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International Jazz Day in Yerevan
International Jazz Day in Yerevan is one of the city’s most atmospheric spring music events, bringing live jazz, open-air performances and a creative urban crowd to the heart of Armenia’s capital every April 30.
Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day
Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day is observed every year on April 24, when Armenians in Armenia and around the world honor the memory of the victims with flowers, silence and solemn ceremonies.
Zatik Wine Festival in Yerevan
Zatik Wine Festival in Yerevan is a lively spring event connected with Easter season, bringing Armenian wine culture, local food, music and open-air city life together in a festive setting.
Palm Sunday and Tsaghkazard
Palm Sunday, known in Armenian tradition as Tsaghkazard, is a beloved church feast that marks Christ’s entry into Jerusalem with blessed branches, prayer and the special blessing of children.
Commemoration Day for Victims in Azerbaijan SSR
This Armenian remembrance day, observed on February 28, honors the victims of violence against Armenians in the Azerbaijan SSR and reflects on displacement, dignity, memory and human rights.
Trndez and the Presentation of the Lord
Trndez, or the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, is an Armenian Christian feast on February 14, known for church services, candles, bonfires and blessings for newly married couples.
Feast of Saint Vartan and Vardanants
The Feast of Saint Vartan, or Vardanants, honors Vartan Mamikonian and his companions, remembering faith, courage and Armenian identity through church services and historical memory.
Armenian Christmas and Epiphany
Armenian Christmas and Epiphany is celebrated on January 6, when the Armenian Church commemorates the birth and baptism of Christ with liturgy, candlelight and family traditions.
Second Day of New Year Holiday
The second day of the New Year holiday continues Armenia’s winter celebration with family visits, rest, festive meals, decorated streets and a softer rhythm after New Year’s Eve.
New Year’s Day in Armenia
New Year’s Day in Armenia marks the beginning of the year with family gatherings, festive tables, city lights, winter celebrations and warm wishes for a hopeful start.