The Children’s Culture Festival takes place in Reykjavík from April 18 to 23.
Many Facebook users participate by changing their profile picture during the festival and posting a picture of themselves as a child. During the week of the festival, it seems that the average age of Facebook users in Iceland dropped significantly.
DV looked at the pages of several well-known Icelanders and here you can see what the person looked like as a child and what they look like in a recent profile picture. Let’s keep the child in us.
The festival takes place all over the city and offers small and large exhibitions and events created for or with children. The children exhibit their works in prestigious cultural institutions and largely take over the cultural life of the city during the six days of the festival.
This year, special emphasis is placed on events in Grafarvogur and events related to peace.
Lilja D. Alfredsdóttir Minister of Culture and Commerce
Bergrún Íris Sævarsdóttir writer and illustrator
Flosi Þorgeirsson, musician and co-host of the Ghosts of the past podcast Steingerður sits to the left of his teacher Steingerður Steinarsdóttir IT manager and publicity manager at Samhjálp
Ólafur Páll Gunnarsson radio operator at RÚV
Svanhildur Konráðsdóttir, CEO of Harpa
Sigríður Guðnadóttir singer and real estate agent
Sigurður Helgi Pálmason, an evaluator who was the co-host of the For All Things program on RÚV
Sunna Valgerðardóttir, radio host and journalist at RÚV
Musician Einar Ágúst Víðisson decided not to participate in the behavior of the herd, but participated anyway and posted a photo of the boy with the tear
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