Armenian Independence Day Festival
Greater Boston is home to many ethnic communities that create a kaleidoscope of cultural diversity, and Watertown is a microcosm of that diversity. Armenian immigrants who first settled in this area during the end of the 19th century are an integral part of this cultural mosaic. Today, over 50,000 Armenians are living throughout the Greater Boston area in towns such as Watertown, Belmont, Waltham, Arlington, Lexington, Cambridge, Brookline, Newton and Boston with an annual purchasing power of over one billion dollars. This annual festival brought together the large community to celebrate the Independence of Armenia and to promote our culture.
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A joyful gathering of celebration and togetherness
A Powerful Story of Resilience
A Tribute to a Community Pillar
Watertown, MA.- The Armenian Cultural and Educational Center (ACEC) will be holding a community Palm Sunday Luncheon on Sunday, April 13, following Church service, at 2:00 pm. Delicious Mediterranean food will be served by anoush'ella. There will also be a kids' corner and a cultural program! Admission: $40.00 for adults and $25.00 for children under 12 years of age (children 5 and under free). Make sure to reserve your seating by Wednesday, April 9. See ticket details in Bio. We look forward to celebrating Palm Sunday together as a community!
