List í ljósi (Art in the Light) is a mesmerizing winter art and light festival held each February in the fjordside town of Seyðisfjörður, Iceland. For two nights, the town transforms into a glowing outdoor gallery where artists present light installations, video projections, and interactive works that illuminate the snowy landscape and surrounding mountains. The event celebrates creativity, community, and the return of light after the long Arctic darkness, drawing visitors from across Iceland and beyond. Blending art, nature, and the region’s distinct sense of isolation and wonder, Art in the Light is one of Iceland’s most intimate and atmospheric cultural experiences.
Start with a quick trip form. Weekend in Seyðisfjörður or a longer Iceland route—we’ll plan light installations & projections, smart vantage points by the harbour/Blue Church, bus links via Egilsstaðir, and a walkable stay.
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DATES & TIMES
• Dates: Exact 2026 details not yet published—check official site nearer the date: Official site.
• Pattern: Annual outdoor light‑art festival held in February as Seyðisfjörður marks the return of the sun — see About.
• The exact timetable publishes annually; watch the organiser’s Program page for schedules when released.
LOCATION
• Town: Seyðisfjörður, East Iceland — overview on the About page.
• Map: Seyðisfjarðarkirkja (Blue Church), Hafnargata, Seyðisfjörður — Open in Google Maps.
• Getting there: Use regional buses and local services; plan with the official Strætó route planner.
TICKETS & ENTRY
• Free entry: Community‑driven outdoor event with no general admission fee — confirmed by regional tourism’s official listing East Iceland tourism.
GOOD TO KNOW
• Lights out: The town switches off street lighting so artworks can illuminate the fjord — see About.
• Weather: Outdoor installations are weather‑dependent; last‑minute changes appear on the organiser’s Facebook and Instagram channels.
• Family friendly: Free, community‑driven atmosphere highlighted in official regional channels — see East Iceland tourism.
Tell us your dates, who’s coming, and what else you’d like to see. We’ll suggest an Iceland route that includes the List í Ljósi at the right moment, with realistic travel days and comfortable home bases.
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