Horror waffle cafe
Horror-themed waffles and other dreadful treats at Tryggvabúð. Part of Dagar myrkurs.
Djúpivogur
15:00 - 16:00
ISK 600
Events across the villages of East Iceland, from concerts and markets to matches and guided walks.
Horror-themed waffles and other dreadful treats at Tryggvabúð. Part of Dagar myrkurs.
Death Cafe at Skriðuklaustur during Days of Darkness. Enter through the main doors; Klausturkaffi is closed but light refreshments are provided. Free admission.
Puzzle trail for the whole family hosted by the Egilsstaðir Secondary School drama club. Meet at the stage; children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
Turnip lantern carving and darkness bingo at the museum, with a reading and Halloween crafts for children at the library. Children must be accompanied by an adult; bring your own turnips and a flashlight.
A Zumba class under disco lights; costumes welcome. Part of Dagar myrkurs.
Days of Darkness pizza night at Frystiklefinn: homemade pizzas and fries only on the menu that evening.
Residents of Djúpivogur and the surrounding area are encouraged to wear costumes at play and work during Dagar myrkurs.
A Halloween ball for all primary school children, organised by the Djúpavogsskóli parents association and the Zion youth centre. Costumes welcome.
Children in Djúpivogur go door to door for treats. Residents who want to welcome them put a candle or lantern outside.
Town-wide trick-or-treating ("grikk eða gott") for children, going door to door between 17:00 and 19:00.
Traditional sheep head feast during Days of Darkness. Reservations on 898 6056 or [email protected].
Most lights are turned off and candlelight sets the mood in the baths.
Days of Darkness night drive around Borgarfjörður searching for the vanished JólaNaddi and Jólaskotta, with mead, Christmas lights and festive music; pick-up around the village or at KHB brewery. Free, 18+ only.
Halloween party at Valhöll with DJ Tony Tjokko.
All Saints' Day church service at Hof church in Vopnafjörður.
Residents of Djúpivogur and nearby light outdoor candles and decorate rocks. An evening walk lets visitors see the lights.
Open talk in Austurbrú's Orkuskot energy series: Guðmundur Hólm Guðmundsson of RARIK on three-phase electricity and what it changes for an area. The talk is recorded.
Reading session at the library aimed at preschool-age children; everyone welcome.
Themed dinner night at the Bláfell restaurant with sushi, noodles, spring rolls and fried prawns. Time and price not published.
A four-hour first-aid course run by the Red Cross.
Campfire storytime for children run by Bókasafn Múlaþings with Náttúruskólinn: meet at the library, walk to the fire, hear a story and heat a warm snack over the fire. Bring a mug and a seat cushion.
Open house at Seyðisfjörður school according to the school calendar. The time is not stated.
Final talk in Austurbrú's Orkuskot energy series: a specialist from the energy-transition team at Umhverfis- og orkustofnun on electric cars. Open to all; the talk is recorded.
Festive service for the first Sunday of Advent at Vopnafjörður church.
Advent celebration at Skeggjastaðir church in Bakkafjörður, listed in the Vopnafjörður municipal calendar.
Meet at the library and walk together to the campfire for a story reading and a warm drink or snack. Bring a mug and a seat cushion.
Evening Advent celebration at Hof church in Vopnafjörður.
Christmas Eve evensong at Vopnafjörður church.
Festive church service on Christmas Day at 11:00.
Festive service on 26 December at Skeggjastaðir church, listed in the Vopnafjörður municipal calendar.
New Year's Day festive service at Hof church.
Quiz night at the Bláfell restaurant. Time and price not published.
Traditional þorrablót feast at the Frystihúsið hall, with an accommodation offer at Hótel Breiðdalsvík. Time and ticket price not yet published.