February may be one of the coldest months of the year in Iceland, but the LGBT travel company Pink Iceland hopes to warm things up with their winter pride festi... Read More...
If you’re looking to make a friend on Christmas Eve this year, Samtökin '78 has you set. The national queer organization will be holding its second annual holid... Read More...
A film by local “bio-queen” (biologically female drag queen) Ingunn Mía Blöndal was recently chosen as the short of the week by RÚV (the national broadcasting c... Read More...
When GayIceland brings you stories about the queer community in Iceland, we do it with the support of our wonderful sponsors. Today, we’re happy to announce thr... Read More...
Icelandic filmmaker Erlingur Óttar Thoroddsen is picking up some major awards at North American film festivals with his latest movie, Rift (Rökkur).
“It's ver... Read More...
A junior college in Reykjavík is hosting a series of events that celebrate, raise awareness and discuss issues relating to the LGBTQAI plus community this week.... Read More...
The end is near for fans of Lilja Sigurðardóttir’s Reykjavík Noir trilogy. The final instalment of the series, which follows a lesbian drug smuggler, Agla, and ... Read More...
Icelandic singer Bjartmar Þórðarson is surprising fans with the new direction of his latest music. He’s just released the music video for “Hollow,” the first si... Read More...
Former Prime Minister Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir has been presented with an Alan Turing Award at an event celebrating LGBTQI business, culture and tourism in Teneri... Read More...
Iceland filmmaker Erlingur Óttar Thoroddsen will be going to Los Angeles next month for the North American premiere of his latest film. Rift (Rökkur), a psychol... Read More...
Isaac Würmann is a freelance journalist who calls a number of places and publications "home." He spends most of his time thinking about culture, geography and food, and occasionally writing about any combination of those subjects. Although currently based in Ottawa, Canada, his curiosity has taken him from Dubai to Djúpivogur. You can find him more permanently at www.isaacwurmann.com.
