Winter Lights Festival Opening

The Winter Lights Festival's opening ceremony will be held at the Hegningarhús on Skólavörðustígur on Thursday, February 1st at 19:00. Mayor Einar Þorsteinsson will open the festival with the light artwork "Absorbed By Light," designed by Gali May Lucas from Britain and Karoline Hinz, a sculptor from Berlin.

Oliver!

The youth department of the The Reykjavik School of Singing and Vocal Arts performs a shortened and adapted version of the musical Oliver! by Lionel Bart. Students perform selected songs and trace the story of the orphaned boy Oliver Twist.

Our Buildings - Children´s book on Icelandic Architecture

Our Buildings discusses the trends and styles that characterize Icelandic architectural history from turf houses to concrete buildings in a simple manner, aiming for enhancing general literacy on Icelandic architectural history.

In celebration of the Children's Culture Festival and Design March, the book will be showcased from April 26th to 28th at Aðalstræti 10 (Reykjavik City Museum), where visitors of the festivals can view a digital version of the book and secure copies for themselves in advance. Please note that admission to the museum is not required to view the book.

Silly Suzy and Momo | Little Red Riding Hood

Join Silly Suzy and Momo for an exclusive, alternative, and slightly wacky re-telling of this classic story, where the audience is at the center of the action.

As Suzy and Momo read this popular tale, the audience is invited to act out the play on stage and meet new exciting characters...often with some pretty silly outcomes!
The event is free, but places are limited, so registration is required.

Queer Prom

Queer Prom is for queer youth aged 13-16 y/o in the Queer Youth centre and other Queer Youth work in Reykjavik.

A night full of fun, glitter and queerness!

Sign up in Queer Youth Centre and on our socials!

My voice matters

An exhibition provides children with a foreign background the opportunity to realize that their voice matters in Icelandic society and encourages active participation and understanding of democracy. The exhibition will include artworks by students from the John Paul II Polish School in Reykjavik.

Doves and dirrindi | Creative workshop for families

Let's celebrate the beginning of summer together in a lovely pigeon workshop. Let's make small and beautiful doves out of tissue paper, stencils, mock-ups and sticks.

At the end of the workshop, you can take the pigeon home and let it fly in the sky.

The workshop starts at 1pm and lasts until 3pm. During that time you can come at any time and stay as long as you like.

All are welcome while space allows and entry is free.

The workshop is suitable for children and families.

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