In joint efforts to unify the Armenian community, The Mirror-Spectator Calendar is a place to find, post and share interesting events and gatherings, ANYWHERE around the world. Posting events is always FREE for everyone!
A Virtual Lecture Organized by the Tekeyan Cultural Association Metro Los Angeles chapter VAHAN TEKEYAN SCHOOL OF BEIRUT: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE Keynote speaker: GALINA SHEMEMIAN-NADJARIAN, Principal REMARKS BY ALUMNI, FORMER FACULTY AND SUPPORTERS OF THE SCHOOL Saturday, February 20, 2021 10 AM Los Angeles / 1 PM New York Please register to participate online: […]
Highlighting the (Virtual) schedule of the The 10th Ridgewood Guild International Film Festival, two screenings of Ekizian’s 90-minute ‘Love Song Showscape’ of GORKY’S DREAM GARDEN (of the Newark Museum of Art 2019 preview) are slated for screenings, which will be followed by interviews. They will run (est) Sunday evening, February 28 through Wednesday evening, March […]
Two Armenian documentaries will be airing on PBS stations in the San Francisco Bay Area, Buffalo, N.Y./Toronto, Canada, and Topeka Kansas in March. “100 Years from Home," follows one woman's search for the house her ancestors were forced to abandon during the Armenian Genocide a century ago, and the weight of Turkey’s subsequent denial, and features interviews […]
De The Orchestre classique de Montréal presents an online concert “YEREVAN TO ARMENIA”, featuring world renown soprano of Armenian origin Aline Kutan. On the program: arias from the Armenian opera Anoush, music by Aram Khatchaturyan and Kevork Andonian as well as pieces by Alexander Brott. The tickets are $15 and the concert will be available […]
Two Armenian documentaries will be airing on PBS station WNED Buffalo Toronto Public Media on Tuesday, March 9. “100 Years from Home," follows one woman's search for the house her ancestors were forced to abandon during the Armenian Genocide a century ago, and the weight of Turkey’s subsequent denial, and features interviews with luminaries such as the […]
Two Armenian documentaries will be airing on PBS station KTWU in the Topeka, Kansas area on Sunday, March 14. “100 Years from Home," follows one woman's search for the house her ancestors were forced to abandon during the Armenian Genocide a century ago, and the weight of Turkey’s subsequent denial, and features interviews with luminaries such as […]
Armenian violinist and Cleveland Institute of Music student Haig Hovsepian will be hosting a virtual concert with fellow students in an effort to raise funds for humanitarian relief to Artsakh and Armenia via the AGBU. The concert features works by Komitas, Babajanian, Harutyunyan, Khachaturian, and Mirzoyan. The event will be livestreamed on Wednesday, March 31, […]
Join us Thursday April 1, 2021 at 7:30 pm EST/4:30 pm PST for a unique live virtual presentation and discussion (via Zoom) of the earliest known Armenian sound recordings produced in the United States, as well as an exploration into the first decade or recorded sound spanning between 1909-1920. Through the collaborative efforts of the […]
Join the Armenian Museum Sunday, April 11 at 2:00 pm EST (11:00 am PST and 11:00 pm in Armenia) for the fourth of our bimonthly Online Concert Series featuring the Nairyan Vocal Ensemble. This performance was recorded exclusively for the Armenian Museum of America. Nairyan Vocal Ensemble was created in 2015 to popularize Armenian composers, […]
Annually, the Abstract Sculpture, a split rhomboid dodecahedron made of stainless steel and aluminum, is reconfigured, symbolic of all who pulled away or were forced to pull away from their country of origin and came to these shores, establishing themselves in new and different ways, contributing to the richness of American life and culture. A […]
