Beginners' ski school
First steps on skis on the rope tow with courses and games, for children turning 4 that year and older. Parents must stay on site; there is also a four-session course, Fyrstu tökin, for children with a parent.
Practices, choirs, music lessons, outdoor groups, community clubs and courses across East Iceland, for children, teenagers and adults.
First steps on skis on the rope tow with courses and games, for children turning 4 that year and older. Parents must stay on site; there is also a four-session course, Fyrstu tökin, for children with a parent.
Weekly running sessions for active kids: warm-up, sprints, longer runs and games.
Sunday mornings of games, obstacle courses, singing and dancing for pre-school children and their parents.
Huginn's weekly practice for the youngest schoolchildren in Seyðisfjörður; register in Abler via Múlaþing's shop.
Huginn's volleyball practices for children and teenagers in two age groups; news is posted in the section's Facebook group.
Exercise classes in the sports hall and instructor-led water aerobics, part of the seniors' programme in Seyðisfjörður.
Alpine ski training in three age groups; younger children can choose one to three sessions a week and Sundays are 'adventure' sessions. Helmets are compulsory and there is a 25% sibling discount; timetable from last winter.
The youth unit of the Ísólfur rescue team (ICE-SAR): first aid, navigation, mountain skills and trips with experienced rescuers. Contact the team or the ICE-SAR office (570 5900) for meeting times.
Seyðisfjörður's church choir, singing at services, confirmations and festivities such as 17 June. The choir welcomes new singers; the best way in is to contact the conductor.
Piano, violin, ukulele, guitar, bass, drums, singing and electronic music/composition. From year 2 children can play together in small groups, and this year four student bands are writing their own songs; lessons are open to everyone in town.
Members get unlimited access to the print workshop for five months plus three included courses (intaglio, risograph and screen printing); new members attend a compulsory introduction at the start of term.
The youth centre for school years 5–10, where young people largely set the programme; pool table, consoles, table tennis and a sports hall in the same building.