Hamazkayin DC News & Updates highlights the Armenian Educational and Cultural Society’s Washington, DC chapter. Established in 1982, Hamazkayin DC promotes Armenian arts, literature, education, and cultural heritage throughout the Greater Washington area. The chapter organizes theater productions, concerts, literary evenings, art exhibits, and community forums. It also hosts speakers and intellectuals from Armenia and the diaspora, and provides youth with leadership and cultural development opportunities. Its Van Dance Ensemble preserves and showcases traditional Armenian dance. Stay connected with upcoming cultural programs, performances, and educational initiatives that celebrate and sustain Armenian identity.
The ARF Sebouh Gomideh is proud to share an important initiative led by Hamazkayin Washington, as our community explores one of the most meaningful educational projects of our generation — the establishment of a new Everyday Armenian School (Pre-K to 5th grade) serving families across the Greater Washington region. Hamazkayin has launched a brief community […]
On Saturday, September 27, 2025, more than 200 community members packed the Soorp Khatch Church Arabian Hall in Bethesda, Maryland, for a powerful evening of music, culture, and unity. The event, organized by the ARF Sebouh Gomideh of Washington DC and Hamazkayin of Washington DC, featured the highly anticipated performance of Arthur Khachents from Artsakh.
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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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