In Akranes they recently painted the longest rainbow road in Iceland in honor of the five day Pride celebrations 19 – 23 July. The program is packed with events including, art exhibition, documentary festival, film shown in the swimming pool, warm up party on Friday, a variety of warm up events on the Saturday and a festive Pride Parade starting at 2. pm with entertainment afterwards. There will also be a big party Saturday night and on Sunday there will be a mass in the church with a queer twist.

A meta-theatrical performance about its own creation - with fragments of autobiographical text, live piano accompaniment and original songs - Good Morning, Faggi explores how internalised homophobia is learned in supposedly liberal countries. It asks the audience to consider how liberals centre themselves in coming-out narratives, and questions if tolerance is enough to end systemic oppression.

VERA is a community for queer women and non-binary people in Iceland. They started in 2019 and have been organizing different events for that community.

Loki is a project for queer men and non binary people to come together that started in 2022. Loki organizes all kinds of events, they started with a pub quiz night to get things going but plans for other outings in the future are in the works. Parties, drag shows, balls, hikes, beer tastings, really anything exciting to bring people together is on the table.

The Hump Day Social is a monthly social event for gay and bi men to meet up. The location changes each month. The hope is to create a positive space for gay men to raise a glass with each other.

The annual Reykjavík Bear weekend starts on Thursday when guests arrive from all to socialize, do some sightseeing and party of course. All parties are open to locals guys and visitors. Tickets sold in the reykjavikbear.is shop and at the door. Welcome party is free entry.

Reykjavík Pride 2022 is upon us. The main event The Reykjavík Pride parade will be on Saturday 6^th, starting from Hallgrímskirkja church at 2 pm. winding it’s way down to Lækjargata where it continues to Hljómskálagarðurinn where a outdoor festival starts at 3 pm. with music and entertainment.

“LOKI: a society of queer men and gender queer/ non-binary people” is a new project for queer men and gender queer/ non-binary people to come together. After a few years of pandemic blues, the group behind Loki wants to get the community back together again and bring some life back to downtown Reykjavík. Loki will be hosting a pub quiz night to get things going but plans for other outings in the future are in the works. Parties, drag shows, balls, hikes, beer tastings, really anything exciting to bring people together is on the table.