Have you ever dreamed about being a parrot or a gorilla? Or maybe you'd like to create a brand-new animal species, which could be called the Grófin puma?
A fun workshop where we will make masks inspired by the animal kingdom. Children get to work with diverse materials, textures, and colors and create their own animal masks.
The event will take place on the 2nd floor from 14:30-15:30
Instructor: Alda Ægisdóttir, explorer and an animal keeper
Further information:
Guðrún Elísa Ragnarsdóttir, project manager
gudrun.elisa.ragnarsdottir@reykjavik.is
Hólmfríður Ólafsdóttir, project manager
holmfridur.olafsdottir@reykjavik.is
Animal mask making
Reykjavík library and Culture house, Grófin, Tryggvagata 15, 101 Reykjavík Directions
Sat 22.08.2026 13:00
Performers
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Culture night Lucky Records
CultureNight is a festival of arts, food and all kinds of entertainment, marking Reykjavik's foundation anniversary.
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Djasskrakkar
A group of six children aged 10-15 who have learned to play jazz by ear.
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Jóhannes Agnar Kristinsson
salsakennari til margra ára
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Andri Ívars
Comedian and guitarist known for mixing emotional guitar playing into his stand-up routine.
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María Shanko
Kid's yoga instructor
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Guy Stewart
Kalligrafíusýning
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Valgeir GestssonSérfræðingur Tónlistardeildar
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Alda Ægisdóttir
Alda Ægisdóttir , born 1999, uses sculpture, installation and stop motion animation to create a fantasy world where an alien nature is merged with an anime aesthetic. She has exhibited her artwork at various locations across Iceland.
After winning Best Experimental Film at Stockfish 2023 Alda’s first short film Story of a Blue Girl has been screened and gotten multiple awards from film festivals all over the world.
Alda has also worked for Studio Irma, and helped make props for Björk among other projects.
