INLUS business member Hey Iceland helps educate us on future travel to Iceland.

Do you want to visit Iceland? Are you confused by Covid-19 travel restrictions? Are you concerned about the future of Icelandair or air...

Icelandic Films at the MSPIFF - starting May 15th.

Join us online for a friendly chat and meet someone new.

Do you speak Icelandic? Is it important to you that Icelandic be kept alive in North America? How is it connected to your feeling of...

Opportunity to see virtual screenings of films by Icelandic filmmaker Hlynur Pálmason.

Remain connected while practicing social distancing.

Pandemic impacts 2020 INLNA Convention.

Check out the newest book from INLUS Business Member, Iceland With Kids. Eric's travel advice will be useful for travelers of all ages.

Thorri (Þorri), the fourth month of winter on the Icelandic calendar begins on Jan. 24th.

Iceland tour deadline is approaching soon.

Snorri Program Deadline is Today!

In the far mountains of Iceland, way up in the north, there is a place that no one dares go. There are no roads, just paths worn from the...

It’s not too early to start planning next summer’s trip! The INLUS is pleased to announce that Nordic Trails is offering two tours to the...

Anyone familiar with Icelandic holiday mythology has probably heard of Jolasveinar-the Icelandic Yule Lads. One folklorist and crafter...

Join us Monday, November 25th as we welcome two INLUS Founding Members, each has authored of books about Iceland’s Yule Lads. With the...

INLUS is proud to support The Snorri Programs. Please help us get the word out about the 2020 Snorri Program offerings! The first...

The INLUS is hosting an informational webinar you don't want to miss! Join us Tuesday, November 19th at 1PM Eastern (Noon Central, 11AM...

When I think about my first visit to Iceland, I remember riding a stocky Icelandic horse along a meandering fjord framed by mountains in...

-Dalarna Farms, Beresford, South Dakota “What sort of sheep are those?” “Are those goats?” “Why aren’t your sheep very sheep-y?” Dalarna...