August 7 was the last day of the three-day camp organized with the support of the “Ararat” Foundation in Koti village.

Our correspondent from Noyemberyan, Vera Sahakyan, tells about the children’s activities, the gifts they received and the supporters of the camp.



July 30 is the international day of friendship.

A true friendship is built by sharing thoughts and helps to achieve your dreams faster. The heroes of our video achieved success with this formula.

Our correspondent from Noyemberyan, Hranush Ananyan, tells about ProtoLab technological company, the greenhouse of Noyemberyan School N 1, the intellectual club “Nika,” their history and the everyday hustle and bustle.



Srbasar is located in Tavush region, about 20 km away from Noyermberyan city. Tavush TV reporter Araksya Amiraghyan invites us to this beautiful place to pick thyme with her and enjoy the cold water of the spring and the warmth of the people of the mountain.



On June 28, the Cultural Center of Noyemberyan community visited Barekamavan, Voskepar, and Jujevan villages, through an annual cultural project.

The goal of the fun and interactive program of the cultural center is to give joy and laughter to the children of Noyemberyan. The reception was warm, and the children’s enthusiasm was great.

The author of the video is our correspondent Hranush Ananyan from Noyemberyan.



On June 11, the team of connoisseurs led by Armen Amiraghyan of the Noyemberyan NIEC club won a brilliant victory in the “What? Where? When?” game on Armenia TV.

It has been 23 years since Noyemberyan Intellectual Education Club (NIEC) has been operating due to the efforts of some people of Noyemberyan, where the connoisseurs of Noyemberyan gather every Friday to play “What? Where? When?”.
Our young reporter from Noyemberyan, Araksya Amiraghyan, tells the story in our Tavush Reportage.



We add some lines by Charents to the fascinating sight of the famous castle of Berdavan.

Hrant Ghazumyan reads.

Considering the peculiarities of the dialect of Tavush region, we want to warn that to understand the whole meaning of the expressions used in the video and the below-mentioned text, you need to get acquainted with the culture of Tavush.

What would happen if the people of Ijevan created the horoscope signs? What would happen if Hrant went to Tbilisi and met our partner Aspram?

 

We have brought you the answers to these “whats” with our Tbilisi edition of “Our dialect and customs” program.

On May 7, an Olympic Taekwondo Tournament dedicated to the soldiers killed for the defense of the Homeland in 2020-2022 took place in Noyemberyan City Sports School.

More than 130 sportsmen from Jujevan, Baghanis, Voskevan, Koti, and Voskepar villages participated in the championship.

For several months now, Olympic taekwondo clubs have been formed in border villages of Noyemberyan. The clubs will contribute to the popularization and development of Olympic taekwondo sport in the border villages of Noyemberyan.

The athletes who showed the best results during the championship were awarded certificates and medals.

With the initiative of the Koghb Foundation, and by the decision of the Noyemberyan community council, on May 1, Koghb Music School was named after the great composer Tigran Mansuryan.

Maestro Manustyan was present at the nomination ceremony. During the event, the students of the school presented Tigran Mansuryan’s biography and the way he passed. 

At the end of the event, Koghb Foundation awarded a number of grants and scholarships to the teachers and students of Koghb public and music schools for the success and achievements of the first quarter of 2022. 

The nomination ceremony ended with the announcement of the Koghb Foundation announcing the annual Tigran Mansuryan Music Award.

The teachers and students of the renovated, furnished, equipped with new musical instruments and already named after Tigran Mansuryan will continue their work and education with greater responsibility. 

Sunday liturgy, national song and dance, traditional games, and entertainment. Tavush TV tells how Easter was celebrated in Tavush region.

On April 17, the Armenian apostolic church celebrates the holiday of the Miraculous Resurrection of Christ: Holiday is also called Easter, which means “separation, remission of sins, return to God.” The Resurrection of Christ is the foundation of Christian doctrine and faith. “If there is no resurrection of the dead, then not even Christ has been raised.  And if Christ has not been raised, our preaching is worthless, and so is your faith.” (1 Corinthians 15:13-14)

As every year, the holiday of the Resurrection was uniquely celebrated in Tavush region. Our film crew was in Makaravank, where the youth and children of Achajur village and surrounding communities gathered together to participate in the liturgy. The holiday continued in the yard of the monastery with a traditional fight with eggs and song and dance.

Our correspondents from the Noyemberyan community were present at the Easter celebration in the yard of St. Gayane church in Voskevan. The Easter event was organized by the Voskevan cultural center, the students of Voskevan and Baghanis schools.

In the Berd community, Resurrection Day was solemnly celebrated in Berd city in the yard of St. Hovhannes church. After the liturgy, 17 settlements of the Berd community, accompanied by national song and dance, as well as Berd Multifunctional State College and the Berd branch of “Bridge of Hope” NGO, presented Easter sacrament, Easter traditions, and dishes in separate pavilions.

“Christ is Risen.”

“Blessed is the resurrection of Christ.”