Páll Óskar is Iceland’s biggest gay icons in addition to being one of our biggest music stars. He made international fame when he sang in Eurovision in 1997 with very sensual dancers dressed up in latex.

Q - Queer Student Association is throwing its final gathering of this semester this Friday, September 15th at Iðnó. Headlining the event is the faboulous Margrét Erla Maack, the hilarous Jonathan Duffy and the magnificent music will be in the hands of DJ Norðrr. Start shining your shoes showering with glitter and get freaking excited. It is the time for Q´s final gathering!. House opens at 20:30 and entrance is free. 

Since BEARS ON ICE started in 2005 the event the event has supported the local LGBT community. This year BEARS ON ICE proudly supports HIV Iceland by ISK 300.000 ($3000) donation to the organization. HIV-Ísland was formed December 5th 1988 and has played a key role in providing education, social help and support in Iceland. The Organization runs a small Community Center in Reykjavik, provides counselling, free condoms and runs free educational programs for individuals, schools and local businesses.

FAB Party, Reykjavik´s hottest men only party, strikes again with FAB XMAS Party, December 15th at Ægisgarður.  FAB´s simple mission is to spice up to the local gay scene by creating, fun and friendly space for gay, bi and trans men.

The Hump Day Social is a monthly social event for gay men to meet up, a positive space for gay men to mingle and raise a glass with each other. The location changes each month but coming up events are October 18th at Skúli Craft Bar (Austurstraeti), November 15th and December 6th. The Hump Day Socialis open to all gay and bisexual men, local and visiting. Join Hump Day Social group on Facebook to see the location events which start 7 pm.

Tom of Finland is the artist name of Finnish Touko Laaksonen. He signed his erotic work “Tom” and when his drawings were first published in 1957, now world-famous “Tom of Finland” was born.

The annual bear weekend in Reykjavik, BEARS ON ICE will kick off for the 13th time August 31st and for four days bears and friends will once again take over Reykjavik´s gay scene.

Colors of the Rainbow (Litir regnbogans), Reykjavik Pride 2017 song, is out featuring Daniel Arnarson, written by Örlygur Smári, Michael James Down og Primoz Poglajen. Lyrics by Hólmar Hólm.