The Armenian Weekly

From April 3 to 10, the Pyunik Development Center, located at 3/1 Buzand St., was transformed into a unique canvas for the debut solo exhibition of young artist Mery Matevosyan. Walking past more than 40 graphic works, visitors found themselves in an environment free of excesses, where the language was strictly that of the clean, minimalist line. The exhibition offered me a m...

LIGONIER, Pa. — This year’s 54th annual Armenian Youth Federation-Youth Organization of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation Eastern Region Junior Seminar brought together 238 dedicated juniors, along with 91 seniors and LITs, from across the region and beyond for a powerful Memorial Day weekend rooted in identity, education, unity and renewed commitment.

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WATERTOWN, Mass. — The Armenian Museum of America presented a memorable evening of music on June 11 as part of its Music in Color concert series. The museum was honored to welcome legendary oud virtuoso John Berberian and acclaimed contemporary musician Antranig Kzirian for a captivating performance that bridged two generations of Armenian musical tradition. 

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Editor’s note: This article appeared in the Armenian Weekly’s March 2026 special magazine issue, “America at 250: An Armenian American Retrospective,” guest edited by former Weekly editor Dr. Khatchig Mouradian and dedicated to the 250th anniversary of Declaration of Independence and the history of Armenian American life. 

World War II profoundly imp...

With the recent announcement by Armenia’s Central Election Commission certifying the results of the parliamentary elections, attention has shifted to the courts, where several opposition parties are challenging the results and demanding either recounts or revotes. This process is important primarily because the Prosperous Armenia Party missed the threshold for parliamentary s...