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PEABODY, Mass. — Adrienne Arkun, who worked as a librarian for the Queens Borough Public Library in New York for 32 years, passed away on April 24 at the age […] The post Obituary: Adrienne Arkun, Librarian, 101 Years Old appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
We, the undersigned, advocates for human rights across the globe, hereby announce that we have nominated the Armenian humanitarian Ruben Vardanyan for the 2026 Václav Havel Human Rights Prize. This […] The post Ruben Vardanyan Nominated for the 2026 Václav Havel Human Rights Prize appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
ROME — On May 12, the Executive Committee of the Joint International Commission for Theological Dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Oriental Orthodox Churches met at the Dicastery for […] The post Executive Committee of Catholic–Oriental Orthodox Dialogue Meets in Rome appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
PASADENA, Calif. — Madlen Tagavarian-Satamian passed away on Monday, May 4, 2026 at the age of 65. She was the wife of 42 years of Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU)’s […] The post Obituary: Marketeer Madlen Satamian,1961-2026 appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
YEREVAN (Azatutyun) — Ruben Vardanyan, a prominent businessman remaining in Azerbaijani captivity along with at least 18 other Armenians, has stepped up his accusations that Armenia’s government is indifferent to […] The post Ruben Vardanyan Steps Up Criticism Of Armenian Government appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
By Nareg Seferian I was recently quite moved by one of the fantastic posts of the Armenian Museum of America’s Sound Archive series. It featured the voice of Karnig Kuludjian […] The post Who is an Armenian Gharib in the 21st Century? appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
GLENDALE — The Armenian International Women’s Association (AIWA) marked its 35th anniversary, alongside the 30th anniversary of its Los Angeles affiliate, with a gala on Saturday, May 2 at Reflections […] The post AIWA Celebrates 35th Anniversary appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
By Paruir Sarkisian CHICAGO — At the initiative of the Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Armenia in Chicago Oscar Tatosian, a meeting was held on April 20 with Armenian […] The post Armenian Student Gathering Held in Chicago appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. — The 124th Assembly of the Eastern Diocese of the Armenian Church of America convened on Thursday, April 30, and continued through adjournment on Saturday, May 2. It […] The post 124th Diocesan Assembly Envisions a Church ‘Renewed in Hope’ appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
By Gary Eynatian Special to the Mirror-Spectator WATERTOWN — Prominent California-based attorney Mark Geragos spoke to a large crowd at an event hosted by the St. James Armenian Church Men’s […] The post Attorney Mark Geragos Speaks about Career and Cases appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
PHILADELPHIA — The heavens smiled down on the Philadelphia Armenian community on Saturday, April 25, as more than 1,000 people gathered to celebrate the dedication of the Armenian Heritage Walk […] The post Armenian Heritage Walk Opens at the Philadelphia Museum of Art appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
WORCESTER — Armenian Church of Our Saviour in Worcester, recognized as America’s oldest Armenian church, is calling on descendants of its founding families – and all those whose family histories […] The post America’s Oldest Armenian Church Seeks Descendants of Founding Families for Anniversary Celebration appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
Tatyana’s Everyday Food specializes in flavorful unique desserts, everyday meals, old-fashioned cooking techniques and traditional Eastern European recipes with easy-to-follow video instructions and accessible ingredients. The site caters to both […] The post Tatyana’s Everyday Food: Easy Pistachio Honey Baklava Rolls appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
WATERTOWN — Due to overwhelming interest and positive reviews from prominent publications such as Boston Art Review and Artscope magazine, the Armenian Museum of America recently announce that “Arshile Gorky: […] The post Arshile Gorky Exhibition at Armenian Museum of America Extended through September appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
In recent days, the number one topic of discussion in Armenia has been European integration, and therefore there has been no shortage of analyses and debates on the issue. It is […] The post What Did Putin Mean by a ‘Civilized Divorce’ between Armenia and Russia? appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
BOSTON — The Armenian community has long believed in investing in talent, education, and the arts, and Maria Aristakesyan’s story is a wonderful example of why that matters. Maria, a […] The post Help a Gifted Musician from Armenia Take the Next Step appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
WATERTOWN — The Tekeyan Cultural Association (TCA) Boston Chapter presented a new episode on April 30 of its ongoing cooking class series, this time starring Aleppine-style mortadella and mushabak, at […] The post Tekeyan Boston Cooking Demonstration Showcases Mushabak and Mortadella appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
By Nate Ostiller Russian President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged the growing divide between Armenia and Russia, suggesting the country could hold a “referendum” to determine Yerevan’s political trajectory. Putin added […] The post Putin Offers Armenia an Amicable ‘Divorce’ appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
If a picture could serve as a declaration of independence, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s meet-and-greet photo with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, taken during the just-concluded European Political Community summit, […] The post Armenia Thumbs Nose at Kremlin as it Receives Strong EU Endorsement appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
By Peter Barabas YEREVAN (Euronews) — In an extraordinary admission, Armenia’s PM Nikol Pashinyan declared that Karabakh was not Armenia’s territory and that the Armenian movement for it was “a […] The post Pashinyan Says Karabakh ‘Was Not Ours’ as Armenia and Azerbaijan Look to Future appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
PASADENA, Calif. — On Saturday, May 9, the Tekeyan Cultural Association participated in Armenian Cultural Day at the Pasadena Public Library – Lamanda Park Branch. The Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and […] The post Tekeyan Cultural Association Participates in Armenian Cultural Day at Pasadena’s Lamanda Park Library appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
By Robert Avakian There is more to life than we know. We stride across this earth everyday as it orbits, but we don’t feel the movement. Indeed, we carry on […] The post Building Castles on Cliffs appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
BOSTON — The 111th anniversary commemoration of the Armenian Genocide took place in the Chamber of the House of Representatives of the State House on Friday, April 24. Master of […] The post 111th Anniversary of Armenian Genocide Commemorated at Mass. State House appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
BOSTON — Under brilliant blue skies and a chilly wind, about 500 assembled at the Armenian Heritage Park on April 26 to commemorate the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. […] The post At Heritage Park, Young and Old Connect Through Historic Wounds appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
By Nate Ostiller Republican member of Congress Randy Fine has received widespread backlash after saying that “we don’t want Armenians to serve in Congress.” Fine is facing an already contentious […] The post Republican Rep. Fine Criticized for Saying Armenians Shouldn’t Serve in Congress appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
NEW YORK — Hundreds gathered on Sunday, April 26, in Times Square to commemorate the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide at the long-running genocide commemoration event spearheaded by the […] The post Times Square Commemoration Gathers Notables appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
WALTHAM, Mass. — Apo Ashjian, of Waltham passed away peacefully on May 4, 2026 with his family by his side. He was the husband of Arlet Ashjian; father of Alina […] The post Obituary: Apo Ashjian Founder of Sayat Nova Dance Company, Abaka School of Dance appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
This recipe is one of 60 delicious sweet potato recipes from the Delish that was featured on July 7, 2022. You won’t believe how versatile sweet potatoes can really be. […] The post Delish’s Sweet Potato Bread appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
WATERTOWN — The Armenian Museum of America will present “Father,” a deeply personal and visually compelling project by acclaimed artist Diana Markosian. This exhibition marks the US debut of the […] The post Diana Markosian’s ‘Father’ to Make U.S. Debut at Armenian Museum of America appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
GLENDALE — The organization Research on Armenian Architecture (RAA) hosted a vibrant book presentation on the ancient Armenian district of Gharadagh (alternately spelled Karadagh), including its five regions, at the […] The post New Book Focuses on Gharadagh appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.