of the Folk Museum<\/a> from 11 am to 5 pm, plus a photography exhibition on Strandst\u00edg.
By the Packhouse, Bettina's horse-drawn carriage will be in operation and there will be a bouncy castle.<\/p>\nEntertainment Programme at the Library
<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- D\u00edsa nightclub, bouncy castles, little R\u00f3lo<\/li>\n
- 15:00 The Lotta Theatre Group presents a selection of their best pieces<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Viking Festival in V\u00ed\u00f0ista\u00f0at\u00fan
<\/strong>Rimmug\u00fdgur's Viking Festival in V\u00ed\u00f0ista\u00f0at\u00fan from 13:00-19:00. Free admission.<\/p>\n\n- 13:30 Viking School<\/li>\n
- 2:00 pm Music \u2013 Bo\u00f0i<\/li>\n
- 15:00 Archery competition<\/li>\n
- 16:00 Viking Games<\/li>\n
- 17:00 Music \u2013 Hamradun<\/li>\n
- 18:00 Fight show<\/li>\n
- 19:00 Closing ceremony\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
East Street Festival
<\/strong>The fantastic East Street Festival will be held for the ninth time this year. The residents of East Street welcome residents of Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur and the surrounding area, and as in previous years, there will be plenty of fun and exciting things on offer. <\/p>\nLinnet Path<\/strong>
Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur Snowboarding Club is putting on a snowboard exhibition<\/p>\nThe seafront, streets and squares
<\/strong>On Strandgatan there will be stalls, fairground rides, shooting ranges, table tennis, archery, darts and music. There will also be creative summer activities and the art group from the Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur Summer School on the move.<\/p>\nThe Old Stream School
<\/strong>The sailing club \u00deytur will have boats and kayaks at L\u00e6knar, and children will be given pony rides by the riding club S\u00f6rli.<\/p>\nHealthcare institutions
<\/strong>Hei\u00f0a \u00d3lafsd\u00f3ttir and Helgi Hannesson visit hospitals and perform Icelandic gems.<\/p>\nTransport and road closures
<\/strong>The town centre will be closed to car traffic during the celebrations:
Strandgata and Austurgata: at L\u00e6kjargata
Linnet Path: at Fjardar Street and 23 Hverfisgata
Mj\u00f3sund: at East Street
Disabled parking at 1 Linnet Path
Residents are encouraged to park legally near the town centre and walk or take the bus to event venues.
We point out the numerous car parks at L\u00e6kjarsk\u00f3li, T\u00e6knisk\u00f3linn, Flensborg, the Strandgata sports hall and V\u00ed\u00f0ista\u00f0ask\u00f3li.<\/p>\n17th June at the Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur Museum of Local History
<\/strong>A lively and informative museum for the whole family. Open from 10 am.
\n11:00-17:00 in five houses: The Packhouse,
\nthe S\u00edvertsens House, Beggub\u00fa\u00f0, the Bungalow and G\u00fatt\u00f3, as well as a photography exhibition at
\nthe coastal path.<\/p>\nFree admission.<\/p>\n
The Warehouse, 6 West Street.<\/strong>
The Packhouse is the main exhibition building of the Folk Museum and houses three
\nExhibitions. The themed exhibition \u201eIn the Shelter of a Cloister\u201c, It Was Thus\u2026 The History of Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur
\nfrom the settlement to the present day and on the top floor of the house, colourful can be found
\na toy exhibition for children and adults. In the Packhouse, a treasure hunt is on offer.
\nfor the children.<\/p>\nS\u00edvertsens' House, 6 Vesturgata.
<\/strong>The S\u00edvertsens House is the oldest house in the town, built in the years
\n1803-1805 by Bjarne Siversen, who was in his day the greatest entrepreneur in
\nIn Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur, there was a fishing industry, a shop and a shipyard in the town. In the house, one can find
\nA wide range of information about Bjarni and his family.<\/p>\nBeggub\u00fa\u00f0, 3b Kirkjuvegur.
<\/strong>The house houses the Folk Museum's shop museum. The house was
\nBuilt as a shop in 1906 for Egil Jacobsen's shop. It previously stood
\non Strandgata but has now been moved to the museum's grounds, restored and opened as
\nshow house.<\/p>\nBookless Bungalow, 32 Vesturgata.
<\/strong>The bungalow was built as a residence for the Scottish brothers.
\nHarry and Douglas Bookless in 1918, as they ran an extensive fishing business from
\nHafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur in the first half of the 20th century. The house contains the history of the foreign fishing industry from
\nThe first half of the 20th century in Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur is covered, but the house itself is also
\nA unique collector's item.<\/p>\nGutt\u00f3, 7 South Street
<\/strong>In the Good Templar Hall, the Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur Folk Museum has set up
\nthe exhibition \u201eG\u00fatt\u00f3 \u2013 House of the Templars, cradle of social and cultural life for 130 years\u201c there
\nlight is shed on the history of the Order of the Good Templars in Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur and the great
\nThe social and cultural activities that have taken place in the house over the years.<\/p>\nThe Coastal Path<\/strong>
\nOn the promenade along the harbour in Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur is the Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur Folk Museum with
\nexhibition space for its photography collection. The exhibition can now be seen there.
\n\u201eThe Port of Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur in 110 Years\u201c. The exhibition features 58 photographs and covers
\nall from Dr\u00f6fn and west along Herj\u00f3lfsgata.<\/p>\n
Leave the dogs at home
<\/strong>It should be noted that dogs are more comfortable at home than in crowds.
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