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Armenian Community Events in California

Join Armenian community events in California celebrating your cultural heritage. Find cultural festivals, professional networking events, religious celebrations, educational workshops, fundraisers, and social gatherings that bring the Armenian community together. Stay connected with events that honor your traditions and create meaningful connections.
Silk Passion Art Exhibition by Nazani
Silk Passion Art Exhibition by Nazani
Silk Passion, a captivating exhibition by artist Nazani, presenting a new exploration in fine art through the medium of silk painting. Armenian Arts invites you to Silk Passion, a captivating exhibition by artist Nazani, presenting a new exploration in fine art through the medium of silk painting. Blending delicate craftsmanship with contemporary artistic vision, Nazani’s work transforms silk into a vibrant canvas where color, movement, and texture come alive. The fluid nature of silk allows pigments to flow and merge in unexpected ways, creating luminous compositions that feel both spontaneous and deeply expressive. Each piece reveals the unique dialogue between material and imagination — where the softness of silk meets bold artistic intention. Through subtle transitions of color and intricate patterns, the works invite viewers into a visual journey that celebrates beauty, sensitivity, and creative freedom. Silk Passion represents a new chapter in fine art practice, where traditional techniques meet modern artistic expression. The exhibition highlights the remarkable possibilities of silk painting as a medium capable of conveying emotion, elegance, and visual harmony. We invite you to experience this feast for the senses and immerse yourself in a world of color, light, and texture. Join us for two evenings celebrating the artistry of Nazani. Opening night: Friday, June 26, 2026 | 7:00–10:00 PM Exhibition continues: Saturday, June 27, 2026 | 3:00–6:00 PM

Friday, 26, 19.00 - Saturday, 27, 18.00 Glendale, CA _$25

Arev: Armenian Wellness Festival for Kids and Families
Arev: Armenian Wellness Festival for Kids and Families
Focuses on promoting mental health awareness and well-being within the Armenian community through l seminars, family-friendly activities.

Sunday, 03, 10.00 - Sunday, 03, 17.00 Glendale, CA _$25

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Edwardian Costumes of Constantinople: Opening Reception & Lecture
Edwardian Costumes of Constantinople: Opening Reception & Lecture
Dive into Armenian culture with vibrant dresses and rich textile stories at our fun, in-person event! Edwardian Costumes of Constantinople opening reception & lecture Welcome: Gallery Owners Gayane Matulian & Sarkis Damargi ADTP Founder/Director: Tina Demirdjian Founding & Timeline of the Armenian Dress & Textile Project (ADTP) The power of our lives through discoveries, and the stories of where we come from. Master Embroiderer/ADTP Director: Dr. Sofi Khachmanyan How to dress an Edwardian woman: discovery to demonstration and the re-making of Victoria Telfeyan’s Edwardian gown. 🥁OPEN CALL: Have an Armenian family story to share about textiles, costumes, or treasures? We’d love to collect oral histories to share on a platform of ancestral stories. ____________________________________________________________ Timeline of Our Ancestors: Costumes, Textiles & Stories05/02 - 05/30/26Litavie Art Gallery 6413 San Fernando Rd.
Glendale, Ca seasonal exhibit & events An exhibit of costumes, textiles and embroidery from the 19th and early 20th Century. Delve into one Armenian family’s journey from 1893 Turkey to present day Los Angeles. Discover items they carried with them that survived genocide, migration, and time, and became the inspiration for the founding of the Armenian Dress & Textile Project (ADTP). By joining this event, you will be notified via email of other upcoming events in this series.

Saturday, 02, 18.00 - Saturday, 02, 20.00 Glendale, CA _$25

6th Annual Day of Armenian Music
6th Annual Day of Armenian Music
We're back with another fun-filled day featuring an album-launch concert, workshops with musicians, and "meet the artist" sessions. The HASOM Armenian Music Program presents the 6th Annual Day of Armenian Music at UCLA, which will feature an album launch concert with guest artists, along with a series of workshops and "meet the artist" sessions. This event is co-sponsored by the UCLA Promise Armenian Institute.

Friday, 22, 11.00 - Friday, 22, 21.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Khachatur Avetisyan’s 100th Anniversary and Armenian Genocide Commemoration
Khachatur Avetisyan’s 100th Anniversary and Armenian Genocide Commemoration
LA-community musicians and international guest artists come together for a concert honoring Khachatur Avetisyan and the Armenian Genocide. In observance of the Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, the Armenian Music Program hosts special guest musicians from Armenia and the LA Armenian community in this concert commemorating the 100th anniversary of the renowned composer Khachatur Avetisyan. The LA-based Haikian Chamber Choir, accompanied by a folk-instrument orchestra directed by Gayane Baghdasaryan and Mikayel Avetisyan, along with guest solo artists, will perform Avetisyan's concertos for folk instruments and works dedicated to the memory of the Armenian Genocide. This event is co-sponsored by the UCLA Promise Armenian Institute.

Thursday, 23, 19.00 - Thursday, 23, 21.30 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Latest Armenian Events

Silk Passion Art Exhibition by Nazani
Silk Passion Art Exhibition by Nazani
Silk Passion, a captivating exhibition by artist Nazani, presenting a new exploration in fine art through the medium of silk painting. Armenian Arts invites you to Silk Passion, a captivating exhibition by artist Nazani, presenting a new exploration in fine art through the medium of silk painting. Blending delicate craftsmanship with contemporary artistic vision, Nazani’s work transforms silk into a vibrant canvas where color, movement, and texture come alive. The fluid nature of silk allows pigments to flow and merge in unexpected ways, creating luminous compositions that feel both spontaneous and deeply expressive. Each piece reveals the unique dialogue between material and imagination — where the softness of silk meets bold artistic intention. Through subtle transitions of color and intricate patterns, the works invite viewers into a visual journey that celebrates beauty, sensitivity, and creative freedom. Silk Passion represents a new chapter in fine art practice, where traditional techniques meet modern artistic expression. The exhibition highlights the remarkable possibilities of silk painting as a medium capable of conveying emotion, elegance, and visual harmony. We invite you to experience this feast for the senses and immerse yourself in a world of color, light, and texture. Join us for two evenings celebrating the artistry of Nazani. Opening night: Friday, June 26, 2026 | 7:00–10:00 PM Exhibition continues: Saturday, June 27, 2026 | 3:00–6:00 PM

Thursday, 23, 19.00 - Thursday, 23, 21.30 Glendale, CA 0.00

Arev: Armenian Wellness Festival for Kids and Families
Arev: Armenian Wellness Festival for Kids and Families
Focuses on promoting mental health awareness and well-being within the Armenian community through l seminars, family-friendly activities.

Thursday, 23, 19.00 - Thursday, 23, 21.30 Glendale, CA 0.00

Edwardian Costumes of Constantinople: Opening Reception & Lecture
Edwardian Costumes of Constantinople: Opening Reception & Lecture
Dive into Armenian culture with vibrant dresses and rich textile stories at our fun, in-person event! Edwardian Costumes of Constantinople opening reception & lecture Welcome: Gallery Owners Gayane Matulian & Sarkis Damargi ADTP Founder/Director: Tina Demirdjian Founding & Timeline of the Armenian Dress & Textile Project (ADTP) The power of our lives through discoveries, and the stories of where we come from. Master Embroiderer/ADTP Director: Dr. Sofi Khachmanyan How to dress an Edwardian woman: discovery to demonstration and the re-making of Victoria Telfeyan’s Edwardian gown. 🥁OPEN CALL: Have an Armenian family story to share about textiles, costumes, or treasures? We’d love to collect oral histories to share on a platform of ancestral stories. ____________________________________________________________ Timeline of Our Ancestors: Costumes, Textiles & Stories05/02 - 05/30/26Litavie Art Gallery 6413 San Fernando Rd.
Glendale, Ca seasonal exhibit & events An exhibit of costumes, textiles and embroidery from the 19th and early 20th Century. Delve into one Armenian family’s journey from 1893 Turkey to present day Los Angeles. Discover items they carried with them that survived genocide, migration, and time, and became the inspiration for the founding of the Armenian Dress & Textile Project (ADTP). By joining this event, you will be notified via email of other upcoming events in this series.

Thursday, 23, 19.00 - Thursday, 23, 21.30 Glendale, CA 0.00

Latest Armenian Businesses and Organizations

Armenian Law Students Association of Loyola
Armenian Law Students Association of Loyola
Rooted in the vibrant Armenian community of Los Angeles, CA, the Armenian Law Students Association represents a unique convergence of legal education and cultural identity at Loyola Marymount University. This student-led organization embodies a commitment to preserving Armenian heritage while preparing the next generation of legal professionals who understand the complexities of serving their community. Founded on principles of mutual support and cultural pride, the association creates a welcoming environment where Armenian law students can pursue their legal ambitions without losing sight of their cultural roots. The organization recognizes that legal education extends beyond courtrooms and case law—it encompasses a responsibility to understand and serve the specific needs of the Armenian population in Southern California. Members share not only academic pursuits but also a deeper commitment to using their legal expertise for community benefit. The association's foundational goals reflect a holistic approach to student development: fostering goodwill among membership, encouraging educational achievement, and maintaining strong connections to Armenian community interests. Rather than operating in isolation, the organization actively engages with the broader Armenian community of Southern California, creating opportunities for dialogue between law students and community members who face legal challenges and questions. At its core, the Armenian Law Students Association at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles represents more than a professional networking group—it embodies a cultural mission. By bringing together students who share both academic ambitions and Armenian identity, the organization ensures that legal education remains connected to community values and cultural responsibility, creating lawyers equipped not just with legal knowledge but with deep understanding of their community's needs.

Los Angeles, CA

UC Law SF Armenian Law Students Association
UC Law SF Armenian Law Students Association
Rooted in the vibrant legal education community of San Francisco, California, the Armenian Law Students Association (ALSA) at UC Law SF represents a vital affinity group dedicated to supporting Armenian heritage and fostering inclusive legal education. As a student-led organization within one of the nation's oldest law schools—established in 1878 with a mission to place students close to where they practice law—ALSA carries forward this tradition of community-centered legal education. ALSA's purpose centers on promoting diversity and cultural understanding while building bridges between students, faculty, and the broader Armenian professional community in the San Francisco Bay Area. The organization is particularly distinguished by its unwavering commitment to international human rights protection and advocacy against crimes against humanity. This dual focus on cultural celebration and human rights activism reflects a comprehensive approach to legal education that extends beyond classroom instruction. Membership in ALSA and participation in its events are open to all UC Law SF students, embodying the law school's inclusive philosophy. The organization facilitates meaningful relationships among Armenian law students while connecting them with established legal professionals who share cultural heritage and professional aspirations. Through leadership development, scholarship recognition, and community service initiatives, ALSA contributes to UC Law SF's broader mission of cultivating diverse perspectives and preparing lawyers equipped to serve justice and community needs. Based in San Francisco, ALSA demonstrates how student affinity organizations strengthen the law school's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion while supporting individual student success and professional growth.

San Francisco, CA

USC Armenian Students' Association
USC Armenian Students' Association
At the heart of USC's diverse student body in Los Angeles, CA, the Armenian Students' Association represents a vital community dedicated to celebrating Armenian heritage and building meaningful relationships among fellow students. As the oldest and largest Armenian organization at the University of Southern California, ASA has established itself as a trusted gathering place where Armenian Trojans can connect authentically, share experiences, and support one another throughout their academic journeys. The organization's mission extends beyond social gatherings to encompass a holistic approach to student development that honors cultural identity while fostering professional growth and civic engagement. ASA's strength lies in its collaborative spirit and commitment to inclusive programming that resonates with the diverse interests of its membership. The organization works closely with the USC Dornsife Institute of Armenian Studies, leveraging institutional resources and scholarly expertise to create programming that is both culturally meaningful and intellectually enriching. This partnership enables ASA to offer students unique opportunities to engage with their heritage in sophisticated, contemporary ways while building leadership skills applicable across all professional fields. The organization thrives on the principle that community matters. ASA recognizes that student success is enhanced when individuals feel a genuine sense of belonging and connection to others who share their cultural background. Through regular social events, cultural celebrations, professional networking opportunities, and advocacy work, ASA cultivates an environment where Armenian students at USC in Los Angeles, CA can flourish academically, professionally, and personally. The organization's active presence across multiple engagement platforms, from EngageSC to social media channels and alumni networks, demonstrates its commitment to maintaining vibrant connections both during the university years and beyond.

Los Angeles, CA

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