Armenian Heritage Month

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Digital Resource: Vlume

Vlume is the largest Armenian digital library and provides access to e-books, audiobooks, and animation series. Download the Vlume app and use your library card to access all items for free.

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Genealogy Garage: Armenian Genealogy

Tracy Keeney and Mark Arslan, creators of the Armenian Immigration Project, share valuable research tools on how to research your Armenian origins.

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Shades of L.A.: Photo Archive

Shades of L.A. is an archive of over 7,000 photographs that represent the contemporary and historical diversity in Los Angeles. Check out photos of Armenian American families.

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Discover Writings About Armenian Heritage

Collage of books and films on Armenian history and culture

As We Celebrate Armenian Heritage Month: A Tribute to Resilience and Empowerment

As we celebrate Armenian Heritage Month, we honor not only a vibrant and ancient culture, but also a people whose story is woven with strength, survival, and a deep commitment to keeping their…

Alan Hovhaness: A Highly Prolific Modern Composer

Alan Hovhaness (1911-2000) is probably the most prolific American composer of whom you have never heard. The composer's surviving oeuvre includes over 500 works: at least 67 symphonies, nine operas…

Date: October 3, 2025
Ardem Tajerian
Armenian Heritage Month

Armenian Classical Writers

Here is a centuries-old Armenian riddle by Nerses Shnorhali.No feathers and no wings it has,Swifter than a bird it flies,From land to land it tours and turns,With companions it returns.Արդ է անթև և…

Past Exhibits

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Ara Oshagan: How the Future May Hold

This exhibit (Sat, Oct 18 2025 - Sun, Jan 11 2026) explores diasporic identity, afterlives of displacement and colonization, right of return, and (un)imagined futures.

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My Name is Aram: William Saroyan, An Armenian Native Son

An exhibit to mark the 110th anniversary of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright William Saroyan’s birth, featuring images taken by photographer Boghos Boghossian during the author’s visit to Armenia shortly before his death in 1981.