With the theme of peace & harmony to guide them, visitors to the Armenian Heritage Park were invited to walk the labyrinth Sunday afternoon as well as participate in festive activities. As the moon peeked out through the clouds, park regulars and newcomers mixed and mingled. “I’m here to honor the memory of my grandfather Read More…
The Armenian Heritage Park recently hosted a “Sunday Afternoon For Friends & Family” social. Park supporters and greeters welcomed visitors, answered questions about the park’s history and involvement in the community, and offered guidance to those curious about walking the labyrinth. Designed as an event for all ages, visitors from around the world had the Read More…
On a bright, beautiful morning Boston residents gathered at the Armenian Heritage Park for “Celebrating What Unites Us,” a program that celebrates immigrants and what they contribute to the city. This was the third event in an eight part series. Each event focuses on a different immigrant community. This past Monday the focus was on Read More…
**Please note this event has been canceled due to weather.** The Armenian Heritage Park will host a moonlit labyrinth walk under the Strawberry Moon on Thursday, June 28 beginning at 8:30 p.m. Chocolate-dipped strawberries will be hosted by Vicki Lee’s and luscious iced teas will be hosted by MEM Tea Imports. Participants will also have Read More…
World Labyrinth Day was celebrated on Saturday May 5th at the Armenian Heritage Park on the Greenway. This annual event offers an opportunity for neighbors, tourists, and friends to walk as one in peace and harmony at the same time as people in cities worldwide.The event commenced with an introduction to walking a labyrinth from Read More…
Celebrate Public Art! Park’s Abstract Sculpture & Labyrinth Saturday, May 5 at 12:45 p.m. 1:00 p.m. World Labyrinth Day: Walk as One in Peace & Harmony At 12:45 pm, introduction to walking a labyrinth. 1:30 p.m. Reception to View the Abstract Sculpture 2018 Configuration* Remarks: Sarah Baker Editor-in-Chief, Art New England magazine Introduced by Lucas Cowan Public Art Curator, Rose Read More…
A scheduled presentation on the Armenian Heritage Park by Architect Don Tallelian did not happen at this week’s NEWRA meeting because the Boston Redevelopment Authority requested it be delayed pending its own review. Despite the lack of a formal presentation, an update was provided by Victor Brogna who is co-chair of NEWRA’s zoning committee. The Read More…