CPUtíminn

CPUtíminn is an annual cultural event held in Iceland that celebrates Icelandic music, arts, and community engagement. Established in 2014, the event typically takes place over a weekend in late summer, bringing together local artists, performers, and audiences from across the country and beyond.

The primary focus of CPUtíminn is to support and promote Icelandic creative talents by providing a platform for live performances, exhibitions, and workshops. The event features a diverse lineup of musicians, visual artists, and performers, emphasizing inclusivity and artistic innovation. Venues for CPUtíminn are often scattered across Reykjavik and surrounding areas, creating a city-wide festival atmosphere.

In addition to performances, CPUtíminn hosts various cultural activities, including panel discussions, wine tastings, and community events aimed at fostering dialogue and collaboration within Iceland’s artistic community. The event’s programming often incorporates themes related to Icelandic identity, environmental sustainability, and social issues.

The festival is organized by a combination of local cultural institutions, artists, and volunteers, with support from governmental and private sponsors. Its informal and experimental ambiance has contributed to its growing popularity, as it offers a platform for both established and emerging artists.

Since its inception, CPUtíminn has become a significant fixture in Iceland's cultural calendar, drawing attention both locally and internationally. It aims to nurture Iceland’s creative scene and strengthen community ties through shared experiences and artistic expression.