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Armenia is a country of mountains, monasteries, apricot orchards, ancient stories, generous tables, expressive music, and a cultural memory that reaches across centuries.
From the lively streets of Yerevan to stone churches in dramatic landscapes, from lavash bread and rich coffee to folk tales, dance, art, and family traditions, Armenia offers countless paths into discovery.
Celebrate Armenia is a place to explore Armenian history, culture, food, books, music, radio, travel ideas, genealogy, and the people and places that make this nation so distinctive.
Whether you are tracing family roots, planning a future visit, discovering Armenian cuisine, or listening to radio from Yerevan, this page is a warm place to begin.
Armenia Culture, History and Travel Resources
Armenia Constitution Day – Armenia Constitution Day is celebrated annually on July 5.
Armenia Independence Day – Armenian Independence Day is commemorated every September 21.
Armenia Tourism – Start planning your visit or vacation at the official tourism website,
Armenian History – For genealogists and family historians.
Armenian National Cuisine – Explore the flavors of Armenia.
gov.am – The Government of the Republic of Armenia.
Travel Advice – From the government of Canada.
Visit Yerevan – Your guide to Armenia’s capital city.
Wikipedia – Armenia, according to the Internet encyclopedia.
Armenia: Culture, Memory and Connection
Armenian culture carries deep traditions of storytelling, hospitality, craft, faith, music, food, and family connection. It is also a living culture, continuing to evolve through artists, writers, communities, and the Armenian diaspora around the world.
Ways to Celebrate Armenia
Try an Armenian-inspired meal featuring lavash, herbs, grilled vegetables, fruit, or pastries.
Learn about Armenian folk tales, music, dance, or traditional crafts.
Listen to a radio station from Yerevan.
Read a book about Armenian history, culture, or mythology.
Explore Yerevan through maps, travel guides, photos, and virtual walks.
Research Armenian family history or ask relatives about recipes, stories, and traditions.
Build a playlist inspired by Armenian instruments, folk music, and contemporary artists.
More European and Eurasian Cultural Celebrations
Estonia Victory Day – Estonia Victory Day on June 23 is a public holiday and a day of great celebration.
Democracy and National Unity Day of Turkey – On July 15 this day proves the dedication and commitment of the Republic of Turkey and its people to the rule of law and democracy.
Kyrgyzstan Independence Day – Kyrgyzstan Independence Day is celebrated on August 31 of every year.
North Macedonia Republic Day – In North Macedonia, Republic Day is observed on August 2 every year.
Sovreignity Day of Montenegro – Sovereignty Day of Montenegro is celebrated on July 13 to mark the day when the Berlin Congress recognized Montenegro as an independent state on July 13, 1878.
Listen to Armenian Radio Stations
Listen to music, conversation, and daily life from Yerevan through these Armenian stations.
- Jour News (Yerevan)
- Lav Radio (Yerevan)
- Lav Radio Mix (Yerevan)
- Radio Energy (Yerevan)
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