The first lecture on Armenian trails in Tbilisi was held on October 04, 2015 in Galoust Gyulbenkyan hall of Hayartun Center of the Armenian Diocese in Georgia: This series of lectures, initiated by Hayartun Center, aims to raise the awareness of Tbilisi based Armenians, particularly the youth, on rich heritage, contribution to scientific, trade and industrial spheres, that ethnic Armenians have left to multinational Tbilisi.
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Bishop Vazgen Mirzakhanian, the Primet of Armenian Diocese in Georgia, visited St. Gregory the Illuminator’s Church in Akhaltsikhe on October 04, 2015, accompanied by Very Reverent Father Babgen Salibyan, Pastor of Samtske-Javakheti region and Very Reverent Father Khoren Hovhannisyan, Pastor of Kvemo-Kartli region.
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The “Komitas Vardapet” Pan-Armenian Music Festival, organized under patronage of the Ministry of Diaspora of Republic of Armenia since 2013, was held under the slogan “Let’s sing Komitas”. The choirs of the Hayartun Center of the Armenian Diocese in Georgia, repertoire of which undoubtedly includes sensational songs of Komitas, have always participated in this festival with distinguished sense of responsibility and devotion.
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Armenian youth participated in an outdoor event in Samtskhe-Javakheti region, held on September 26-27, 2015 within frames of “Improving country's environment for tolerance and inter-religious cooperation” program, implemented by Davitiani Youth Movement of the Georgian Orthodox Church and Civil Society Initiative Non-Governmental Organization.
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On September 26, 2015 on the occasion of the Blessing of the Holy Chrism in the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, the “ARMENIAN ARTISTS OF GEORGIA AT SAINT ETCHMIADZIN” Exhibition was held in the Cultural Center named after Komitas in the city of Vagharshapat, on the initiative of the Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church in Georgia and the City Hall of Vagharshapat, with the support of the “Hayartun” Center and the Union of Armenian Artists of Georgia. In attendance were the clergy from the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, and guests from Yerevan and Tbilisi and local art enthusiasts. The visitors had an opportunity to see the artworks of the modern Armenian artists from Georgia, who continue the traditions of the greats of the Tbilisi School (of fine art). Irena Ohanjanova, Tengiz Mikoyants, Giovanni Vepkhvadze, Merouzhan Shahumyan, Karlen Karapetyan, Haykazun Gharagulyan and other talented artists from Tbilisi and Javakheti, as well as other artists born in Georgia, Mayis Mkhitaryan, Zuleika Bazhbeuk-Melikova, Artyom Melik-Azariants and Father Archimandrite Nerses Khalatyan from the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin presented their artworks at the exhibition.
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