Iceland is coming to New York City this winter! The Scandinavia House will be presenting a wide variety of Icelandic programs beginning in 2018. Known for its celebration of Nordic culture, The Scandinavia House will offer something for everyone to enjoy, including film screenings, book clubs, lectures, language courses and more.
Under the Tree/Undir Trénu – Nordic Oscar Contender
Just in time for awards season, catch one of the 2017 Oscar contenders at The Scandinavia House! The celebrated Icelandic film, Under The Tree, is one of six Nordic movies being shown at the cinema. Directed by Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurðsson, the movie follows the story of two families and the tree that comes between them. You can buy tickets for the event and learn more about critically acclaimed film here.
Icelandic Composer Collective – Errata Series Featuring Loadbang and TAK Ensemble
For only two nights, Loadbang and TAK Ensemble will perform the work of renowned Icelandic composer collective, Errata and of Icelandic-American composer, David Franzson. These exclusive performances will honor the great work of these musicians and bring an Icelandic sound right to New York City. You can buy tickets for January 19 or January 21.
Saturday Morning Icelandic Storytelling
Starting mid-January, storytellers from Hans Christian Andersen Storytelling Center will excite children with Icelandic and Nordic classic tales. This Saturday morning event is a great way to learn about Icelandic culture from magical tales and popular folk stories. And even better, it’s free! Grab your little ones and learn more about this weekly event here.
You can find a full list of the events happening with the Scandinavia House Calendar here. And don’t forget, members receive a discount to each of these programs!
Will you be attending these Icelandic events or any event at the Scandinavia House? Let us know in the comments below or on Twitter!
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