Armenian Christmas Day is observed on 6 January and is celebrated by Armenian Christians as the Feast of the Nativity and Theophany. The day reflects ancient Christian traditions and is associated with church services, fasting before the feast, family gatherings, and special foods. It offers an opportunity to learn about Armenian faith, heritage, and the diversity of Christmas observances around the world.

Event Suggestions:
• Explore Armenian Christmas traditions, foods, and church customs
• Compare 6 January and 25 December Christmas observances across Christian communities
• Share Armenian music, stories, symbols, or cultural practices connected to the feast