I’m in Denmark – a familiar place for me to be.
An Exceptional Trip to Brussels, Belgium
The quote above resonates with me, because writing is my excuse to travel.
Hidden Sites in Paris
A few years ago, when I was visiting Paris, a friend invited me to have lunch at “Maison de la Culture Arménienne”—a restaurant at an Armenian cultural center.
A Glimpse into the Life of Las Vegas Armenians
When I think of Armenians in Las Vegas, three individuals stand out in my mind.
93-Year-Old Molly Rad and a Slice of Iranian Armenian History
A few years back, I had a chance to interview two women who had surpassed the age of 100.
Unraveling the Life of Calouste Gulbenkian
Many of us may have pondered the question: “Who was Calouste Gulbenkian?”
Visiting Fresno’s Past to Present
Armenians first settled in Fresno in the mid-1880s. Today, it remains one of the few cities around the world solidly associated with its Armenian community.
Armenians in Greece: Past and Present
My quest to visit Armenian communities took me to Athens, the venerable capital of Greece. As most people will agree, Greece is a heavenly place to visit with plenty to admire.
They Kept Their Armenian Identity in A Far-Flung Town In Jordan
They say, “Every dark cloud carries a silver lining.” The following story that I’m going to tell you, was the silver lining of a dark cloud.
A Visit to a School and An Orphanage in Gyumri
On my train ride to Gyumri, where I was planning to stay for a week to look back to the devastating earthquake of thirty years ago, I sat next to a young mother with her two small kids