Women's associations in East Iceland
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.
Practices, choirs, music lessons, outdoor groups, community clubs and courses across East Iceland, for children, teenagers and adults.
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.
Fjarðabyggð's youth centre for school years 5–10. Drop-in sessions are free, and once a month all the centres hold a joint event. Opening times are announced at school and on social media.
Church clubs in three age groups: 6–9, 10–12 and 13–15. Times are posted on the Austfjarðaprestakall Facebook page.
The youth centre for middle and lower-secondary pupils in Djúpivogur; Djúpavogsskóli pupils can also drop in during the long break.
The seniors' centre in Djúpivogur offers lunch, get-togethers (puzzles, crafts, chat, reading together) and coffee; the Wednesday waffle coffee is open to all.
A Lions club doing charity and community work locally, meeting regularly through the winter. Ask the club or the Lions office for meeting times.
An open drop-in for adults facing mental-health challenges or wanting to feel better: company, peer support and a programme shaped with participants. No attendance requirement.
The club for people aged 60+ organises trips, an autumn party, a midwinter feast, bingo and potluck coffee afternoons, plus daily walks at Vilhjálmsvöllur. Lunch is served at Hlymsdalir; sign up for meals on Múlaþing's 'Mínar síður'.
The youth centre for school years 5–10, with pool table, cinema room, games console, table tennis and board games. Opening times are posted on Nýung's Instagram and Facebook.
Parents with small children meet for a chat and a relaxed morning; ideal for parents on parental leave. Coffee is on.
A Lions club doing charity and community work locally, meeting regularly through the winter. Ask the club or the Lions office for meeting times.
A service club that meets weekly and supports community projects in the Hérað area, including awards from the club's national-day fund. Get in touch through the club's website.
Short fellowship and prayer led by the priests of Egilsstaðir parish. Open to everyone; you don't need to be a member of the seniors' club.
Bridge, whist and other Icelandic card games; from autumn 2026 the Tuesday session includes bridge lessons. Chess sets and cards are available every day.
Songs, Bible stories, the puppets Rebbi and Mýsla, a snack and colouring. All children and their friends are welcome, parents too.
A weekly get-together for stories and conversation about the old days and the present. Open to everyone; you don't need to be a member of the seniors' club.
Outdoor family gatherings where nature-themed books are read aloud around a campfire, together with Náttúruskólinn. Each session is announced on the library's Facebook page.
A Christian club for 10–12-year-olds with games, crafts and a devotion, plus a snack at the start of each meeting. It's free.
A youth house with courses, film and games nights; groups can use the space outside opening hours by arrangement.
Fjarðabyggð's youth centre for school years 5–10. Drop-in sessions are free, and once a month all the centres hold a joint event. Opening times are announced at school and on social media.
A Lions club doing charity and community work locally, meeting regularly through the winter. Ask the club or the Lions office for meeting times.
The youth centre for teenagers in Fáskrúðsfjörður; drop-in is free. Sessions for years 5–7 are on hold until more staff are found.
A Christian after-school club for school years 1–4 with games, crafts and a short devotion. Free, and children don't need to register in advance.