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Mayor Heiða Björg's Neighborhood Days began this morning in Hlíðahverfi and will run through March 6.

Reykjavík City is now seeking interested individuals or groups to participate in the Standby Squares project 2026. The city's public spaces aren't just squares and gardens. The city also comes alive in the spaces between — between houses, at the edges of lots, in alleyways, backyards, sidewalks and other interesting but not always well-defined areas.

Friday, Feb. 27 marks International Rare Disease Day, celebrated worldwide, and Iceland will be no exception. The day aims to raise public and government awareness about rare diseases and their impact on patients and their families.

Reykjavík is answering an international call for action to reduce fossil fuel use. Mayor Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir recently signed an agreement to that effect. Reykjavík City has joined 145 other cities, including the European capitals of London, Paris, Rome, Dublin, Amsterdam and Copenhagen, in participating in the international Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty (FFNPT).