Reykjavik Pride Opening Ceremony is the official opening of the festival. Held in one of Iceland’s most beautiful venues, with some of the country’s favourite queer performers and some special surprises.

This year the theme is “Looking back - queer music feast”

Dragsúgur Extravaganza at Reykjavik Pride 2016 was full of comedy, glamour, fantasy and fierceness!

For the past year Iceland’s only Queer Variety Performance, Dragsúgur, has been entertaining an evergrowing crowd with its transcendent and outrageous drag royalty, and changing the queer scene in Iceland. The queens are padded, the kings are bulging, and they have comedy, glamour, fantasy and fierceness oozing out of every pore.

Gayice.is brings you photos and clips from Drag-Súgurs Christmas show from the 22nd of December 2015. A wonderful mix of drag, comedy, singing and more followed by the amazing Andrea Gylfa and her talented half naked santa on the guitar.

Last friday night was Drag-Súgur’s first event at Gaukurinn with a variety of performances, including live music, stand up, circus, and of course; Drag! The show had a very international flavor with Jonathan Duffy, Australian standup comedian, hosting the evening and performing two songs and Hungarian Pixy Strike performing drag.

Snapshots from the Blue Lagoon at Bears on Ice weekend September 2015.

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Snapshots from the friday and saturday parties and the farewell brunch at Bears on Ice weekend September 2015.

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Snapshots from the Golden Circle tour at Bears on Ice weekend September 2015.

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Snapshots from the welcome party at Bears on Ice weekend September 2015.

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Pictures from Reykjavik Pride stage show on Arnarholl, August 8th, 2015. Among performers performing where Agent Fresco, Steed Lord, Mannakjöt, Amaba Dama and Páll Óskar (Paul Oscar).

Reykjavik Pride is an important event for the LGBTQI+ community and the Icelandic society as a whole where we proactively celebrate human rights for all.

It is a platform where we can show gratitude to those who have fought on the front line for decades and those who continue carrying the torch.