As part of the “Master of Culture” program, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the renowned composer and qanun player Khachatur Avetisyan

As part of the “Master of Culture” program, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the renowned composer and qanun player Khachatur Avetisyan, another memorable and multifaceted initiative was carried out, combining educational visits, spiritual values, and cultural cooperation.

As part of the program, the participating students first visited Khertvisi Fortress, located in the Aspindza Municipality of Georgia, where they became acquainted with the region’s historical and cultural heritage, medieval Georgian cultural layers, and historical landmarks.

The visit then continued at Rabati Castle, where the students presented artistic performances, conveying the spirit of Armenian culture within this historic setting and thereby joining the celebration of Family Sanctity and Parents’ Respect Day.

The series of program events continued at the Tskaltbila Cultural Center in the Akhaltsikhe Municipality, where a cultural event was organized jointly with the Armenian Youth Educational and Cultural Center of Akhaltsikhe, bringing together creative groups from different communities.

Armenian dance ensembles from Orali, Pokr Pamaj, and Tskaltbila communities participated in the event, performing together with the students of the Endanik Center. Armenian folk dances, musical and artistic performances became a beautiful symbol of preserving cultural identity and strengthening ties between generations.

Before the event began, the attendees were blessed with spiritual words and the Lord’s Prayer by Reverend Father Hakob Abegha Sahakyan, Spiritual Inspector of the Akhaltsikhe and Borjomi regions. His message emphasized the role of national culture, spiritual values, and art in the education of the younger generation.

The evening, held in a warm and culturally rich atmosphere, concluded with a traditional group dance, which became a symbol of national unity, cultural solidarity, and the unbreakable bond between generations.

Accompanied by the music and dance of “Ver-Veri,” students from different communities and art-loving participants came together, once again proving that Armenian culture continues to live, unite, and inspire.