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AYF Olympics back in Boston

It’s time to ship up to Boston this summer as the AYF Greater Boston “Nejdeh” Chapter hosts the 91st annual AYF-YOARF Olympic Games this Labor Day weekend. Boston marked record attendance and success the last time it hosted the AYF Olympics in 2012, and the community is eager to welcome everyone back to the city of champions, revolutionaries and the best lobstah roll you’ve ever had.

The games are always extra special when they are held in Boston—the birthplace of the AYF and many other key Armenian institutions. The response has been overwhelming, with the hotel selling out within days of the announcement, a testament to the richness of our city and the eagerness of AYF alumni, members and supporters to visit Boston and experience its traditions. Anticipation will continue to rise with upcoming announcements regarding this year’s entertainment roster, HyePass and ticket sales, as well as ad book submissions. 

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AYF Greater Boston "Nejdeh" Chapter

Founded in 2000 through the merger of the Watertown “Gaidzag” and Boston “Siamanto” chapters, the Greater Boston "Nejdeh" Chapter works to unite Armenian youth and organize activities in the Boston, Massachusetts area. The chapter has a Senior and Junior chapter. The Greater Boston Chapter sets out to achieve its goals and objectives throughout the year with meetings, fundraisers and dances. The AYF-YOARF's five pillars (athletic, cultural educational, political, social) guide the chapter and help keep its membership active and at the forefront of the Armenian cause at all times.
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