Saint Vartan Cathedral

Saint Vartan Cathedral in New York City is the principal Armenian Apostolic church in the United States, serving as a spiritual and cultural center for Armenian-Americans. Located in Manhattan’s East Village, it was established in 1957 and named after Saint Vardan Mamikonian, an Armenian military leader and saint. The cathedral features impressive Armenian architecture, extensive religious artwork, and a prominent dome. It hosts regular worship services, cultural events, and commemorations, playing a vital role in maintaining Armenian heritage and identity in the U.S. The cathedral also symbolizes resilience and unity for the Armenian community worldwide.