There are several activities for holiday revelers to enjoy in Friday Harbor this year. There are still four more days left of Island Stage Left’s “Omnium Gatherum” and a few events as well. Here is the rundown:

Tuesday, Dec. 20 through Saturday, Christmas Eve, Dec. 24

Island Stage Left’s annual “Omnium Gatherum” at the San Juan County Fair’s Marie Boe building, 7 p.m., Dec. 20-23 and 4 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., Christmas Even, Dec. 24, free/by donation. One of the island’s most popular holiday traditions, “Omnium Gatherum,” meaning a gathering of all, is a collection of seasonal stories, poetry and music.

Using the Danish traditional concept of “hygge” or, the coziness of the soul,” it is the reason that Danes are known for being the happiest people in the world. Hygge incorporates gathering of friends, candlelight, homespun music, warm drinks and telling stories by the fire. “Come alone, with friends and/or family and be prepared to laugh, reminisce and celebrate!,” according to Island Stage Left’s website about the event. Reservations are strongly recommended for the Christmas Eve performances; please call 378-5649 or email stageleft@centurytel.net.

Saturday, New Year’s Eve, Dec. 31

Annual Christmas Bird Count, free, San Juan County. Join one of the nation’s longest-running citizen science projects by helping San Juan Island Audubon Society’s annual bird census. Individuals and groups decide on times and locations, within the county, to count. Diehards can start at midnight and count for 24 hours. For more information visit christmasbirdcount.org or contact Barbara Jensen at 378-3068.

Island Rec’s New Year’s Eve Community Celebration, at the Mullis Center, 7 p.m, free. This family-oriented, alcohol-free celebration includes music, entertainment, games and dancing. Youths under 12 should be accompanied by an adult. Bring a snack to share and Island Rec will provide games, crafts and a live viewing of the New Year’s Eve ball drop in Times Square.

Sunday, New Year’s Day, Jan. 1

Island Rec’s 2nd annual Resolution Run 5k, 10 a.m., Jackson Beach, $10 registration for ages 16 and up and free for ages 15 and under. Begin the New Year on a healthy note. Bring the family and the family dog on a run routing from Jackson Beach up to Mullis, into town, along Argyle and returning to Jackson Beach. New this year at 11 a.m, for those who dare, take an icy dip in the Salish Sea to celebrate the New Year. Island Parks and Rec will build fires to warm polar swimmers, afterward, and will also provide a few light snacks.

Register online at www.islandrec.org or in-person at the Island Rec office at 580 Guard St. Pick up race numbers and complete registration from 9:15-9:45 a.m. at Jackson Beach. Call Island Rec at 378-4953 for more information.