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What’s on in March in LGBTQIA+ Iceland?

Jonathan Duffy·16/03/2026

In March you’ll find everything from support spaces and activism to drag extravaganzas and late-night singalongs. March in...

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The Wait is over for Dyke Nite 2.0

Yaz Duncan·21/02/2026

Whether you’re a dyke or a femme, your wait for a dedicated girl party is over. GayIceland sits...

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What’s on in February in LGBTQIA+ Iceland?

Jonathan Duffy·07/02/2026

February in Reykjavík rarely needs an excuse to get social, but this month the LGBTQIA+ calendar is doing...

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“Expect queer joy, dancing and a touch of sexy silliness”

Magdalena Lukasiak·16/12/2025

Artist Skaði releases new track and prepares to perform at Kabarett alongside Mighty Bear on December the 18th....

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Musician Glóey: “Holy is my prayer”

Magdalena Lukasiak·03/12/2025

Holy, Glóeys latest song is a queer prayer. Their voice builds its own cathedral. There are songs that...

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Iceland’s men featured in global queer magazine Elska

Yaz Duncan·21/11/2025

Men from Iceland’s northern town, Akureyi, will feature in the 55th book of Elska magazine through a set...

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