Armenian Museum, Glendale

About Armenian Museum

The Armenian Museum in Glendale is dedicated to preserving and presenting Armenian history, culture, literature, arts, music, and language. Visitors explore interactive exhibits that present Armenia's role as the cradle of civilization, examining Armenian faith, values, religion, sacrifice, and the building of the Armenian empire. The museum occupies a sprawling campus featuring three main buildings on approximately 27 acres. The primary 250,000-square-foot main exhibit building houses the interactive displays, while a main church and private cultural school with an amphitheater serve educational and spiritual purposes. Memorial gardens provide contemplative space throughout the grounds. Behind the scenes, a state-of-the-art 150,000-square-foot Museum Support Center handles restoration and conservation of Armenian artifacts and develops future exhibits. The facility positions itself as the most advanced museum of its kind in the world, moving beyond traditional display cases to create an immersive environment. The museum suits visitors interested in Armenian heritage and cultural history.