Norouz is the new year in Iran and 13 other countries in the world. Norouz starts with the beginning of the Spring (usually the 21st of March) and it is the biggest Persian tradition. Before the arrival of Norouz, Iranians gather around a decorated table called Haftsin. The Haftsin includes 7 symbolic items all begin…
The Chaharshanbe Suri festival, also known as the fire festival, is an ancient Iranian tradition. Chaharshanbe Suri is held on the eve of the last Wednesday ahead of the Persian new year. The exact time differs from year to year. For this year, AIPaD arranged and held the Chaharshanbe Suri on the 15th of March…
On 2 September 2019, AIPaD held a kayak tour event in Bagsværd sø in Konges Lyngby. The venue can be found from the below. Sixteen AIPaD members participated in this event. The kayak tour took 2 hours and after the tour, we had snacks in the nearby area.
On 19 October 2019, AIPaD held an event in Gladsax Bowling hall in Gladsaxevej 200, 2860, Søborg. The event was open for all AIPaD members upon registration. Nineteen AIPaD members participated in this event. The gmae started from 16.30 and ended at 19.00. After the game, few participant joined for dinner in a nearby restuarant.
Ukrainian PS752 plane crash memorial On January 14th 2020, Iranians living in Kongens Lyngby gathered in front of the municipality building to light candles for 174 people died in the Ukrainian PS752 plane crash in Iran.The victims were mostly Iranian students living abroad who were back to Iran for holidays.
AIPaD held a kayak tour on 27 June 2020, AIPaD in Bagsværd sø in Konges Lyngby. The venue can be found from the below. This is the very first event held after a long lockdown due to COVID 19 pandemic.
AIPaD held a one day tour to Møns Klint which is a 6 km stretch of chalk cliffs along the eastern coast of the Danish island of Møn in the Baltic Sea. On August 1st 2020, more than 25 AIPaD members participated in this trip which started from 9.00 to 18.00.
Nature Event Members of AIPaD had an event on 29th of May. They taught each other local dance styles from different regions of Iran.
