Bára and Valli create comfortable atmosphere and play sweet tunes and get the youngest guests of the Adventure Hall to participate.

A pleasant time where children and their families can have fun in the latest yoga poses.

Summer is finally around the corner and the scout groups: Garðbúar in Fossvogur, Landnemar in Hlíðar and Skjöldungar in Laugardalur are going to combine forces, celebrate summer and host summer activities in the Reykjavik Zoo.
free entrance for those that bring their scout scarf along!

Summer is just around the corner and thus, Ægisbúar have decided to celebrate the day!
Ægisbúar also celebrated their 55th birthday in recent days and have decided to invite you to their birthday vigil campfire.

Program
11:00-14:00 Family fun, bouncy castles and sales tents
15:00-16:00 55 year birthday vigil

Örn Alexander Ámundason myndlistarmaður býður upp á krakkaleiðsögn um sýningar Sóleyjar Ragnarsdóttur og Þórs Vigfússonar, Hjartadrottningu og Tölur, staðir sem nú standa yfir í Gerðarsafni.

Aðgangur á leiðsögnina er ókeypis og krakkar og fjölskyldur hjartanlega velkomin.

The children in Frostheimar are inviting all parents and relatives to an open house in Frostheima. The highlight of the event is the children's art exhibition of the works they have created in the last few weeks. The exhibition is called "Röddin i litunum" or in English "the voice through colors. The art works are characterized by the opinions and influences of the children through creativity, some of the works are collaborative projects and some are individual.

“Wonder Kids” or “Undrabörnin” has been a very popular event in recent years. Families come together to watch children compete in this entertaining competition. The kids from after-school programme have had the opportunity to showcase their talents in singing, dancing, playing musical instruments, stand-up comedy, and much more.

April 25, the first day of summer, will be celebrated at Árbæjarsafn with a diverse programme for children and their families from 13:00 to 16:00. Entry is free, and everyone is welcome.

The City Theater School offers a fun drama workshop in collaboration with the Children's Culture Festival in Reykjavík.

In an urban enclave, two different groups from different cultural backgrounds converge – street dancers and contemporary dancers. Each group embodies its unique rhythm and expression. Their encounter is marked by curiosity and a shared passion for movement. They tentatively approach one another, crossing borders with gestures, body language and styles. The meeting point becomes a sacred space where individuality is celebrated, and differences are embraced. This experience is novel for all dancers, pushing boundaries and expanding horizons.