1.9K views · 507 reactions | Little Armenia in the heart of Los Angeles    Geondale Galleria, 1 floor (next to Swarowski) | Pregomesh | Facebook

Today, around 6,000 Armenians live in Austria, primarily in the largest city of Vienna. The history of Armenians in the country dates back to Vienna's liberation from the Turkish siege at the end of the 17th century when several merchants found a new market in the Habsburg empire. In fact, Armenian merchants established the city's distinctive coffee culture for a long time in its early decades. In Vienna, there are tributes to victims of the Genocide and numerous Armenian-based restaurants, groc

In the Los Angeles metropolitan area, Glendale is widely thought to be the center of Armenian-American life. The city has the highest concentration of Armenians in the United States and outside of Armenia. Whether having food at a great restaurant, seeing art homages to homeland legends, or visiting one of the churches and schools, the Armenian influence across Glendale is alive and well. Stay tuned for more from Little Armenias, an AGBU Noubar Nazarian YP Innovators Grant winner. 🎥: Little Arm

At the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest, Armenia secured a top 10 result for the first time in nearly a decade thanks to its entrant Ladaniva and the duo's hit song, "Jako." How does being a part of the diaspora impact Ladaniva's music? Check out Little Armenias' interview with singer Jaklin Baghdasaryan and French multi-instrumentalist Louis Thomas. Stay tuned for more from Little Armenias, an AGBU Noubar Nazarian YP Innovators Grant winner. 🎥: Little Armenias | AGBU

15K views · 236 reactions | Places to visit in Los Angeles Little Tokyo  335 E 2nd St, Ste 223, Los Angeles, CA 90012 My California Food Tour Continues  | mrintharriss | Facebook

Our latest blog post shines a light on Sahags Basturma Sandwich Shop, located in Little Armenia, Los Angeles. Run by owner Harout Tashjian for over thirty years, the shop is a vital gathering place for cultural comforts and Armenian identity in a large, ever-changing city. One of these comforts is Tashjian’s highly praised basturma—a cured beef that is dried relentlessly and smeared in age-old seasoning secrets with a whole lot of salt. Learn more here: https://s.si.edu/2mGFuX3 | Smithsonian Fol

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