Conference on sexual abuse and late consequences after sexual abuse. How do we prevent sexual abuse against children and the disabled, and how do we help children and adults who have been abused? That is the theme of this conference, organized by KRIS. The conference is aimed at psychologists, doctors, social and health workers, nurses, pedagogues, teachers, associations within e.g. sports, scouts, congregations, and churches, as well as parents and other caregivers. Organized by KRIS

JÖRÐ is a performance, which intertwines film-, dance- and sound art. JÖRÐ redefines humanity's connection with nature and our place in the world. JÖRÐ spins together thematic threads of nature, Nordic folklore and the female perspective to create its own modern myth. Through the medium of multi-channel sound, multiple layers of projections and the performance of three dancers, JÖRÐ becomes an immersive experience that unveils pop-culture and stripper heels in contrast to rough rocks and breaking waves. JÖRÐ is a project and artistic collaboration between Maria Guldbrandsø Tórgarð (FO), Vár Bech Árting (FO), Lisen Pousette (SE), Tiia Kasurinen (FI) and Lil Lacy (DK/US). The aim of the collaboration is to create art across geographical borders and art forms. The piece was shown in Copenhagen in November 2022 as a video and sound installation. Now the installation will be transformed into an immersive performance, with the premiere in the Nordic House in the Faroe Islands.

JÖRÐ is a performance, which intertwines film-, dance- and sound art. JÖRÐ redefines humanity's connection with nature and our place in the world. JÖRÐ spins together thematic threads of nature, Nordic folklore and the female perspective to create its own modern myth. Through the medium of multi-channel sound, multiple layers of projections and the performance of three dancers, JÖRÐ becomes an immersive experience that unveils pop-culture and stripper heels in contrast to rough rocks and breaking waves. JÖRÐ is a project and artistic collaboration between Maria Guldbrandsø Tórgarð (FO), Vár Bech Árting (FO), Lisen Pousette (SE), Tiia Kasurinen (FI) and Lil Lacy (DK/US). The aim of the collaboration is to create art across geographical borders and art forms. The piece was shown in Copenhagen in November 2022 as a video and sound installation. Now the installation will be transformed into an immersive performance, with the premiere in the Nordic House in the Faroe Islands.

JÖRÐ is a performance, which intertwines film-, dance- and sound art. JÖRÐ redefines humanity's connection with nature and our place in the world. JÖRÐ spins together thematic threads of nature, Nordic folklore and the female perspective to create its own modern myth. Through the medium of multi-channel sound, multiple layers of projections and the performance of three dancers, JÖRÐ becomes an immersive experience that unveils pop-culture and stripper heels in contrast to rough rocks and breaking waves. JÖRÐ is a project and artistic collaboration between Maria Guldbrandsø Tórgarð (FO), Vár Bech Árting (FO), Lisen Pousette (SE), Tiia Kasurinen (FI) and Lil Lacy (DK/US). The aim of the collaboration is to create art across geographical borders and art forms. The piece was shown in Copenhagen in November 2022 as a video and sound installation. Now the installation will be transformed into an immersive performance, with the premiere in the Nordic House in the Faroe Islands.

Concert in the hall at Hálsur featuring several of the Faroe Islands' top bands and soloists along with the house orchestra. A party where you have the opportunity to sing and dance all evening. The first announced band is RSP, more will be announced in the near future. The starting price is 300 DKK, and it is valid throughout August.

Get ready to polish up your cowboy boots and dust off the cowboy hat, because on Saturday, October 14th, the banquet hall at Hotel Føroyar will be transformed into a lively country event! There will be dining, musical performances by Magni Christiansen and Hallur Joensen, line dancing, and to top it all off, a dance with Hallur Joensen accompanied by his band after the banquet.

The Soul Catcher is a seductive and deeply disturbing performance about psychological and physical abuse, manipulation and power. The Soul Catcher sheds light on the invisible mechanisms behind abusive relationships, with a specific focus on NPD - Narcissistic Personality Disorder. A disorder consisting of a toxic cocktail of lack of empathy, harmful self-absorption, and predatory and exploitative behavior towards other people. In a powerful mix of performance, dance, spoken word, and newly composed electronic music, we break the silence and raise a debate about power, empathy, boundaries, and personal responsibility.

The Faroese band Einangran has just released their brand new album titled "Vendir Vindar" (Changing Winds), and they will celebrate the release with a concert at The Nordic House. Heiðrik á Heygum and Lea Kampmann, both accomplished solo singer/songwriters, found themselves confined to the same apartment in Copenhagen when Denmark implemented a lockdown in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. During this time, they collaborated and wrote songs together in their native language, Faroese. Faroese is considered one of the world's smallest languages, spoken by only around 50,000 people. The outcome of their collaboration is a breathtaking acoustic album comprising 12 Faroese songs. The album features timeless compositions that skillfully combine acoustic and electronic elements. Among the tracks is their Faroese hit song "Kanska," which received the prestigious Best Song award at the Faroe Islands' Music Awards(FMA). Joining them on stage are accomplished musicians such as Heðin Ziska Davidsen, Mikael Blak, Magnus Johannesen, and Per Ingvard Petersen, enhancing the live performance experience.

5 days dedicated to literature!

Three fabulous evenings with exquisite food, songs by Fríði Sigmundsson, entertainment with 4Fýrum and lively music by Jens Marni. Elisa Vang will be the host and Pætur á Borg will perform during the banquet. Galaksi will play for dancing after the banquet

The Faroe Island Symphony Orchestra with children's youth choir Stella and soloist: Mikkjal Davidsen (cello) Welcome to the annual Christmas and Family Concerts with the Faroese Symphony Orchestra. The concerts are a collaboration with the music schools. Here, talented music students get the opportunity to play with a large orchestra at a professional level.

Three fabulous evenings with exquisite food, songs by Fríði Sigmundsson, entertainment with 4Fýrum and lively music by Jens Marni. Elisa Vang will be the host and Pætur á Borg will perform during the banquet. Galaksi will play for dancing after the banquet

The Faroe Island Symphony Orchestra with children's youth choir Stella and soloist: Mikkjal Davidsen (cello) Welcome to the annual Christmas and Family Concerts with the Faroese Symphony Orchestra. The concerts are a collaboration with the music schools. Here, talented music students get the opportunity to play with a large orchestra at a professional level.

The Faroe Island Symphony Orchestra with children's youth choir Stella and soloist: Mikkjal Davidsen (cello) Welcome to the annual Christmas and Family Concerts with the Faroese Symphony Orchestra. The concerts are a collaboration with the music schools. Here, talented music students get the opportunity to play with a large orchestra at a professional level.

Three fabulous evenings with exquisite food, songs by Fríði Sigmundsson, entertainment with 4Fýrum and lively music by Jens Marni. Elisa Vang will be the host and Pætur á Borg will perform during the banquet. Galaksi will play for dancing after the banquet

Enjoy a delicious meal in Restaurant Panorama while taking in the cityscapes of Tórshavn from the heights of Hotel Hafnia. A special evening with good food and beverages.

Included in the package is: Champagne and appetizer, 5 course menu including wine from Ruts Restuarant, coffee/tea & avec, Champagne & petit four on the roof at midnight

The Nordic House and The Faroese television Kringvarp would like to invite you to the show of the year. The New Year's concert is aimed at people of all ages and the program reaches around the entire range of emotions, sadness, joy, love, entertainment romance and magnificence. The annual New Year's concerts are marked by a festive atmosphere and festivities.

The Nordic House and The Faroese television Kringvarp would like to invite you to the show of the year. The New Year's concert is aimed at people of all ages and the program reaches around the entire range of emotions, sadness, joy, love, entertainment romance and magnificence. The annual New Year's concerts are marked by a festive atmosphere and festivities.

Calling all dancing queens, dreamers, winners (and losers) – find your Money, Money, Money and Take A Chance on this concert. As of 2024, 50 years have passed since ABBA won the Eurovision Song Contest with the hit song Waterloo, which since than is chosen to be the best song in the contest ever. That same year they also released the Waterloo album and had their international break through. This calls for a celebration and a grand concert where some of our best musicians will perform all the hits such as “Super Trouper”, “Knowing Me, Knowing You”, “The Winner Takes It All” and many more. So go on and grab your corduroy pants and plateau shoes from the attic and come meet us under the disco lights. Mamma Mia! it’s gonna be great.

Calling all dancing queens, dreamers, winners (and losers) – find your Money, Money, Money and Take A Chance on this concert. As of 2024, 50 years have passed since ABBA won the Eurovision Song Contest with the hit song Waterloo, which since than is chosen to be the best song in the contest ever. That same year they also released the Waterloo album and had their international break through. This calls for a celebration and a grand concert where some of our best musicians will perform all the hits such as “Super Trouper”, “Knowing Me, Knowing You”, “The Winner Takes It All” and many more. So go on and grab your corduroy pants and plateau shoes from the attic and come meet us under the disco lights. Mamma Mia! it’s gonna be great.

On January 27th, there will be a dinner-concert and dance with Hans Jacob Hjelm and friends at Hotel Føroyar.

An internationally recognized cellist and a guest conductor visit the Faroe Islands Symphony Orchestra. The concert is a celebration of the Austrian composer Anton Bruckner. This year marks 200 years since Bruckner was born. It is also the first time that the symphony orchestra plays a Bruckner symphony. The Danish/Swedish cellist Andreas Brantelid plays a cello concerto by Antonín Dvořák, and English Catherine Larsen Mcguire, who also visited the orchestra in 2022, is once again on the conductor's podium.

4.000 children from all over the Faroe Islands will experience the Faroe Islands' Largest Orchestra play children's concerts in The Nordic House. Actor and narrator Jákup Dahl Wardum will together with the Faroe Islands Symphony Orchestra tell the story of Tubbina the tuba. The story is about a tuba that plays in the orchestra. She is tired of playing the same two notes all the time and never is allowed to play a real melody. Tubbina goes on an adventure because she wants to try to play a real melody for the first time. Sùsanna Tórgarð has translated the story into Faroese. There will be public access to the concert in The Nordic House and to one in The Culture House in Fuglafjørð. In addition, nine concerts will be played for kindergartens and schools. Arranger and composer Atli K. Petersen has arranged two recent Faroese songs for symphony orchestra. The program also includes other music that you all know. The Faroe Islands Symphony Orchestra is looking forward to playing some fun and cozy concerts for the youngest. Conductor: Bernhardur Wilkinson

What actually happened when 3 students at a drama school in Denmark became a national phenomenon after appearing on a TV show back in 1980? This can be experienced in the play "Here Are the Other 2," a Danish comedic and musical performance about Linie 3. The play is a loving and honest portrait and retrospective of the success of Linie 3 over 40 years. The audience experiences a reunion with some of the best highlights, seasoned with newly written dialogues performed by Anders Bircow and Thomas Eje. The play is also a narrative about everything that happened after the curtain fell. Overwhelm, frustrations, crises, joys, and tears - honestly and lovingly told by Anders and Thomas. They maintain the thread throughout and guide the audience through a musical and comedic journey spanning 4 decades.

What actually happened when 3 students at a drama school in Denmark became a national phenomenon after appearing on a TV show back in 1980? This can be experienced in the play "Here Are the Other 2," a Danish comedic and musical performance about Linie 3. The play is a loving and honest portrait and retrospective of the success of Linie 3 over 40 years. The audience experiences a reunion with some of the best highlights, seasoned with newly written dialogues performed by Anders Bircow and Thomas Eje. The play is also a narrative about everything that happened after the curtain fell. Overwhelm, frustrations, crises, joys, and tears - honestly and lovingly told by Anders and Thomas. They maintain the thread throughout and guide the audience through a musical and comedic journey spanning 4 decades.

The last opportunity to reserve a table for the Saint Olaf's buffet is on July 27th at midnight.