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LONDON TEKEYAN CULTURAL ASSOCIATION IS REVITALIZED
http://www.mirrorspectator.com/2012/10/29/london-tekeyan-cultural-association-is-revitalized/
October 29, 2012 1:01 pm
In the picture the TCA Committee members, from left to right: Sevag
Arevian, Sossi Yeretzian (Secretary), Hratch Kouyoumjian (Chairman),
Garen Arevian (Treasurer), Vartan Ouzounian (President), Gayaneh
Cherchian and Dalila Heath.
LONDON - The Tekeyan Cultural Association London Chapter was
established in 1975 and is affiliated with the Tekeyan Trust, a
registered charity in the UK. Like its parent organization, it is
dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Armenian cultural
identity and to furthering links between the Armenian Diaspora and
Armenia.
In its early years, the TCA London organized numerous cultural events
including performances by the Armenian State Dance Company in Sadler's
Wells, the Armenian State Folk Song and Dance Company at the Royal
Albert Hall, the Armenian State Choir.
The TCA London Chapter has revitalized this year to further its
mission - to promote Armenian culture by organizing public events,
cultural exhibitions, lectures, workshops, etc.
In order to reintroduce the TCA London, an official dinner reception
was held in March. It celebrated the new beginning of the major
cultural organization with the newly-appointed President Vartan
Ouzounian, Chairman Hratch Kouyoumjian and the new Executive Committee:
Sevag Arevian, Sossi Yeretzian (secretary), Garen Arevian (treasurer),
Gayaneh Cherchian, Dal
ila Heath, Violetta Kaydan-Barzankian, and coop member Anita Manoukyan,
as well as supporter Rosette Ouzounian, who contributes greatly to
the realization of the TCA London functions.
The exhibition of 45 contemporary paintings by 25 well-known Armenian
artists was the first major cultural event organized by the TCA London
after its rebirth. The range of cultural event was continued with
the performances by the 50-strong, award-winning and internationally
renowned Sahak-Mesrop Armenian Choir of Marseille. The TCA London
is planning a number of cultural and social projects involving
younger generation, among them is the New Year Eve Dinner Dance in
collaboration with Nor Serount Association in London.
http://www.mirrorspectator.com/2012/10/29/london-tekeyan-cultural-association-is-revitalized/
October 29, 2012 1:01 pm
In the picture the TCA Committee members, from left to right: Sevag
Arevian, Sossi Yeretzian (Secretary), Hratch Kouyoumjian (Chairman),
Garen Arevian (Treasurer), Vartan Ouzounian (President), Gayaneh
Cherchian and Dalila Heath.
LONDON - The Tekeyan Cultural Association London Chapter was
established in 1975 and is affiliated with the Tekeyan Trust, a
registered charity in the UK. Like its parent organization, it is
dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Armenian cultural
identity and to furthering links between the Armenian Diaspora and
Armenia.
In its early years, the TCA London organized numerous cultural events
including performances by the Armenian State Dance Company in Sadler's
Wells, the Armenian State Folk Song and Dance Company at the Royal
Albert Hall, the Armenian State Choir.
The TCA London Chapter has revitalized this year to further its
mission - to promote Armenian culture by organizing public events,
cultural exhibitions, lectures, workshops, etc.
In order to reintroduce the TCA London, an official dinner reception
was held in March. It celebrated the new beginning of the major
cultural organization with the newly-appointed President Vartan
Ouzounian, Chairman Hratch Kouyoumjian and the new Executive Committee:
Sevag Arevian, Sossi Yeretzian (secretary), Garen Arevian (treasurer),
Gayaneh Cherchian, Dal
ila Heath, Violetta Kaydan-Barzankian, and coop member Anita Manoukyan,
as well as supporter Rosette Ouzounian, who contributes greatly to
the realization of the TCA London functions.
The exhibition of 45 contemporary paintings by 25 well-known Armenian
artists was the first major cultural event organized by the TCA London
after its rebirth. The range of cultural event was continued with
the performances by the 50-strong, award-winning and internationally
renowned Sahak-Mesrop Armenian Choir of Marseille. The TCA London
is planning a number of cultural and social projects involving
younger generation, among them is the New Year Eve Dinner Dance in
collaboration with Nor Serount Association in London.