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Art

Street art showcases the heart and rhythm of Gyumri 

There are cities you visit knowing exactly what you came to see. And then there are cities where the longer…

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Culture

How Hayk Heritage turns shirts into stories

The screen is on, and I’m about to start an online conversation with a man who creates shirts — but…

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Culture

Armenian American artist Lusine Saakyan weaves history into art

Lusine Saakyan is a self-taught Armenian American artist whose work probes resilience, culture and ancestry. Born in Armenia, with roots…

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Diaspora

NAASR library enriched by Der Matossian donation

NAASR’s Mardigian Library was enriched in 2025 by the donation of 11 titles from the series “Armenians in the Modern…

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Columns

The loss of community churches: Prosperity has a price

The survivor generation arrived on these shores to escape the ravages of genocide and reestablish their lives in this country.…

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Opinion

What must not be yielded

There are moments in the life of a nation when policy becomes more than policy. A border crossing, a mountain…

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Announcements

Library of Congress to spotlight Armenian American history 

As part of the Library of Congress’ popular Live! at the Library summer series, visitors are invited to explore 250…

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Youth

AYF members gather for ARF Educational Weekend in Liberty, New York

LIBERTY, N.Y. — From May 29-31, 2026, members of the Armenian Youth Federation-Youth Organization of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation Eastern…

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Culture

Armenian arts in America: From Broadway pioneers to today’s rising voices

Dedicated to the 250th anniversary of America’s founding, this is the second in a series titled “Armenian Arts in America,”…

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Culture

If Armenian becomes monochrome: What language will our grandchildren speak?

Sometimes, I simply stay silent and listen to her. The voice of my grandmother, Gayane, is unlike the Armenian I…

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