gender identities and sexual orientations are invited to participate!

The Panel Discussion will be on two photographic bodies of work that look at sexuality and gender identity by Charmaine Poh and Grace Baey, moderated by Joleen Loh (Assistant Curator, National Gallery Singapore).

How She Loves by Charmaine Poh is an ongoing series of collaborative portraits featuring queer female couples in Singapore. Made within a studio, the portraits consider the performativity that queer couples adopt as a result of societal codes, and the world they wish to reside in. With the use of wedding props, couples interact with matrimonial tropes and constructed gender roles. Projected onto the backdrop are their parents’ wedding portraits, a  reminder of the heteronormative histories that have shaped society, and a juxtaposition to the future they hope to create.

(Un)bound by Grace Baey is a collaborative project that gives an intimate view into the lives of trans men and women in Singapore. Through portraits, journal entries, and scrapbooking, these stories reflect on experiences of struggle, resilience and coping strategies amidst the challenges of gender norms in society. A converging theme in these stories is that of family, and the different pressure points of what we understand and expect of familial ties and family formation.

The panel will be moderated by Joleen Loh, the Assistant Curator of National Gallery Singapore.

*Note: As the venue is a members only club, only a small number of tickets can be released to the public. Only ticket holders will be allowed entry into the event.

Close Knit (2017)
Directed by Naoki Ogigami
Rating: M18

After being neglected by her mother, a little girl is taken in by her uncle and his transsexual girlfriend, who create a loving home for her. A delicate film surrounding discrimination and ignorance, done with Ogigami’s signature soul-warming sleight of hand without archetypal scenes of irrepressible conflict.

Close Knit is being screened as part of Pink Screen at The Projector presented by NBCU and Salesforce – a series of screenings that showcase the talent, struggles and victories of the LGBTQ community across different countries and cultures.

Our aim is to present a curated selection of films that celebrate both personal and universal LGBTQ stories. We believe in film as a source of catharsis and as a vehicle to inspire, motivate and challenge prejudice and established perceptions. Through this series of screenings we intend to not only entertain, but to also spark conversations and connections, to educate and to provide much needed representation and diversity in the current film offerings in Singapore.

Pink Harvest Cookout invites all LGBT+ families and their allies to a farm-to-table cookout session in beloved local farm Bollywood Veggies in the Kranji Countryside.

Learn about the rich agricultural biodiversity on a 30 minute farm tour, and then roll your sleeves up for pink rojak flower foraging frenzy. Go forth and harvest your rojak flowers from the farm and learn to make two dishes from them with our specialized farm to table culinary instructors! Enjoy your own creations and some additional refreshments from us!

Itinerary:
Arrival, Registration, Welcome and Briefing (15 minutes)
Guided Farm Tour and Foraging for Rojak Flowers (45 minutes)
Pink Harvest Cookout (75 minutes)
Makan time! (45 minutes)
End; eat more at Poison Ivy Bistro if you’re still hungry

Suitable for ages 12 and up. Not pet-friendly.

For non-drivers, take the Kranji express or Kranji weekend and holiday shuttle (every 45 minutes from 8.30am from Kranji MRT berth 3).

Have you been wanting to get stronger but do not know where to start? Or perhaps the avenues that you have explored so far seem hostile and daunting.

Our mission is to create a safe, welcoming, inclusive and uplifting platform and build a diverse community committed to getting stronger together.

This 3-hour workshop serves as a starting point for anyone interested in learning the fundamental techniques of the squat, bench press and deadlift. Intermediate lifters who want to fine tune their technique are welcome too.

For those in the LGBT+ community who are looking to make strength sport a long-term endeavour, perhaps we could even work towards forming a Singapore contingent and competing in Powerlifting in the 11th Gay Games Hong Kong 2022!

Are you tired of your usual weekend activities but don’t know what else to do? Looking to socialise with other gay singles/couples in a safe and friendly environment? Or have you ever wanted to try partner dancing but you were just too shy to attend a class?

Look no further! The Jump & Jive Dance Workshop is the perfect activity for you! This one-of-a-kind workshop is perfect for couples and individuals to get a taste of same gender partner dancing in a welcoming, inclusive and fun environment.

What is same-gender partner dancing?

Traditionally, partner dances were danced in male-female couples. In same gender dancing, participants dance with a partner of the same gender. Still don’t understand what it is? Just join us and find out!

Can beginners join the workshop?

The workshop is suitable for all levels of dance experience, from beginners to experienced dancers, and for guys from all walks of life. Everyone will learn some basics of partner dancing at the workshop, so be prepared to shake those hips on the dance floor and make new friends!

If you think you have two left feet, it’s time to make it right! Put on those dance shoes and boogie with us at the workshop!

Religion is often used as a weapon to frown upon and deride identity and love even though it is meant to soothe and uplift the human spirit. ‘Purushi’ uses religion as a tool to liberate through love regardless of the nature of it.

‘Purushi’ is defined as ‘the feminine’ in Sanskrit. Contextually, it is a play on ‘Purusha’, which means ‘the indestructible, eternal Self’ in Sankrit and ‘husband’ in Tamil. In a world that has made quantum leaps in technology and innovation, love and relationships still struggle to break free from the yoke of what is known as tradition.

‘Purushi’ hopes to illustrate that tradition can be a tool to liberate and not a ball and chain that inhibits emotion and expression. ‘Purushi’ is a classical dance duet with traditional lyrics and music set in a contemporary space and format.

‘Purushi’ parallels our previous work ‘Sakhi’ in PinkFest 2018 by continuing to challenge the stereotypical interpretations of traditional texts, dance and theatre in Bharathanatyam; in an attempt to create an evolved vocabulary that is both inclusive and accepting. This time we explore ‘Shringar’: the love one experiences tangibly, psychologically, metaphysically and spiritually.

CAUSEGAY presents you artists from Malaysia and Singapore, in conjunction with PinkFest 2019, brought to you by Everybody Nose (MY), and Bissu (SG) happening in Al Capone Far East Shopping Centre on Saturday, 22 June, 2019. Free face painting for first 100 customers by participating partners –  Torn Tulip. Come celebrate the sovereign amity between 2 countries and to show our stand in solidarity towards the LGBT+ community, affected in both countries. Don’t miss the stellar line-up of performances. Grab your tickets today!

FEATURING:
Shh.. Diam!  is Malaysia’s first international queer band, formed in 2009. The band has played sold-out gigs in Germany, UK, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Thailand and all around Malaysia. The band was featured in international press such as Vice, Thompson-Reuters, The Japan Times, South China Morning Post and many more. The band are formed by Faris Saad, an FTM whom is the lead vocalist and guitarist, Yon the guitarist, bassist Yoyo and Afi the drummer. Using satire music to fight long-running discrimination, with songs like “”I woke up gay””; and “”Lonely lesbian”” Shh…Diam! is making a rare splash in Malaysia. Their music has been described “happy hardcore” and “comedy punk” and their style is lighthearted in addressing serious issues, such as sexual identity and politics in the country.

NORAH LEA  (b. 1993, Singapore) is a multidisciplinary artist whose works investigate the performative aspects of our identities. Her work is rooted in self-portraiture, exploring themes such as gender, sexuality and ethnicity through photography, film, performance and spoken word.
Eintan Xehra, born in Sarawak, began discreetly experimenting with drag at the age of 15. As her passion grew stronger, it became a career; performing for friends birthday parties, weddings and also participating in drag contests in KL and Thailand, with her recent performance, in collaborations with Alextbh. Xehra is known for using her drag as a way to represent Malaysian culture on stage.

Tingtongketz (MY)  is a queer band based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with Shika as the lead vocalist and guitarist, bassist Gemma and drummer Yon. Tingtongketz’ music mainly revolve around Shika’s experience as a transwoman, Malaysian politics and also popular parenting advice such as minimizing time spent on the internet. Tingtongketz actively performs at gigs around Kuala Lumpur, and they have also performed in Singapore. Tingtongketz released an EP of five songs in May 2018 and an album consisting of 12 tracks titled ‘Enjoy the Monsoon’; in October 2018.

Cat Brogan came to Malaysia with the British Council to research spoken word education in Kuala Lumpur and 3 years later all her sentences end with “Lah”. Cat is the co-founder and host of Covert Spaces in KL. She has performed in 18 countries, won the BBC Edinburgh Fringe poetry slam and has even done a TEDx talk.

Kanarie (2018)
Directed by Christiaan Olwagen
Rating: TBA

When Johan Niemand, gets called up for military service at the age of 18 in 1986 South Africa, he auditions and is accepted to the South African Defence Choir called the ‘Canaries’. Against a landscape where law and religion oppress individuality, Johan and the Canaries have to survive military training and go on a nationwide tour of the country – where Johan starts questioning his religion, patriotism, and sexuality, and where his emerging creativity and passion for music leads to direct conflict with his commanding officers.

Kanarie is being screened as part of Pink Screen at The Projector presented by NBCU and Salesforce – a series of screenings that showcase the talent, struggles and victories of the LGBTQ community across different countries and cultures.

Our aim is to present a curated selection of films that celebrate both personal and universal LGBTQ stories. We believe in film as a source of catharsis and as a vehicle to inspire, motivate and challenge prejudice and established perceptions. Through this series of screenings we intend to not only entertain, but to also spark conversations and connections, to educate and to provide much needed representation and diversity in the current film offerings in Singapore.

Rainbow Farm Day invites all LGBT+ families and their allies to Bollywood Veggies for a fun day out on a planet-friendly farm in the Kranji Countryside! Bring your friends and family out for nature and farm-based activities, great farm to table food, and some artisanal shopping!

A ticket entitles participants to the following activities:

• Rainbow Farm Tour (45 minutes) – scheduled 10am, 11am, 2pm and 3pm
• Paddy planting (30 minutes) – scheduled 10.45am and 11.45am
• Rainbow Terrarium Making (45 minutes) – scheduled 11am, 1pm and 3pm
• Rainbow Recycled Bento (30 minutes) – scheduled 12pm and 2pm
• Eating the Rainbow Health Workshop (45 minutes) – scheduled at 12.30pm and 1.30pm
• Kampung Games – 10am – 3pm
• A special rainbow farm goody bag of local produce

After expending energy on our rainbow farm activities, have a delicious farm to table meal at Poison Ivy Bistro!

No outside food allowed. Child and pet-friendly.

For non-drivers, take the Kranji express or Kranji weekend and holiday shuttle (every 45 minutes from 8.30am from Kranji MRT berth 3).

More than just a medium for creative expression, the literary arts has been an emotional safe space for the LGBT+ community. At various times of our lives, those words, though penned by others, echoed our inner thoughts; they affirmed, encouraged, commiserated and celebrated with us.

Co-organised by Qu’est-ce Que C’est Design and Sing Lit Station, » To Bear Clear Witness « screen print jam sessions are organised, as part of Pink Fest 2019 and in conjunction with a screen print showcase of the same name that pays homage to five LGBT+ writers who have been critically important to the literary history of Singapore.

During the jam sessions, participants may be inspired by the writings of these five LGBT+ writers through the showcase to create their very own screen printed poster.

Fee: $28/participant

The fee includes screen printing supplies and A2 paper. In addition, feel free to bring your own totebags and t-shirts for the screen print jam as well! Just sign up, drop in and have fun!

Limited to 30 participants per day.

For more information, please email [email protected].

The Blossoming Of Maximo Oliveros (2015)
Director: Auraeus Solito
Rating: NC16

An effeminate 12-year-old who dutifully plays mother to his criminal father and older siblings experiences a crisis of conscience after befriending an honest Manila cop – Maxi is rescued from a group of local thugs late one night by kindly rookie police officer Victor, and his attraction to the kind-hearted and trustworthy Victor soon finds him torn between the criminal behavior of his family and his desire to follow a more honorable path in life.

The The Blossoming Of Maximo Oliveros is being screened as part of Pink Screen at The Projector presented by NBCU and Salesforce – a series of screenings that showcase the talent, struggles and victories of the LGBTQ community across different countries and cultures.

Our aim is to present a curated selection of films that celebrate both personal and universal LGBTQ stories. We believe in film as a source of catharsis and as a vehicle to inspire, motivate and challenge prejudice and established perceptions. Through this series of screenings we intend to not only entertain, but to also spark conversations and connections, to educate and to provide much needed representation and diversity in the current film offerings in Singapore.

What do you know about the queer heritage of Chinatown? Join us for a privately organised walk of Chinatown, highlighting some of the locations that were (and still are) significant in Singapore’s queer history over the decades.

We will be taking a leisurely 1.2 km walk guided by Oogachaga executive director, Leow Yangfa. You are invited to engage and share your own experiences of Chinatown – its queer and cultural heritage, or any other snippets of trivia you may have collected from your own sources.

If you’re new to Chinatown and its queer heritage, you’re most welcome to ask questions, which we will try our best to answer. The meeting point will be disclosed to registered participants only.

This special pop-up yoga series is curated specially for the Pinkfest 2019, hosted by Outta Hatha. We will be leading 4 different yoga sessions in different styles to suit all levels of practice — from beginners to seasoned practitioners. In addition, anyone coming to class in PINK will receive a special bonus gift!

Drop in at $20 (cash only) or pre-purchase class cards (available online at www.outtahatha.com/class-cards.html), which can be shared.

Class description: A dynamic yoga practice that will challenge you to move with power and awareness. We will transition from pose to pose by synchronising movements with the breath, while engaging our core strength to bring about the fluidity in motion. This empowering practice will build strength in the mind and body.

Here are the other classes:
– Tuesday 25 June 7pm-8.15pm – Sivananda Yoga with Tony
– Wednesday 26 June 7pm-8.15pm – Yin Yang Flow with Manale
– Thursday 27 June 7pm-8.15pm – Freedom to Flow with Derrick

What you need to bring
Please note that you need to bring your own mat to our Pop-Up yoga practice! Please also come prepared with your own towel and hydration.

Pink Fest Special
Anyone coming to class in PINK will receive a special bonus gift!

Class Relocations/Updates
​Follow us on Facebook to make sure you get all announcements. Clifford Square has no rain cover. In the case of wet weather, classes will be relocated to a sheltered space “”Sea View Channel”” at One Fullerton, next to the restaurant Overeasy. Please check our Facebook page for announcements.​​

Registration
If it is your first time at an Outta Hatha class or event, please complete this one-time registration here.

Bookings
No bookings required, but do us at [email protected] in advance if you are coming together in a group of 5 or more.

FAQs
Check out www.outtahatha.com/faqs.html

This special pop-up yoga series is curated specially for the Pinkfest 2019, hosted by Outta Hatha. We will be leading 4 different yoga sessions in different styles to suit all levels of practice — from beginners to seasoned practitioners. In addition, anyone coming to class in PINK will receive a special bonus gift!

Drop in at $20 (cash only) or pre-purchase class cards (available online at www.outtahatha.com/class-cards.html), which can be shared.

Class description: Come join us for this 75-minute immersion to learn how to breathe, lengthen and soften following the Sivananda Yoga tradition. You will be guided through the Sivananda sequence with variations available for beginners as well as regular practitioners. This practice is known to be gentle and beginner-friendly but regardless of where you are with your practice you will enjoy this traditional practice and the tranquility it brings.

Here are the other classes:
– Monday 24 June 7pm-8.15pm – Core Strength Flow with Lynda
– Wednesday 26 June 7pm-8.15pm – Yin Yang Flow with Manale
– Thursday 27 June 7pm-8.15pm – Freedom to Flow with Derrick

What you need to bring
Please note that you need to bring your own mat to our Pop-Up yoga practice! Please also come prepared with your own towel and hydration.

Pink Fest Special
Anyone coming to class in PINK will receive a special bonus gift!

Class Relocations/Updates
​Follow us on Facebook to make sure you get all announcements. Clifford Square has no rain cover. In the case of wet weather, classes will be relocated to a sheltered space “”Sea View Channel”” at One Fullerton, next to the restaurant Overeasy. Please check our Facebook page for announcements.​​

Registration
If it is your first time at an Outta Hatha class or event, please complete this one-time registration here.

Bookings
No bookings required, but do us at [email protected] in advance if you are coming together in a group of 5 or more.

FAQs
Check out www.outtahatha.com/faqs.html

This special pop-up yoga series is curated specially for the Pinkfest 2019, hosted by Outta Hatha. We will be leading 4 different yoga sessions in different styles to suit all levels of practice — from beginners to seasoned practitioners. In addition, anyone coming to class in PINK will receive a special bonus gift!

Drop in at $20 (cash only) or pre-purchase class cards (available online at www.outtahatha.com/class-cards.html), which can be shared.

Class description: Cultivate your yin and yang sides in this practice that brings softness and steadiness in one’s range of movements. We will focus on hips (center of emotions, creativity and relationships) and shoulders (chest and heart center). You will connect with your nurturing self to find a deeper connection with your soul and you will at the same time connect with your strength to connect with your natural inner power. This flow will bring you closer to your true self.

Here are the other classes:
– Monday 24 June 7pm-8.15pm – Core Strength Flow with Lynda
– Tuesday 25 June 7pm-8.15pm – Sivananda Yoga with Tony
– Thursday 27 June 7pm-8.15pm – Freedom to Flow with Derrick

What you need to bring
Please note that you need to bring your own mat to our Pop-Up yoga practice! Please also come prepared with your own towel and hydration.

Pink Fest Special
Anyone coming to class in PINK will receive a special bonus gift!

Class Relocations/Updates
​Follow us on Facebook to make sure you get all announcements. Clifford Square has no rain cover. In the case of wet weather, classes will be relocated to a sheltered space “”Sea View Channel”” at One Fullerton, next to the restaurant Overeasy. Please check our Facebook page for announcements.​​

Registration
If it is your first time at an Outta Hatha class or event, please complete this one-time registration here.

Bookings
No bookings required, but do us at [email protected]ttahatha.com in advance if you are coming together in a group of 5 or more.

FAQs
Check out www.outtahatha.com/faqs.html

This special pop-up yoga series is curated specially for the Pinkfest 2019, hosted by Outta Hatha. We will be leading 4 different yoga sessions in different styles to suit all levels of practice — from beginners to seasoned practitioners. In addition, anyone coming to class in PINK will receive a special bonus gift!

Drop in at $20 (cash only) or pre-purchase class cards (available online at www.outtahatha.com/class-cards.html), which can be shared.

Class description: An energising sequence that allows your body to open up with ease. Flow through dynamic movements, creating a sense of spaciousness and balance, while connecting with your breath. Feel lighter, stronger and energized from within. Find your freedom and release through this flow.

Here are the other classes:
– Monday 24 June 7pm-8.15pm – Core Strength Flow with Lynda
– Tuesday 25 June 7pm-8.15pm – Sivananda Yoga with Tony
– Wednesday 26 June 7pm-8.15pm – Yin Yang Flow with Manale

What you need to bring
Please note that you need to bring your own mat to our Pop-Up yoga practice! Please also come prepared with your own towel and hydration.

Pink Fest Special
Anyone coming to class in PINK will receive a special bonus gift!

Class Relocations/Updates
​Follow us on Facebook to make sure you get all announcements. Clifford Square has no rain cover. In the case of wet weather, classes will be relocated to a sheltered space “”Sea View Channel”” at One Fullerton, next to the restaurant Overeasy. Please check our Facebook page for announcements.​​

Registration
If it is your first time at an Outta Hatha class or event, please complete this one-time registration here.

Bookings
No bookings required, but do us at [email protected] in advance if you are coming together in a group of 5 or more.

FAQs
Check out www.outtahatha.com/faqs.html

We seek affirmation of our beliefs, rather than question them. We are less bendable than ever before. We decide what we want to think, who we pray to, how we vote, and we cut off anyone who opposes our doctrine. But it is by conversing and constantly challenging the status quo that humans evolve. We always have. Were that not the case, we would not have celebrated all the movements that challenged and drove us to new worlds of acceptance, thought, and living.

We’re not done; there’s more to explore, and we specifically want you to participate in this special evening that will conclude in a riotous party. We’re getting LGBTQuuuute tonight.