HYE DOON · KENSINGTON, LONDON
An Armenian home in the heart of London
A place for culture, community and connection
OUR HOUSE, YOUR HOME
Armenian roots. A welcome for everyone.
Established in 1959, Armenian House is an Armenian community and cultural centre in the heart of London. Open to Armenians and non-Armenians alike, it is a home from home where old acquaintances meet and new friendships begin.
From cultural and social events to concerts, readings and the Armenian Library, Hye Doon continues to be an important part of the fabric of the UK Armenian community.
An Armenian quarter in Kensington
Armenian House sits at the heart of an Armenian quarter in Kensington. With St Yeghiche and St Sarkis churches, Gulbenkian Hall and the Vicarage nearby, it forms part of a longstanding network of Armenian cultural, spiritual and community life in London.
OUR NEXT CHAPTER
The future Armenian House
Our vision is a welcoming, fully accessible home for future generations, with a vibrant café, new event and gathering spaces, a new Library and a roof terrace.
This is a multi-year project, and your support is much appreciated.