Start the summer with wine, good music, surprises, and unforgettable memories. The largest event of the year, has become the hallmark of Armenian tourism-a unique platform for meeting winemakers and the wine society. In 2023, the festival was visited by about 180 thousand people, of which more than 30% were tourists.

The Beer Days festival in Yerevan features over two dozen Armenian and international breweries showcasing their products and brewing techniques, along with restaurants offering delicious snacks for beer pairing. Attendees can enjoy entertaining games, and a carefully tailored musical program, and explore the history of participating breweries, making it the most sparkling event of the year for beer enthusiast.

 Yerevan Gastronomic Days is an energetic celebration of the culinary arts, covering a rich palette of tastes and aromas. Throughout the festival, outstanding experts in the field of wine and art, Michelin-starred chefs, and other specialists will conduct master classes and gastronomic shows. In addition, numerous Armenian restaurants will present special set menus, providing a unique and delectable culinary experience.

The Areni Wine Festival in Armenian's Vayots Dzor region celebrates the area's winemaking heritage with local wines, cuisine, and cultural showcases, drawing both local and international tourists. Visitors can immerse themselves in Armenian`s winemaking culture, sampling diverse wines and indulging in traditional Armenian dishes and cheeses while exploring the picturesque village of Areni, fostering cultural exchange and appreciation.

The one of the brightest and musical days of the city is near YEREVAN MUSIC NIGHT 2024. On September 7, famous singers and groups of Armenia will perform exclusively with live music in the heart of Yerevan. In addition to quality music, visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy a variety of cocktails, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and taste the appropriate food.

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The annual film festival held in July in Yerevan (Armenia) is organized with the support of the Armenian Ministry of Culture. Until 2011, the festival featured three main programs: international competitions for feature films and documentaries, as well as the Armenian Panorama competition.

First of all, it is important to note that Armenians have been producing wine for over 6,000 years. This impressive fact was confirmed by the results of extensive excavations conducted in 2007 by Armenian-American and Irish archaeologists in the Areni cave.