Yes. In many Eastern countries, people refer to Armenian Christmas as Soorp Dznoont. The Christmas Tree is called Tonatsar. Some Armenians celebrate December 25 as Soop Stepanos Day.

2021年1月7日 · It is where the Christmas tree — called in Armenian “Donadzar” (Holiday Tree) makes its appearance. New Year’s Eve in traditional Armenian culture is pretty similar to the secular version of American and Western Christmas.

2022年12月12日 · Christmas trees became popular in the 16th century when people would bring decorated trees into their homes to resemble the winter solstice. In this video, Collections Curator Gary Lind-Sinanian tells us about a visit from Hayk Demoyan, one …

2025年1月6日 · Armenian Christmas, celebrated on January 6th, holds a unique place in the liturgical calendar and Armenian cultural traditions. For Armenians around the world, this day is not only about commemorating the birth of Christ but also celebrating the Epiphany—the revelation of Jesus as the Son of God—a practice rooted in the earliest days of ...

Armenians thoroughly clean their homes before the Christmas season. They put up a Christmas tree and decorate it with fruit, white doves for peace and golden bows. Many Armenians like to use the three colors of the Armenian flag on the tree – red, orange and blue.

2024年1月3日 · Unlike many countries around the world, Armenians put up their trees, purchase gifts for their loved ones and anticipate the visit of Santa Claus on January 1, not December 25! The commercial gift-giving holiday in Armenia is distinctly different from Christmas, which is celebrated on January 6 (until the fourth century, all Christian churches ...

2019年9月28日 · In Armenia, the Christmas season is kicked off with an enormous Christmas tree being set up in the Republic Square of Yerevan (which is the capital city of Armenia). Unlike most places in the world, the bulk of an Armenian Christmas takes place in January.

2024年6月26日 · Armenian Christmas tree decorations aren’t much different from American and include baubles, tinsel, and string lights. Some Armenians still decorate their Christmas trees with Soviet-era glass baubles and garlands.

2023年10月27日 · In Armenia, Christmas is a time filled with warmth, joy, and unique traditions. One of the central locations for celebrating Christmas is the capital city, Yerevan. As the festivities begin, you’ll notice a grand Christmas tree being set up in Republic Square, the heart of Yerevan.

2021年12月15日 · In the Bible God compares himself to a tree: “ I am like an evergreen cypress; from me comes your fruit.” – Hosea 14:8b. In the Armenian Christmas song, the Good News (Avedis), is proclaimed: