Beloved by Iranian and Armenian fans worldwide, Martik Kanian, popularly known as Martik, is truly a musical icon. With his ...

Artist, composer and writer Gayane Tadevosyan brings a unique synthesis to the Armenian cultural scene. Her art is rooted in ...

Anastasia of Beverly Hills, the L.A.-based consumer goods giant that has earned an estimated of $240 million in revenue, has ...

One of the first times that Ara Dinkjian performed on stage with his father was in New York City during the 1964 World’s Fair. Dressed in a costume that his mother sewed consisting of baggy pants, a ...

Armenia was one of two featured countries at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival last week in Washington D.C., and members of Los Angeles's own strong Armenian community were among those celebrating ...

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No one could possibly argue with Isabel Bayrakdarian's exuberant self-assessment: "I was always an extrovert." Indeed. The Lebanon-born Canadian soprano of Armenian heritage has proved herself on the ...

Zola Jesus has shared a cover of the Armenian folk song “Krunk.” Proceeds from the Bandcamp exclusive single will go toward the Armenia Fund, which provides humanitarian aid during the ongoing ...

The eminent Armenian composer Komitas, born Soghomon (Westernized as Solomon), clumsily flits in and out of Arman Nshanian’s “Songs of Solomon,” his figure used as a historical marker in a drama ...

Now in its 60th year, Armenian Fest RI has become one of Rhode Island’s most anticipated food festivals, drawing hundreds of ...

California is known as a melting pot of immigrants. People from Western Europe, Asia and Latin America are among the most visible in California's cultural landscape. But Los Angeles also happens to ...

The Armenian violin school is more than just a tradition. It is the breath of time, a voice that resonates through ...