Month: August 2018

AYF’s 85th Anniversary Gala Filled with Memories and Fun

For 85 years, the Armenian Youth Federation has been an organization of family, traditions and growth. On Saturday, July 21,…

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New $20,000 Donation from Apo and Nayiri Saghdejian Strengthens ANCA’s Youth Empowerment

WASHINGTON, D.C. (ANCA) – Longtime community leader Apo Saghdejian and his daughter Nayiri presented a generous donation last week to…

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Vahram Zaryan and the Artistry of Contemporary Mime

French-Armenian mime artist Vahram Zaryan holds a unique place in today’s performance world. A graduate of Armenia’s National Conservatory in…

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Cabin Fever: Notes From Camp, Part I

This is part one of a two part series featuring notes from Camp Haiastan campers in the summer of 2018. …

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Research Your Armenian Roots—What You Need to Know (Part III)

This article is part of a continuing series documenting the available records for research into one’s Armenian family roots. Part…

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But What About Levon?

Commenting on the virus that is corruption, Mahatma Ghandi once said: “I will not let anyone walk through my mind…

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Invisible Changes

There are a number of reasons why our editorial board decided it was time to place a new emphasis on…

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“Ding dong, the wicked witch is dead…”

The song from “The Wizard of Oz” just kept coming to mind as I sat down to write this article.…

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Local Merrimack Theatre Premieres Reading of Play about Armenian Feminist, Activist Zabel Yessayan

LOWELL, Mass. – Merrimack Repertory Theatre (MRT),  in partnership with the Armenian International Women’s Association, the National Association for Armenian…

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Can A Comedian Become Mayor of Yerevan?

Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party seems to have made a peculiar choice for their mayoral nominee in the upcoming Yerevan…

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