 Please RSVP to [email protected] or through our Events Calendar online at https://tockify.com/markerville/detail/13/1752616800000 Opening Reception with Claudia Pétursson, North American representative for Njálurefill SES The Njál’s Saga Traveling Tapestry Excerpt is part of the North American Tour from Hvolsvöllur, Iceland that began March 26th. Enjoy a delectable Strawberry Shortcake dessert while being introduced to Claudia and The Traveling Tapestry Excerpt, along with a Saga reading and Q&A session. Entry Fee is a cash donation of $5 or more with all proceeds being donated towards the Njálurefill SES building fund. The Njál's Saga Traveling Tapestry Excerpt will be on display at the Creamery from July 15-26, 2025.  There will be a charge for food, but other events are free to enjoy!
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Vol 37 #2 hits the ground running with Icelandic Independence Day Celebration happening June 21st! There are photos from recent events like INLNA Convention and Buttermaker's House artist Veronica Graves, our Calendar of Events updated to the end of the year including Traveling Tapestry Excerpt in July and a Live Auction in September, Fensala Hall Concert Series lineup, and a visit from the Sons of Norway Aspelund Lodge! Download your copy today from our Google Drive archive!  Auction takes place September 20 / Creamery CourtyardWe are actively looking for donations or consignments with commission donated to fundraising. Contact Tim or John to donate. Deadline for items to be dropped off is August 30th, 2025.
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We acknowledge the traditional lands and territories of the Indigenous Peoples who have lived on these lands and taken care of them since time immemorial. We acknowledge that the Historic Sites of the Stephan G. Stephansson Icelandic Society are on traditional Treaty 6 Territory. We recognize the Cree, the Nakoda Sioux, the Dene, the Saulteaux, as well as the Métis and Inuit who have lived on and cared for these lands for generations. We acknowledge the Traditional Knowledge Keepers and Elders, both past and present, and are grateful for their contributions that helped keep this land beautiful. We make this acknowledgement as an act of reconciliation.