Sami gaming and games Saturday

Tråanten Tjåanghkoesijjie is organizing gaming and games on Saturday, February 28th from 12:00 - 16:00 at Jotunheimen Social Bar at Kjøpmannsgata 63 in Trondheim.
https://www.jotunheimenesport.no/


At Jotunheimen Esport, children and young people will be able to try different games, including a Sami computer game called Skábma, and there will be the opportunity to play Xbox, Nintendo and Playstation.

We also get a visit from AbyssHaul, an indie game studio with roots from Kautokeino, which is established in Tråante with the purpose of game development. In collaboration with Schultz Game Studios, the studio works full-time on the Sami game project "Siida".


They will give a short presentation about their journey into game development, working with Sami themes within games, and share a little about the "Siida" project."


There will also be a separate area with chess and various board games.
Sami arena Tråante participates with games and instructors in Daabloe and Sahkku.


The minimum age for the event is 12 years.


Welcome to gaming and games Saturday!

Buerie boat theme! Bures boahtin! Buoris boahtem!

This Saturday there is also an event at the library, here is info about it:

Tråanten Tåanghkoesijjie is organizing a pleasant Saturday at the library. At 11:30 we open the doors, where we have coffee, tea and Sami literature. NTNU IMTEL lab will provide equipment so that we can have a demonstration of a VR student project on game development with Sami inspiration. Jotunheim esport opens its doors to everyone at 12 noon for those who want to spend the day playing various games, from board games to computer games. For the occasion, they have purchased Skábma, a Sami computer game.

Further on at the library we will have fairy tales. Beate Heide and Kari Hustad have a performance from "Imašlaš áhpi / Weird Sea", a children's book by Beate Heide and Nina Marie Andersen. The performance is intended for children from 3 to 9 years old, but the whole family is invited and they will tell more stories after a short break for the whole family.

Everyone is welcome to view the exhibition of books throughout the event's opening hours.