Armenian Events in Toronto

The Greater Toronto Area is home to Canada's largest Armenian community — tens of thousands strong across Scarborough, North York, Markham, Mississauga, Oakville, and Cambridge. From the ACC Summer Fest to Vardavar water fights, khorovadz picnics to sold-out concerts, there's something happening almost every week. This page is your always-up-to-date guide.

Festivals & celebrations: The A.C.C. Toronto Summerfest is Canada's biggest Armenian festival, with live music, food, dance, and vendors. Each July, the Vardavar Festival in Scarborough brings the legendary 2,000-year-old Armenian water festival to the GTA.

Music & performance: Toronto hosts Armenian concerts year-round — touring artists, the Knar Choir's annual concerts, and gala performances by the Hamazkayin dance ensembles.

Community & family: Church picnics at Bronte Creek, seniors' celebrations, Armenian Saturday school events, Barev's Hay Hikes youth series, chess tournaments, karaoke nights, and more, every month across the GTA.

Key organizations: Armenian Community Centre of Toronto (ACC), Barev Canadian Armenian Community Services, Tekeyan Cultural Association, Holy Trinity Armenian Church, St. Mary Armenian Apostolic Church, Hamazkayin Toronto, AGBU Toronto, and the Halton-Peel Armenian Community Centre.

Browse all upcoming Toronto events on our Events page — updated weekly. Hosting an Armenian event in the GTA? Submit it free through our Submit an Event page and reach the whole community.