July 19

4:00 PM

AGBU Performing Arts Center | Small Stage

2495 E Mountain St, Pasadena, CA 91104

Little Red Riding Hood, fairy tale about a young girl who wears a red cloak and encounters a wolf on her way to visit her ailing grandmother.

Children must have a ticket regardless of age.

A joyful tribute to children and the vibrant spirit they bring, the AGBU Children’s Day Festival is a can’t-miss celebration honoring World Children’s Day with a free, full-day community extravaganza. Proudly hosted by the AGBU Pasadena-Glendale Chapter and the AGBU Vatche & Tamar Manoukian Performing Arts Center, the event transforms the cultural center into an exciting hub of imagination, laughter, and discovery.

Families are invited to enjoy an unforgettable day featuring live performances, interactive carnival games, hands-on crafts, face painting, delicious food vendors, and vibrant cultural showcases that highlight the richness of our heritage. Designed to bring people together across generations, the festival nurtures unity, joy, and meaningful connections—all while celebrating the wonder of childhood. Join us for a day full of smiles, music, and memories that last a lifetime!

No RSVP needed. Simply show up!

For all inquiries, please email pgchapter@agbu.org or call (626)794-7942

A LIMITED NUMBER OF FREE TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS.  TO REQUEST A FREE TICKET, PLEASE CONTACT:  Patricia Kinaga - pkinaga@kinagalawfirm.com or Audrey Noda - alnoda@msn.com  

For assistance with ticketing and questions, you can email the AGBU office in Pasadena (vtm-pac@agbu.org) and someone will get back to you within 24-48 hrs of business days. 

RIDESHARE (Uber/Lyft/carpool) is highly encouraged.

** LIMITED PARKING is available for free on the lot on first come first served basis, additional street parking is also available on Mountainand Dudley Streets. PLEASE RESPECT OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. DO NOT BLOCK resident driveways, PARTIAL BLOCKING will alsoresult in getting your car towed and ticketed. 

PLEASE BE CONSIDERATE when leaving our premises by keeping noise level to minimum. **

Seat prices incl. fees - Credit Card processing fee 2.99% & Gateway $2 fee. • $53.81

Concert series celebrating the English book release of Armen Chico Tutunjyan's book, Jazz in Armenia. The concerts will feature musicians Vardan Ovsepian (Piano), Karen Kocharyan (Drums), Emmanuel Hovhannisyan (Duduk and Blul), and Noah Garabedian (Bass) performing notable tracks discussed in the book.

Performances by Arthur Mr. X, Armen Martirosyan, Armen Aloyan, Ruben Harutyunyan, David Matevosyan, Garik Sargsyan, Andranik Arabyan & Natalla Devitskaya.

“Vazgen: The Last Sparapet” is a film that tells the story of National Hero and Sparapet Vazgen Sargsyan’s life, based on real events. The film presents nearly all stages of his life, intertwined with significant events in the modern history of our country. This film is dedicated to both young and old—to all those who cherish the Homeland and hold dear the sacred memory and appreciation of its victorious pages.

5 PM SHOWING IS SOLD OUT. 8 PM SHOW TICKET LINK BELOW

“Vazgen: The Last Sparapet” is a film that tells the story of National Hero and Sparapet Vazgen Sargsyan’s life, based on real events. The film presents nearly all stages of his life, intertwined with significant events in the modern history of our country. This film is dedicated to both young and old—to all those who cherish the Homeland and hold dear the sacred memory and appreciation of its victorious pages.

“Vazgen: The Last Sparapet” is a film that tells the story of National Hero and Sparapet Vazgen Sargsyan’s life, based on real events. The film presents nearly all stages of his life, intertwined with significant events in the modern history of our country. This film is dedicated to both young and old—to all those who cherish the Homeland and hold dear the sacred memory and appreciation of its victorious pages.

SOLD OUT