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Borgarleikhúsið
Capital Area
Reykjavik Theater Company is the oldest theater company that has worked continuously in Iceland and is also one of the oldest operating cultural companies in the country. Since the opening of the City Theater, the Reykjavík Theater Company
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Þjóðleikhúsið
Capital Area
The National Theatre of Iceland has been a leading institution of the Icelandic theatre scene since the formal opening on April 20th 1950. With its varied selection of different productions, The National Theatre endeavours to stimulate inte
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Kómedíuleikhúsið / The Comedytheatre
The Westfjords
The Comedytheatre is the first and only professional theatre in the Westfjords, founded in 1997. The theatre has hosted 45 plays, which usually reflect the history of the Westfjords in one way or another. The Comedytheatre has focused on so
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Gaflaraleikhúsið
Capital Area
Gaflaraleikhúsið is a group of professionals who have run a small theater at Víkingastræti in Hafnarfjordur since 2011. The future goal of the theater is to build a powerful professional theater in Iceland that emphasizes good and quality p
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Lotta Theatre Group
Capital Area
The Lotta Theatre Group was founded in the fall of 2006. It was founded by nine individuals who all had a passionate interest in acting and were extremely frustrated with the theaters going on summer vacation. What are enthusiastic amateur
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Menningarfélag Akureyrar
North Iceland
Akureyri Culture Company (ACC) represents three cultural institutions; Akureyri Theatre Company (Leikfélag Akureyrar), the North Iceland Symphonic Orchestra (Sinfóníuhljómsveit Norðurlands) and the Hof Cultural Center (Menningarhúsið Hof).
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Sossa
Reykjanes
Sossa is an Icelandic painter and Fulbright Scholar. She’s a graduate from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts as well as a Master of Fine Arts from Tufts University and School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Her paintings have bee
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KVIKAN - House of Culture and Natural Resources
Reykjanes
Kvikan is the cultural house of Grindavík. Diverse cultural activities take place in Kvikan e.g., events, performances, lectures, choir rehearsals and so much more. Kvikan announces its events on its Facebook page. On the second floor of th
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Reykjanes Museum of Heritage
Reykjanes
Reykjanesbær Heritage Museum - Where the past is reflected in the present Reykjanesbær Heritage Museum offers visitors the opportunity to explore the local history and find out what makes this area unique. The exhibitions look at influentia
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Reykjanesviti visitor center
Reykjanes
Located on the southwestern tip of Reykjanes, next to Iceland’s oldest lighthouse, the visitor center at Reykjanesviti lighthouse showcases the region’s fascinating maritime and geological history. It features a coffee shop overlooking the
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The Giganta in the cave
Reykjanes
The Giganta in the mountain moved to the Town of Reykjanes during the family and cultural festival Night of Lights in 2008 and is now located in Black Cave at the marina in Gróf. There the Giganta has been settling in her nice cave with its
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Reykjanes Museum of Heritage - Stekkjarkot
Reykjanes
Stekkjarkot is a classic example of the roughly built turf, stone and timber cottage-type houses once common on the Reykjanes peninsula and other coastal areas of Iceland, Stekkjarkot was opened to the public in 1993 by Iceland’s then-presi
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