Tomsak Blog: Armenian Events & Culture

September 21, 2026 marks 35 years since Armenians voted for independence from the Soviet Union. What the day commemorates, how it differs from First Republic Day, and what is on in Canada that week.

When I first discovered Tomsak.ca, I was looking for a way to connect more deeply with Armenian culture while living in Canada. What I found was a vibrant hub that brings together the Armenian community through news, festivals, and cultural celebrations. Tomsak.ca does more than just report events in Canada; it creates a space where Armenian heritage thrives and reaches a wider audience eager to learn and participate. How Tomsak.ca Connects the Armenian Community Tomsak.ca se

Every year on April 24, Armenians around the world gather to honor the memory of the victims of the Armenian Genocide. Across Canada—especially in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver—communities come together through marches, vigils, церemоnies, and cultural events to remember, educate, and stand united. If you are looking for Armenian events in Canada on April 24, this guide highlights the key commemorations and ways to participate. Why April 24 Matters April 24 marks the begin

Armenian culture is rich with history, art, and traditions that have been preserved through centuries. For those living in or visiting Toronto, there are numerous opportunities to immerse yourself in this vibrant culture. From music festivals to art exhibitions, the city offers a variety of events that celebrate Armenian heritage. In this blog post, we will explore some of the most exciting upcoming events that showcase the beauty and depth of Armenian culture in Toronto. The