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In a quiet corner of Reykjavík, tucked between bookshelves and beanbags in a cheerful school library, a quiet campaign of support began – with a postcard.
Laugarnesskóli, a rainbow-certified primary school in Iceland’s capital, launched an extraordinary initiative last year: a series of vibrant, digitally illustrated postcards sent daily throughout the month, each ca...
January might be quieter when it comes to queer events – but it’s far from empty!
If you’ve ever spent a January in Iceland, you know the feeling. The Christmas lights are still doing their best, the days are short, and Reykjavík has that special post-holiday calm – like the whole city is taking a long exhale after the chaos of December. It’s the season of slow start...
From a country mouse to a sensational drag-star. GayIceland’s Magdalena Lukasiak sits down with Gógó Starr to talk about chosen family, identity, ambition, and the community work that happens before the spotlight hits.
For several years I had the privilege of accompanying Gógó Starr – on stage, backstage, in glitter, sweat, triumph and the moments full of adrenaline ...
Artist Skaði releases new track and prepares to perform at Kabarett alongside Mighty Bear on December the 18th. “It’s cold, it’s wet, the weather sucks, so what else do we do? We celebrate,” Skaði playingly tells GayIceland’s Magdalena Lukasiak. Skaði Þórðardóttir is an Icelandic electronic artist, producer and performer whose work blends humor, ritual, queer energy and sharp m...
In a nightlife landscape where safe, openly queer stages are still rare, Kabarett arrives in Reykjavík with a clear intention: to be a home.
A home for drag, burlesque, standup and live music. A home for weirdos, misfits and outsiders. A home where all performers and queer people are treated with respect, not as decoration.
What makes Kabarett...
