Konudagurinn knitting club- (Womens day) - February 20, 2026
We will celebrate Konudagurinn or women's day with a cozy gathering of our knitting club. Sigga will be our host and there will be good food, drinks and of course, good company. Knitting/Sowing welcome, but optional. Please register for the knitting club if you haven't, those that do will receive an email with the address the day off the event.
Date: February 20
Time: Starts at 5 PM
Location: Boulder
Save the date
Save the date for these upcoming events. Once we have the event location secured, and the agenda down, we will send out an email to members, and open up for registrations. If you aren't a member yet, please consider joining us. It's free to join. If you have an event you would like to host, or propose, feel free to email us to members@icelandersincolorado.com
Konudagur - (Woman's day) - February 20, 2026
We will celebrate Konudagur with an intimate gathering of our Knitting club. There might not be much knitting happening, but there sure will be good food, conversation and company.
Sumardagurinn Fyrsti - (First day of summer) - April 26, 2026
In celebration that Iceland lives with the dream that summer starts in April, we will go bowling. Join us for a family fun day out, safe from any type of weather.
*Donations
Please consider donating to the association. All funds will go towards events. To donate, scan the QR code, or search in your Venmo app for @Lauren-C-Daggett
To use the QR code, open up your camera, and point the camera at the code. A little link will pop up on your screen, click it and it will go to your venmo app. If you don't have Venmo, you can download it in your app store.
We ask for donations to cover the cost of the events. Any money left over will be put into the next event, ending with our grand slam of the year, Littlu Jólin. If you are unable to donate, please still join us, participation is not dependent on if you are able to donate or not. We ask that you donate whatever amount you are able to whether it is $5 or $50. The board members of the association donate their time and resources and will never accept any compensation for this role. We are all in an agreement that it takes a village to keep up the Icelandic community here in Colorado.