2025 CALENDAR: New beginnings
The 2025 INLNA calendar celebrates the 150th Anniversary of the founding of Nýja ĺsland. The arrival of the first Icelandic settlers on October 21, 1875, is depicted on the calendar’s cover. Nýja ĺsland served as a starting point for many in the North American Icelandic community. The calendar captures both historic and current settings, along with thumbnail sketches of key events and places. The 2025 calendar is a keepsake for sure!
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2024 CALENDAR: WONDROUS WESTFJORDS
The 2024 INLNA Calendar features the Westfjords as seen by the participants of our 2022 INLNA Tour. Lonely Planet declared the Westfjords of Iceland as their number one region to visit in the world in 2022. “Famous for remote, scenic spots, the Westfjords make for an unforgettable getaway. Untouched by mass tourism, the area looks like its trying to escape, it’s clutch of finger-like fjords reaching out towards Greenland.” Such a vivid and accurate description.
2023 CALENDAR: SPECTACULAR South Iceland
The 2023 INLNA Calendar features Souths Iceland which is one of the most beautiful and most visited regions of Iceland. Visit Iceland (visiticeland.com) describes the South Region as “an astonishing medley of waterfalls, glaciers and famous black sand beaches, home to the biggest glacier in Europe and a gateway to some of the most beautiful hiking areas in Iceland.”
2022 Calendar: Majestic Reykjavík
This year we asked club members to send us their favourite photos of Reykjavík and we think this calendar is a winner! It’s a 32 page, full-colour calendar complete with Icelandic, Canadian and American holidays noted.
2021 Calendar: Majestic Iceland
In 2019, the INLNA organized a 100 Year INLNA Anniversary Tour to Iceland and forty-seven enthusiastic individuals toured the country enjoying the diversity of hot springs and glaciers, waterfalls and geysers, black sandy beaches and majestic mountains. The photographs in this calendar were submitted by tour participants and allow a glimpse into the beauty of Iceland.
Thank you to all those who submitted photos, Bev Arason-Gaudet and Marlene Linneberg on our Calendar Committee, and Natalie Guttormsson of Hugsi Designs for designing the calendar.
2020 Calendar: Icelandic 101
The INLNA 2020 Calendar was created with the intention of providing members with a very basic introduction to the Icelandic language with conversation starters and basic vocabulary. The best way to achieve this is to also provide the audio, so you can hear how the pronunciation of how the words sound. Each month the INLNA will post audio files to the website that cover the monthly dialogues and corresponding vocabulary, as well as the word of the day for each month. The monthly word of the day lists will also be available to download or print with the corrections and updates mentioned in the audio.
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To buy a calendar, please contact your local club to purchase or contact us!
The audio recordings are provided by:
Þórdís Edda Guðjónsdóttir (Thordis Edda Gudjonsdottir)
Icelandic Language Consultant
Edda was born and raised on a farm in Iceland. She is a teacher, a folklorist and has a masters degree in Library and Information Science. Her thesis was on Western-Icelandic Cultural Heritage. She is also a yoga teacher. In her free time Edda likes hiking the hills and heaths of Iceland, and if there are sheep around, she’ll be even happier, as sheep are her favourite animals. Edda currently lives in Reykjavík, Iceland.
Natalie Fame Guttormsson
Design Committee Lead
Natalie was born and raised in the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia. She is a Western Icelander/Vestur Íslendingur through her maternal grandfather’s family. Natalie is a web developer and designer and also has a Bachelor’s degree in International Development Studies and Hispanic Studies. She is also a mother and a writer and her favourite animal is the raven. Natalie currently lives in Reykjavík, Iceland.