Arev

Thanks for the reply! I still wish there was a website.

Does Ara have a website? Where do you purchase his CDs? How do you hear about his concerts?

Does Ara have a website? Where do you purchase his CDs? How do you hear about his concerts?

Not sure if I should post this question here but .... Is Ara Gevorgyan performing in Canada next month? I can't locate a website for Ara so I am hoping someone here has read or heard something. Maybe it's just a rumor...

I enjoy going to www.torontoarmenians.com

Sip and Garo thanks for the advice. I too suffer from SPAM attacks.

Sip and Garo thanks for providing excellent advice. I too suffer from SPAM attacks.

Thanks MJ for the update.

Armenian Summer Language Course in Venice. Have you heard about this? Did you attend classes? What did you think? What did you like or not like about the experience? Please visit the website below for more information. www.padus-araxes.com

Armenian Summer Language Course in Venice. Have you heard about this? Did you attend classes? What did you think? What did you like or not like about the experience? Please visit the website below for more information. www.padus-araxes.com

PBS Buffalo-Toronto to air the documentaries 'Armenian Americans' and 'Ancient Monuments of Armenia'. NIAGARA FALLS - The documentaries 'The Armenian Americans' and 'Ancient Monuments of Armenia' will be aired to over one million households in the broadcasting area of PBS Station WNED Channel 17 Buffalo-Toronto on Thursday, March 22, reported the Armenian National Committee (ANC) of Niagara Falls. The broadcast of the documentaries is scheduled to take place from 6:30 pm through 11:30 pm. WNED's broadcasting area includes western New York to Erie, Pennsylvania, and all of southern Ontario. Members of the local community will be volunteering as pledge operators during the broadcast, according to an ANC of Niagara Falls spokesman. "We encourage everyone to watch these two wonderful documentaries during the five-hour broadcast," remarked the ANC spokesman. "We are certain this airing will please viewers, Armenian and non-Armenian alike, as the documentaries have earned rave reviews across the nation," he added.

quote GREAT SITE!

Egoyan to film Armenian tragedy Toronto-based director Atom Egoyan will be working from home in 2001. By spring, Egoyan should be starting up his new movie in Toronto, dealing with the genocide of Armenians over the years. The filmmaker, born in Cairo of Armenian parents, plans to shoot half of his picture in Toronto and half at an undisclosed location, probably in Europe. Although specifics haven't been revealed, Egoyan surprised a few people in the film community by choosing 73-year-old, Paris-based Armenian singer Charles Aznavour as one of the leads. In February 1999, Egoyan made news when he protested after a Liberal MP questioned whether the mass murder of Armenian civilians in Turkey during the First World War should be described as "genocide." The Oscar-nominated director (for The Sweet Hereafter) had his previous movie, Krapp's Last Tape, debut at September's Toronto International Film Festival. [ March 02, 2001: Message edited by: Arev ]

Atom Egoyan launched his official Web site this week. The address is http://www.egofilmarts.com.

I am shy. Once I know a person better however I feel I can talk to them. Even writing on this forum makes me a little nervous. I don't want to give too much information about myself. I am trying to break this wall that I have put around myself. Can I really trust a stranger?