Practices, choirs, music lessons, outdoor groups, community clubs and courses across East Iceland, for children, teenagers and adults.
The snowboard club looks after the terrain park and rental boards at Oddsskarð and holds an open session once a month for snowboarders of all ages. It also sends riders to national cup events.
Mountain hikes, town strolls, a women's walk, bike rides and backpacking trips all over Fjarðabyggð, plus the 'Á fætur í Fjarðabyggð' walking week in June. Each trip has a Facebook event, where short-notice 'Stökktu af stað' outings are also posted.
About 265 women in ten local women's associations that raise money for and support their communities, e.g. with coffee sales and card afternoons. New members are welcome; reach the clubs through SAK.
Three branches with about 300 volunteers: visiting friends, the clothing project and charity shop, and emergency shelters. Introductory courses for new volunteers are held regularly, most recently in Egilsstaðir in April 2026.
Around 65–70 courses each term, e.g. languages, maths, sciences and social studies; taking no more than two at a time alongside work is recommended.
Online speaking practice for learners with some Icelandic, max. 10 per group; designed so lessons can be taken during working hours by arrangement with the employer. Union members (e.g. AFL) can claim back part of the fee from their union's education fund (Landsmennt refunds up to 90%).
Online speaking practice for intermediate learners, max. 10 per group; a smartphone or computer is enough. Union members (e.g. AFL) can claim back part of the fee from their union's education fund (Landsmennt refunds up to 90%).
Three short online courses on East Iceland, welcoming guests and giving good information, for people working in hotels, restaurants, pools and shops; you can choose the language and access lasts 30 days.