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Winter Break | Newspaper Animals
Are you good with scissors? Can you glue? Then let's make animal pictures from paper. We are going to use old newspapers, magazines and perhaps even some discarded childrens books to create pictures of animals. A cozy and creative time for the whole family. No pre-registration required. We look forward to seeing you. Further information: Sæunn Þorsteinsdóttir, Children's Librarian …
Christina Pluhar & L'Arpeggiata: Alla Napoletana!
Christina Pluhar, one of the world’s foremost interpreters of early music, will bring her ensemble L’Arpeggiata to the Reykjavík Early Music Festival in the week before Easter in 2026. She will be taking listeners on a beguiling journey through the streets and alleyways of Naples across the centuries. During our trek, we will encounter operatic hotheads seething like Mount Vesuvius, hear songs of…
Future Festival 2026
How to future? What skills do we need to practice? How can we share what we know with each other? The future is often described as a far away place we have very little control over, but one day, somewhere, someone imagined that we would live the way we live today. And here we are. We are inviting you to use the library space to imagine and practice more caring and connected futures, whether that…
Future Festival 2026
How to future? What skills do we need to practice? How can we share what we know with each other? The future is often described as a far away place we have very little control over, but one day, somewhere, someone imagined that we would live the way we live today. And here we are. We are inviting you to use the library space to imagine and practice more caring and connected futures, whether that…
The ON Northern Lights Run 2026
The ON Northern Lights Run is a 4–5 km fun run or walk through downtown Reykjavík where participants get to see the city in a new and more colorful light. Take part in the most colorful run of the year. Let’s light up the city!
Easter Bingo
Join us for a game of bingo and try your luck. You might win the big egg, but even if you don‘t, we won‘t let the children leave empty-handed. There will be a limited number of bingo cards – first come first served. An ideal event for the whole family. Further information: Agnes Jónsdóttir, Specialist agnes.jonsdottir@reykjavik.is | 411 6250
Wool & Words: knit and practice Icelandic
Do you want to gather with other knitting enthusiasts while practising Icelandic in a relaxed atmosphere? Are you an Icelandic speaker who loves crafts, wants to meet new people and share your knitting knowledge with others? Here you can share stories, tips, and meet people while enhancing language skills!
Family Mornings in Úlfarsárdalur
Cozy mornings with the youngest ones.
48 Hour Itinerary Culture Edition
Visit Reykjavik knows that visitors to Reykjavík are looking for things to do in the capital, and culture is a large part of wanting to check out Iceland. For a tiny nation in the middle of the North Atlantic, Iceland sure does have a lot of culture!
Low Key Ensemble: Bass, More Bass!
Low Key Ensemble invites audiences on a journey into the domain of the basso continuo. We shall explore the deep and dark sound world of bass instruments, the modest and unassuming group of instruments that forms the foundation of Baroque music, while presenting rarely heard works, often in arrangements by the ensemble itself, for viola, cello, bass, lute, and harpsichord. The program features…