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Close your eyes and imagine yourself surrounded by soft moss. The sun caresses your face, the birds are singing. Did you know that blackbirds are great mockingbirds? That snipes sing with their tails, not their beaks? Birds of a feather flock together – come take part in this family event where you help compose the Bird Symphony, new musical work by Sóley Stefánsdóttir in collaboration with ÞYKJÓ.
ÞYKJÓ is a team of designers working for children and their families, creating experiences, installations and products. ÞYKJÓ have been nominated for the Icelandic Design Awards.
Jónsi's first solo exhibition in Europe opens in Reykjavík Art Museum’s Hafnarhús on the first day of the festival.
Austurvöllur is a public square and park in Reykjavík. The square is a popular gathering place for the citizens of Reykjavík, especially during good weather for the square is surrounded by cafés on Vallarstræti and Pósthússtræti. It has also been a focal point of protests, as it is near the Parliament of Iceland.
The square contains a large statue of Jón Sigurðsson, a leader of Iceland's independence movement.
Stuart Richardson will give a talk about his exhibition UNDERCURRENT on its final exhibition day, 21 April, at 14:00. The talk will be in Icelandic and English. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome!
Árbær Open Air Museum invites you to the opening of the exhibition Growing Pains on Thursday, 25 April, at 14:00 in Árbær Open Air Museum.
Jazz concert with vocalists Rán Ragnars and Vigdís Thora Másdóttir at the Kópavogur Public Library.
Free entrance and everybody welcome as long as the space allows.
Dr. Bike will be at the Culture Houses in Kópavogur on Saturday 4 May from 13 - 15 and offers a free condition inspection of bikes.
The doctor brings his mobile inspection station, pump, oils and some wrenches, inspects the wheels and certifies their health.
Can flowers burst into the sky? Can a person turn into fireworks?
Here families will grow their own pretend flowers from tissue paper, wool yarn and a variety of materials. The workshop is led by Sigga Soffía, owner of Fireflowers and Sigga Sunna, owner of Þykjó.