Set Sail with the Armenian Heritage Cruise 2027
The countdown is officially on for one of the most anticipated Armenian travel experiences of the year. The Armenian Heritage Cruise 2027 will set sail from January 16–23, 2027, bringing together Armenians from around the world for a week filled with music, culture, entertainment, and unforgettable memories at sea.
Known for blending luxury travel with Armenian community and culture, the Armenian Heritage Cruise has become a signature annual gathering for families, friends, and travelers looking to celebrate Armenian identity in a vibrant and festive atmosphere.
A Star-Studded Entertainment Lineup
This year’s cruise features an exciting international roster of entertainers and performers, including:
- 🎶 Hamazkayin Ani Dance Ensemble (California)
- 🎧 DJ Barko (Eastern USA)
- 🎤 Armen Asayan (Canada)
- 🎵 Nersik & Arabo Ispiryan (Armenia)
- 🎙️ Levon Khozyan (France)
- 🎹 Hye KAMI (Eastern USA)
From traditional Armenian dance to live music and late-night entertainment, guests can expect nonstop energy throughout the voyage.
Cruise Pricing & Booking Information
2027 cruise rates (per person, based on double occupancy and including government and port taxes) begin at:
- 🚢 Interior Cabin — $1,327
- 🌊 Oceanview Cabin — $1,597
- ☀️ Balcony Cabin — $1,952
- 🍸 Yacht Club — $5,037
Guests can reserve their cabin with a $250 refundable deposit per person through July 31, 2026.
⚠️ Travelers are encouraged to book early, as prices will increase by $200 per cabin starting May 1, 2026.
How to Book
Bookings for the Armenian Heritage Cruise must be made directly through TravelGroup International to access private Armenian cruise events and programming.
📞 561-447-0750 x102
📞 866-447-0750 x102
📧 ahc@travelgroupint.com
🌐 ArmenianHeritageCruise.com
Whether you are reconnecting with old friends, making new memories with family, or simply looking for a unique cultural getaway, the Armenian Heritage Cruise 2027 promises an unforgettable week celebrating Armenian music, dance, and community on the open sea.
Hye Bash 2026: Armenian Youth Kick Off Summer in South Florida
Summer is starting with a bang for Armenian American youth in South Florida! 🎉
St. David Armenian Church is hosting HYE BASH 2026, an exciting end-of-year celebration bringing together Armenian American teens from across the community for a night of music, dancing, food, and unforgettable memories.
Taking place on Friday, May 29, 2026, the event is open to ages 13–18 and promises a high-energy evening designed to celebrate friendship, community, and the start of summer break in style.
What to Expect
Guests can look forward to:
- 🎧 Live DJ Sets
- 💃 A Full Dance Floor
- 🍴 Food & Refreshments
- ✨ A fun, upbeat atmosphere with Armenian youth from across the region
The event will run from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM at St. David Armenian Church, giving teens a chance to connect, celebrate, and enjoy one of the biggest Armenian youth parties of the season.
Event Details
📅 Friday, May 29, 2026
🕕 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
📍 St. David Armenian Church
👥 Ages 13–18
👔 Cocktail Attire
From the music to the dance floor energy, HYE BASH 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting Armenian youth events of the year in South Florida.
Obituary: Margaret Apoian Lave (1933-2026)
Born in Chicago, IL on December 6th 1933. Died peacefully in Boca Raton FL on April 29th 2026.
Margaret Apoian Lave met her husband, Robert J. Lave, and they were married on February 11, 1956. She is survived by her four children: her son Gregory and his wife Ellen; her daughter Tamara; her son Chris; and her youngest son, Steven, and his wife Meghan. She is also survived by her grandchildren Carter, Maggi, and Harrison and his wife Kristen.
She is further survived by her sister-in-law, Louise Apoian, and Louise’s children: Mariam Apoian-Spaulding, Nick Apoian, and Dina Apoian-Clark; as well as Carol Lave McAdams and her children, David, Peter, and Monica McAdams. She also leaves behind many more nieces and nephews.
Margaret loved and cherished her family deeply.
Margaret was truly happiest in the kitchen at St. David’s, where she was known as “the pilaf lady.” For 30 years, she was there every Saturday at 6 a.m., faithfully serving. She worked full-time until she was 82 years old.
She spoke kindly to everyone.
Simply put, she was a true Christian and lived her life accordingly.
She is our mother, and we will miss her dearly. ✝️
Funeral Services will be held at St. David Armenian Church:
2300 Yamato Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33431
Wednesday, May 6th, 2026 at 2:30 PM
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. David Armenian Church, 2300 Yamato Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33431.
Florida Armenians 