At Eyrarbakki, the twilight of the new year is a scene of joy, stories, songs and food in the stomach.
 

Odum is shortened to Advent, which we associate with both sacred customs and sexual beings, but also with the need to share pleasant times with the family,
friends and colleagues.
 

The new year features Bakkastofudagrograms  in the spirit of the season, but not least we use Árni Björnsson's gold mine as material and igniter.

We reminisce about folklore that springs from darkness and resources in times of need mixed with lightness with music and a coffee or dinner table in the spirit of the second half of winter.

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The light towers on Bakkan   now have signs about our own Icelandic Santa Clauses that most people own  it is common to have strange names.