Michigan

ANN ARBOR, MI — On April 24, the University of Michigan’s Center for Armenian Studies, in partnership with the Armenian Students Cultural Association and the Multidisciplinary Workshop for Armenian Studies,[...]

Sonia Tashjian, an Armenian cookbook enthusiast, author, and one of Armenia’s most valuable culinary resources, has worked tirelessly to document and preserve Armenian culture, cooking and cuisine through history in[...]

DETROIT — On March 26, St. John Armenian Church hosted an event with local activist David Terzibashian following the Lenten Service and Fish Dinner, dedicated to the Armenian Genocide on[...]

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. — Ara Garabed Belian passed away on January 14, 2025. He was born on June 19, 1971, in Detroit. As the eldest of three siblings, he shared[...]

BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (Restoration and Remediation Magazine) — Four years ago, the R&R team launched the Ladder Award with the goal of recognizing rising young professionals in restoration, who[...]

By Karen Torigian Kalajian SOUTHFIELD, Mich. — With grins and giggles, the students of the St. John Armenian Church came out of the church school doors and frolicked into the[...]

By Caitlyn Marentette and Vicken Mouradian ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The University of Michigan’s Center for Armenian Studies (CAS) welcomed Los Angeles-based theater actress, screenwriter, and storyteller Sona Tatoyan to[...]

MILFORD, Mich. — What do a Milford man, the Armenian Genocide and Burt Bacharach’s piano have in common? They are all crucial elements in the making of “An Armenian Trilogy,”[...]

ROYAL OAK, Mich. — On a beautiful balmy summer evening in July, the metro Detroit Armenia Fest Committee, in collaboration with the Detroit Knights of Vartan, hosted the 16th Annual Armenia[...]

SOUTHFIELD, Mich. — “In our family, chemen (or chaimen) was used to flavor more foods than just basterma (or basturma),” said Nancy Horasanian Kazarian. Her family recipe for chemen was[...]