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On Sunday, September 14, 2025, the Hamazkayin DC Chapter hosted a special community screening of My Sweet Land at Soorp Khatch Church Hall in Bethesda, Maryland. The film, directed by Sareen Hairabedian, was previously featured at the prestigious DC/DOX Film Festival where it played to a sold-out audience. Through the eyes of 11-year-old Vrej Khatchtryan, My Sweet Land offers […]
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DANCING WITH OUR ROOTS: SHNORHALI STUDENTS MEET ARMENIAN DANCE ENSEMBLE On September 14th, Shnorhali School students at St. Mary Armenian Apostolic Church experienced an unprecedented and unforgettable opportunity to reconnect with their heritage in the most vibrant way – through dance. Outside the church, under the open sky, our community was honored to welcome a
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The Armenian schools of the Greater Washington, D.C. region have joyfully reopened their doors, marking the beginning of another year filled with faith, culture, and learning. Hamasdegh Armenian School – Soorp Khatch Armenian Apostolic Church Hamasdegh Armenian School officially opened registration for the 2025–2026 Sunday School year and celebrated its First Day of School &
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On Saturday, October 11, 2025, the Armenian National Committee of America Eastern Region will proudly host its 19th Annual Gala at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, DC. This highly anticipated evening brings together Armenian Americans, allies, and community leaders from across the region to celebrate achievements, honor dedication, and strengthen our shared commitment to
Washington, DC to Welcome the 19th Annual ANCA ER Gala Read Post »
Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 27, 2025, at 7 PM, as Soorp Khatch Church’s Arabian Hall in Bethesda, MD, transforms into a vibrant stage for Armenian Cultural Night. This year’s highlight is none other than Arthur Khachents from Artsakh, a powerful and soulful Armenian artist whose music blends deep tradition with modern expression. With
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The Washington D.C. Scouts proudly represented our community this past week at the 35th Regional Scout Camp (“Panagoum”) held in Milton, Massachusetts. With enthusiasm, discipline, and team spirit, our chapter made a lasting impression and brought home top honors! We are thrilled to announce that the Homenetmen D.C. Scouts were awarded “Best Chapter” at the
Homenetmen DC Scouts Shine at the 35th Regional Scout Camp in Milton, MA Read Post »
WASHINGTON—On the evening of June 28, the Washington, D.C., Armenian Youth Center (AYC) and Homenetmen joined forces to host “Rhythms of Summer,” a high-energy dinner dance that brought together over 250 community members for an unforgettable night of music, dancing and cultural pride. Held at Sts. Peter and Paul Orthodox Church, the event featured singer
Rhythms of Summer Ignites Community Spirit in Washington, DC Read Post »
U. Carine Markarian – 03 December 2024 It’s funny how life works. One moment we were sitting side by side in class, and the next, we were boarding a flight to Montreal as chosen delegates for the AYF Junior Conference. Who could have guessed this moment was waiting for us? In October of 2024, we
A LIFETIME IN THE MAKING Read Post »
Homenetmen DC continues to thrive, adapting its programs to meet the needs of a modern, diverse Armenian-American community while staying true to the Homenetmen motto: “Elevate yourself and others with you.” It remains a cornerstone for the Armenian community in the D.C. area, promoting unity, cultural pride, and personal development.
Homenetmen DC Thrives in the Greater Washington DC Area Read Post »
