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Thorlaksmessa

Thorlakur, or Thorlac, was a popular 12th century Icelandic bishop who is now the patron saint of Iceland after Pope John Paul II canonised him in 198...

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World Aids Day concert

The World Aids Day concert took place in Johannesburg yesterday, 1st of December. Artists performing at the event included Annie Lennox, Peter Gabriel...

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Food & Fun Festival

Food and Fun is a growing event which combines outstanding culinary skills, fresh natural ingredients, Icelandic outdoor adventure and the world-famou...

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Sovereignty Day

Not a public holiday, but a day to mark the 1918 Act of Union when Denmark recognised Iceland as a fully sovereign state under the Danish king.

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Young Art Festival

Young Art (Unglist) is an annual festival that gives young people the chance to get their work seen by the public. The programme includes painting, ph...