Events
Thorrablot
Thorrablot, also known as the Mid-winter Feast, sees the capital of Reykjavic and her restaurants open up to crowds of thousands and a menu that was surely concocted by the Addams Family's Lurch or, possibly, the witches from Macbeth. If the...
see full detailsIndependence Day
Each year through most of the major towns and cities across
Iceland, parades and musical celebrations take place to commemorate
the date of Iceland attaining independence from Denmark in 1944.
The day is a celebration of Icelandic culture exploring many of the
myths and...
see full detailsThe Arctic Open
The Arctic Open Golf Championship is an international event
which draws golfers - both amateur and professional - and
spectators from various parts of the world. Apart from the
magnificent natural scenery surrounding the Akureyri Golf Club, the
chief attraction of the tournament is...
see full detailsReykjavík Marathon
This event goes hand-in-hand with the Reykjavik Cultural Night
and although international attendance at the marathon is still
small, the overall cultural experience is increasing in popularity
every year. The marathon has a fantastic festive atmosphere with
many spectators encouraging the athletes from the...
see full detailsReykjavík Cultural Night
Throughout the night, the sun never sets on the city's cultural
celebrations in the form of music, live performance and
exhibitions. Shops and bars stay open later to cater for the
thousands who attend. The Reykjavik Marathon is run in the morning
and visitors...
see full detailsReykjavik Jazz Festival
The Reykjavik Jazz Festival is one of the most popular events
for jazz enthusiasts, as the city itself appears to be so well
suited to the bustling genre. Local and international acts
infiltrate the city for five days bringing with them a variety...
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