This year Reykjavík Pride parade starts at 2 p.m. sharp and goes from Hallgrímskirkja church, down Skólavörðustígur, Bankastræti, Lækjargata and Fríkirkjuvegur, see map. The parade concludes at Sóleyjargata, near Hljómskálagarður, where an outdoor concert takes place.

Little Gay Reykjavík, Queer History and Anecdotes, is a new book and an interesting read by Guðjón Ragnar Jónasson.  "Pillars of Desperation and Anticipation,” spiteful queens, gay men in olden days, and outings to a green grove— are some of the subjects covered in Little Gay Reykjavík.

BEARS ON ICE 2019 will once again take place in Reykjavik, Iceland August 29th - September. This four day men only event welcomes bears and their gay, bi and trans friends from all around the world and is a great opportunity to see a little bit of Iceland and Iceland's small and friendly bear scene. Special guests this year include the talented Canadian based DJ Ginger-Bear and the Icelandic based electro-pop band Bistro Boy + Bjartmar.

Album Broken is the outcome of two collaborating gay artists teaming up, producer and song writer Bistro Boy & vocalist Bjartmar Thordarson. Meeting up with a set of ideas, Bistro Boy and Bjartmar created Broken, an Electropop album about lost love, broken hearts and never losing hope.

The self-proclaimed ‘Clown in a Gown’ will tell tales of her world travels and the outrageous circus that is her life on the most ambitious solo drag show tour in history on her brand-new comedy show ‘It’s Jester Joke’. Irreverent and fierce, Bianca is guaranteed to keep audiences in stitches with her comical ‘tell-it-like-it-is’ views, from politics and travel to family and social media that has seen her become one of the biggest drag superstars in the world today. Don’t miss the chance to see The Queen of Mean in her uncompromisingly funny new show.

Drag superstars  Heklina og Peaches Christ are bringing their hit show "MOMMIE QUEEREST" to Reykjavik Pride! Also starring Páll Óskar, Gógó Starr and Faye Knús, this show is an outrageous and hilarious drag parody of the American cult film "Mommie Dearest" starring Faye Dunaway as Joan Crawford. While the movie itself chronicles the darkly abusive mother / daughter relationship between Joan and Christina Crawford, it also became an unintentional camp comedy touchstone when Queer Men in the U.S. embraced it due to Faye Dunaway's deliciously over-the-top performance as Joan. The hilariously bad dialogue and “what were they thinking” screenplay added to the mix, and to this day Faye Dunaway’s career has never recovered. Poor Joan Crawford herself is more closely associated with this film than any of the actual films she starred in when she was Queen of Hollywood. Every Halloween, Gay Men still recreate the monster-like costume of a demented Joan, in a bathrobe, face covered in cold-cream, screaming “No Wire Hangers!”

Join us to celebrate the 20^th Reykjavik Pride Parade and outdoor festival on Saturday, 17 August. This is a week later than previously but the celebrations starts on Thursday, 8 August and continue for ten days. The schedule will include informative and entertaining events, culminating in the Parade and outdoor festival on Saturday, 17 August.

The Reykjavík Queer Choir will be performin their annual spring concert next Saturday May 15^th in Guðríðarkirkja church at 5pm. They will be performing songs in all the colors of the rainbow including one song from Nirvana.