Every year on May 9, Europe celebrates Europe Day, symbolising peace and unity. Armenia also marks this occasion, upholding a long-standing tradition.
In 2025, the celebrations will take place from May 6 to 30 in Yerevan, Gyumri, and Gavar under the theme “EU-Armenia: Cultural Bridge.”
“This is Europe” theatrical performance in Gyumri and Gavar
As part of the “EU-Armenia: Cultural Bridge” festivities, the theatrical performance “This is Europe” will be staged at the State Drama Theatre After Vardan Adjemian, in Gyumri on 6 May at 18:30.
On 8 May at 18:30 it will be staged at the State Drama Theater after Levon Kalantaryan in Gavar.
Following numerous successful performances in Belgium, Hendrik Vos and Frans Grapperhaus will now present “This is Europe” to the Armenian audience.
Throughout the performance, the audience will embark on a journey across Europe in search of answers to the question: “What is Europe or who is Europe?”
Language: English
Subtitles: Armenian
Admission is free.
Celebrating Europe Day in Yerevan
This year, the Europe Day celebrations in Yerevan will kick off on 10 May at 15:00.
The bands “Tiezerk,” “Uru,” and “Degh” will take the stage with their inspiring performances.
Each of these bands brings a fresh sound and vibrant energy to the music scene.
The young musicians behind them create fearlessly, breaking boundaries and captivating audiences with every new track.
From alternative rock to folk-rock rhythms and cosmic harmonies, listening to these bands will be a refreshing, impressive, and energising experience.
Visitors will also have the opportunity to learn more about EU initiatives in Armenia and explore the cultural diversity and uniqueness of EU Member States.