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Calendar of Events 4/22/19 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 a B C D E F G H I Calendar of Events A B C D E F G H I J K 1 Date Day Event Time Venue Location 2 ADDS Red denotes New to Calendar 3 EDITS Blue denotes addition/change to Calendar Item 4 TBD To Be Determined Every Tuesday Lunch Club - every Tuesday, every month. 12:00 PM St. John's Rec Center Southfield, MI Tuesday $7.00. Joins us for a great meal and good time with old 5 and new friends. 6 2019 4/24/19 Wed 4 Armenian Churches Service for the Sanctified 7:00 PM St. Sarkis Armenian Dearborn, MI Martyrs of the 1915 Genocide Apostolic Church 7 4/27/19 Sat Annual Detroit Armenian Women's Club Spring Pine Lake Country Club 8 Luncheon 4/27/19 Sat 104th Commemoration of the Armenian Genocide. 7:00 PM Stevenson High School, Livonia, MI Guest Speakers: Dr. Douglas Kerr and Dr. Henry 33500 Six Mile Road C. Theriault. Performance by the Hamazkayin 9 Arax Dance Group. 5/4/19 Sat Book Signing and Blessing of Edmond Azadians's 7:00 PM AGBU School Library Southfield, MI "My Time With My Contemporaries "A Bilingual Presentation with Prof. Kevork Bardakjian, Marie Manoogian Chair of Armenian Language and Literature. English introduction by Prof. Bardakjian and Armenian by Monsignor Andon Atamian, Vicar General of the Armenian Catholic Eparchy in the U.S. Introduction and Kanon music by Narine 10 Ghamparian 5/4/19 Sat AYF Juniors Host May Dance 2019 featuring DJ M- 7:30 PM St. Sarkis Lillian Arekelian Dearborn, MI 11 Kay. $15 - 5 and under free Hall 5/10/19 Fri Paint & Pour - Come eat, drink and celebrate all 6:00 PM St. Sarkis Lillian Arekelian Dearborn, MI women in our lives and paint your own Hall masterpiece. Dinner at 6:00 PM and Painting at 7:00 PM. All art supplies, dinner, dessert and wine 12 included. $35 per person. Deadline: May 1st. 5/11/19 Sat The Armenian Relief Society Tzolig Chapter of 7:30 PM Bellagio Banquet & Dearborn Heights, Detroit, MI will celebrate its 40th Anniversary on Conference Center - 23900 MI May 11, 2019, and is bringing the renowned singer W. Warren Avenue ARMENCHIK to entertain the metro Detroit Community. Please join us as we enjoy a special evening with joyful songs and dance 'til the wee hours of the night. Dinner: 8:00 PM. Open Bar. Adults: $135, Children under 12: $50 and After 10 13 PM: $105. 5/12/19 Sun A Mother's Day Buffet Luncheon hosted by The 12:30 PM The Armenian Southfield, MI Armenian Congregational Church. Paid Congregational Church Reservations by May 1st. (No reservations taken at the door.) Adults: $25- Children ages 6-12: $15 and children under 5: Free. Call or text Leslie Banerian (248) 760-9537 or call the Church Office (248) 352- 14 0680 4/22/19 1 Calendar of Events A B C D E F G H I J K 1 Date Day Event Time Venue Location 5/13/19 Mon It's a Beautiful Day in Our Old Neighborhood. The 9:30 am - 3:30 Bus Tour of Zone - Detroit, MI St. Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church Ladies' pm. Southwest Detroit Guild invites you to take trip back in time to ZONE 9 to many prominent spots near and dear to our hearts, before they are gone, gone, gone to make way for the new bridge. $45 per person includes Bus transportation from St. Sarkis, Snacks and Lunch at Roman Village Cucina Italiana. Fr. Hrant Kevorkian will lead prayers at the old Zavarian Hall, Hye Getron/Findlater and Woodmere 15 Cemetery. Payment by April 9th. 5/14/19 Tues Armenian American Veterans invite all Veterans, 1:00 PM Veterans Room in St. John Southfield, MI Family and Friends to join them for an afternoon Armenian Church Rec meeting. Their goal is to foster fellowship and Center camaraderie among members, spouses and families. "We have all had a variety of experiences in military service, both in wartime and peacetime. Our Armenian heritage uniquely binds us together with a noble history that precedes all of us. The Armenian American Veterans believe we can honor that history and our Service, if we meet regularly and share these experiences. In addition, the organization could support the greater Detroit 16 Armenian Community." 5/20/19 Mon Knights of Vartan Annual Golf Outing - $ 100.00 8:30 AM Lyon Oaks Golf Course - Wixom MI Monday, MAY 20, 2019 Lyon Oaks Golf Course 52251 Pontiac Trail Contact Ray Boujoulian to REGISTER, SPONSOR. For information Call, Text or email by 17 5-9-19 (248) 921-6649 or [email protected] 5/24/19 Fri A Presentation by Attorney Cliff Marko entitled 7:00 PM AGBU School Library Southfield, MI "A Guided Tour of the Universe and Solar System with Voyager and Beyond." He was a docent at the National Air and Space Museum and a former 18 journalist, who covered NASA. 5/29/19 Wed. Lift Up Southfield The Power of Faith with Chuck 7:30 AM- St. John Armenian Church Southfield, MI 19 Gaida. 9:00 AM Cultural Hall 6/2/19 Sun The 101st Anniversary of the First Armenian End of Divine St. Sarkis Armenian Dearborn, MI Republic will be celebrated at St. Sarkis Armenian Liturgy Apostolic Church 20 Apostolic Church 7/8- Sun - Arts of Armenia for children 8-13. This year's 9:30 AM - St. John Armenian Church Southfield, MI 7/12/2019 Fri theme: "Am Armenian Wedding." Week-long 3:30 PM projects featuring Authentic Armenian Dance, Music, Jewelry, Garments, Baking, Wedding 21 Service and more taught by professional teachers. 7/14/19 Sun Celebration of the 122nd Anniversary of the 41150 W. 12 Mile Rd Novi, MI Khanasor Expedition 22 7/15/19 Mon St. Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church's 44th Walnut Creek Country Club 23 Annual golf and Tennis Classic 7/21/19 Sun CSAI Annual Picnic Marshbank Park West Bloomfield 24 7/27/19 Sat Armenian Fest 12 - SPECTACULAR MUSIC LINE 5:00 - 10:00 Framer's Market Royal Oak, MI UP: East Coast Oud virtuoso Johnny Berberian PM along with Hachig Kazarian, Harry Hovakimian, Tom Zakarian and Vaughn Masropian - spread the word and plan on joining us for our best Fest ever! 25 8/18/19 Sun St. John Armenian Church Annual Picnic and St. John Armenian Church Southfield, MI 26 Blessing of the Grapes. Grounds 4/22/19 2 Calendar of Events A B C D E F G H I J K 1 Date Day Event Time Venue Location 8/18/19 Sun St. Sarkis Apostolic Armenian Church's Blessing of TBD TBD TBD the Grapes and Family fun Picnic - Grapes Blessing Service, Food, Music, Dancing, Soccer, Tavlou Tournament, Mountain Biking and much more 27 8/29- Thurs- 2019 AYF-YOARF OLYMPICS IN CHICAGO Hyatt Regency O'Hare 10/2/2019 Mon 28 9/14/19 Sat Knights & Daughters of Vartan Annual Picnic 11:00 AM - 29 3:00 PM 9/21/19 Sat ARA Wine Tasting & Annual Scholarship Dinner 6:30 PM Huron River Hunting and Farmington, MI 30 6:30 PM Fishing Club 9/25/19 Wed "The Church with the Golden Dome" - Sanctuary 10 AM - 2 PM St. John Armenian Church Southfield, MI and Museum Tour and Traditional Armenian Buffet Luncheon. $25 Donation. Make your 31 reservations early. Seating is limited. 9/29/19 Sun The 57th Anniversary of St. Sarkis Armenian St. Sarkis Armenian Dearborn, MI Apostolic Church will be celebrated under the Apostolic Church 32 auspices of His Eminence Anoushavan Tanielian 10/3-6/2019 Thur - St. John Armenian Church Annual Bazaar St. John Armenian Church Southfield, MI 33 Sun 10/13/19 Sun Book & Author Event - Save the Date TBD TBD TBD 34 10/19/19 Sat A.G.B.U. Alex & Marie Manoogian School 50th TBD St. John Armenian Church Southfield, MI Anniversary Dinner Dance 35 10/20/19 Sun The Armenian Churches of Greater Detroit 5:00 PM St. John Armenian Church Southfield, MI Genocide Committee presents a Concert on 36 Gomidas Vartabed’s life and Music 10/26/19 Sat Kef Time Keghi IV 6:30 PM St. John Armenian Church Southfield, MI Cultural Hall 37 11/2 & 11/3 St. Sarkis Apostolic Church's Annual Bazaar - A St. Sarkis Armenian Dearborn, MI great family event with great food, Armenian music Apostolic Church & dancing, games for children, Attic Treasurers 38 and much more. 11/9/19 Sat HAMAZKAYIN ARAX Performance TBD TBD 39 11/16/19 Sat Knights & Daughters of Vartan 100-Anniversary- TBD St. Mary's Cultural & Livonia, MI 70 Banquet Center 40 12/4/19 Wed Advent By Candlelight TBD TBD TBD 41 42 2020 5/16/20 Sat ARA Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show 11:30 AM The Village Club - 190 East Bloomfield Hills, Long Lake Road MI 43 44 For additions, corrections or updates to this calendar, please email Gloria Korkoian at 45 [email protected]. Updated April 22, 2019. 46 47 48 49 4/22/19 3 Calendar of Events A B C D E F G H I J K 1 Date Day Event Time Venue Location 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 4/22/19 4 Calendar of Events L M 1 Sponsor Notes 2 3 4 Tuesday Lunch Club Come One. Come All. 5 6 Armenian Churches of Save the Date! Greater Detroit: Armenian Congregational Church, St. John Armenian Church, St Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church & St. Vartan 7 Armenian Catholic Church Save the Date - details to follow. 8 Armenian Genocide Committee of Greater Detroit 9 Tekeyan Cultural Association Save the Date! of Detroit 10 AYF Juniors Save the Date 11 ARS Sybille Chapter For Tickets contact: Sharon Broglin - [email protected] or 313-610-9956 or Sandy Afetian 734-259-9430 12 ARS Tzolic Chapter Tickets & Information: Takouhi Harounian 248-767-7835 or Mania Bardakjian 248-310-3491 13 The Armenian No Reservations at the Door.
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