Culture
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Barsegh Kanachyan Exhibition Opens in Yerevan: Celebrating 140 Years of Armenian Musical Legacy
Honoring a Musical Icon: Barsegh Kanachyan’s 140th Anniversary The Literature and Art Museum in Yerevan has opened a temporary exhibition dedicated to the 140th anniversary of Barsegh Kanachyan, a prominent 20th-century Armenian composer and conductor of the diaspora. This exhibition…
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Theatrical Performances in Yerevan: A Cultural Journey on February 17
Discover the top theatrical performances in Yerevan on February 17: “8000 km,” “The Ghost Sonata,” and “…And Outside, It’s Snowing.” Plan your evening with details on venues, ticket prices, and show highlights.
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Historic and Cultural Sites in Armenia Granted Monument Status
Discover Armenia’s latest historical and cultural sites granted monument status. Explore key sites like the Byurakan Scientific Research Station, the Lorut Burial Ground, and the Old Goris Settlement.
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MuseumsArmenia.am: A Unified E-Ticketing Platform for Armenian Museums
Discover how Armenia’s Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports is revolutionizing museum access with MuseumsArmenia.am, a unified e-ticketing system that enhances visitor experience and digital convenience. Learn about the platform’s features, integration, and future developments.
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Hrant Matevosyan’s 90th Anniversary: His Literary Legacy and Influence on Armenian Literature
February 12 marks the 90th anniversary of Hrant Matevosyan. His literary legacy continues to shape Armenian culture, with his works studied, translated, and celebrated.
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Raj Kapoor’s 100th Anniversary Celebrated at the Indian Film Festival in Yerevan
Indian Cinema Shines in Armenia as Raj Kapoor’s Films Continue to Inspire Generations Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of India’s Cinematic Legend The Indian Film Festival in Yerevan has marked the 100th anniversary of legendary filmmaker Raj Kapoor, celebrating his immense…
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Challenges of Armenia’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Discussed at Paris Conference
A conference titled “Armenian Intangible Cultural Heritage: Language, Music, Stories, Crafts” took place in Paris, dedicated to the challenges of Armenia’s intangible cultural heritage, issues related to state policy and program directions. Astghik Marabyan, Head of the Cultural Heritage Department…
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The Fate of Museum Artifacts in Case of Closure: Regulations from the Government of Armenia
The Armenian government, during its session on February 6th, approved a procedure for the future management and preservation of museum artifacts from reorganized and closed museums. This regulation addresses a significant gap in the existing legal framework regarding the disposition…
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Armenian Museum Initiatives: From Activity to Development
Armenian Minister of Education, Science, Culture, and Sport, Zhanna Andreasyan, met with museum directors to discuss plans for 2025 and the future direction of museum activities. During the meeting, the Minister emphasized the importance of museums’ active participation in cultural…
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Sergey Parajanov: A Celebration of Armenian Culture in the United States
The Embassy of the Republic of Armenia to the United States recently hosted a vibrant cultural evening dedicated to the renowned filmmaker and artist, Sergey Parajanov. 1 This event, held in collaboration with “Things to do DC,” served as a…
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Arakelots Monastery and Settlement Listed Among Europe’s 14 Most Endangered Heritage Sites
The Europa Nostra organization has included Arakelots Monastery and its surrounding settlement in Tavush, Armenia, in its list of Europe’s 14 most endangered heritage sites. This recognition highlights the urgent need for awareness and preservation efforts as the 13th-century monastic…
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The RA Ministry of ESCS Announces a Grant Competition for Supporting Diaspora Educational and Cultural Institutions
The Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports of the Republic of Armenia has announced a grant competition aimed at supporting educational and cultural institutions in the Armenian diaspora. This initiative seeks to strengthen Armenian identity preservation abroad and promote…
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Jazz in Armenia: Unveiling 85 Years of Musical History in Armen Tutunjyan’s Book
On January 28 at 3:00 PM, the Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU) building will host the official presentation of Jazz in Armenia, a book authored by Armen Chiko Tutunjyan. Published under the “Foreign-Language Literature Promoting Armenian Culture” grant program of…
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The 97th Academy Awards: A Celebration of Cinematic Excellence with an Armenian Touch
The anticipation surrounding the 97th Academy Awards, set to grace the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on March 2, 2025, is palpable. This year’s ceremony carries a special significance, not only for celebrating the finest achievements in 2024’s filmmaking but also…
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Remembering John Sykes: A Legacy of Music and Inspiration
John Sykes has passed away following a determined battle with cancer. Widely recognized for his exceptional musical abilities, he was also known by those close to him as a thoughtful and kind individual with a unique charisma. His presence had…