Armenian History Month

Ladaniva blends various musical styles from all around the world, including Armenian folk, Balkan, jazz and reggae.

While most know Kerr as a basketball star and NBA coach, many are unaware of his family history and its deep connection to the Armenian people.

Araksya Karapetyan hosts for Hal Eisner. Araksya introduces us to the history and culture of the Armenian people in honor of Armenian History Month. 

AGBU is the largest Armenian non-profit in the world—established in 1906 in Cairo, Egypt. In California, the programs service the largest Diaspora in teaching Armenian history, heritage, education, culture, humanitarian relief and socio-economic development.

Learn more about Massis Kabob.

FOX 11's Amanda Salas sat down with Angela Sarafyan, Sev Ohanian, Eric Esrailian, and Louisa Sharamatyan to highlight the roles and impacts Armenian-Americans are making on screen and behind the scenes.

Learn how to make yogurt soup with Chef Ara Zada.

Both were recently honored by city council for their work serving the community and reporting about the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Artsakh, the continued aggression by Azerbaijan against Armenia itself, and the threat of another genocide.

For Armenian History Month, the Los Angeles City Council honored FOX 11 anchor Araksya Karapetyan and reporter Christina Pascuccci for their work in the Armenian community, bringing awareness and sharing the important stories.

The ‘Magic Mike’ actor told the story of how his great-grandmother survived the 1915 Armenian Genocide and moved to America. Manganiello also spoke about growing up multicultural and how he embraces his family roots.

April 24, 2023 marks the 108th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, where 1.5 million Armenians were killed by the Ottoman Empire.

Schools will be closed Monday in the Los Angeles and Glendale unified school districts to commemorate Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day and there will be a rally in Little Armenia to mark the 108th anniversary of the start of the events that are widely viewed by scholars as the first genocide of the 20th century.