Are you interculturally competent?

Reykjavik City is an intercultural society; knowing how prejudice can appear and how to respond to it is essential. What is the difference between inclusion and adjustment? How can I be inclusive both in my place of work and in my everyday life? With this crash course, participants will acquire the tools to build a better society.

Joanna Marcinkowska is a specialist at the Reykjavik City Human Rights and Democracy Office.

Your voice matters!
Bring your voice to the protest sign workshop at Adventure Hall in the City Library Grof. Visual artist Lukka Sigurðardóttir will lead the workshop, as she has been outspoken about what matters to her and has drawn attention to creative and engaging protest signs.

Celebrate democracy with beautiful, colorful flags!
Come and create your own flag with Bára Bjarnadóttir, visual artist and children's book award winner, and celebrate together at the Children's Culture Festival.

Story Time | The Three Goats - in the tiny theater. Story time for the youngest children.

We warmly welcome carers with young children to Toddler Time, to chat and play together.

Big Dreams, Small Steps" is a workshop where children can write down their dreams to shape a better future under the guidance of a library staff member.

Family yoga with Maria Shanko at the Children's Culture Festival in Adventure Hall. Maria will lead gentle yoga for the whole family.

🎈We cover how to make three balloon animals in a fun and simple way while getting help from experienced balloon artists. Each child can take home the balloons that will last for days or even weeks.

Turfti the troll comes to visit Adventure Hall and greets the cheerful children.

Story Time: I Dare! I Can! I Want! with Linda Ólafsdóttir- Adventure Palace