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Young Leaders Council Masquerade Raises Support for the Armenian American Museum

Armenain American Museum Young Leaders Council Hosts Masquerade

Glendale, CA (October 21, 2025) – The Armenian American Museum and Cultural Center of California’s Young Leaders Council hosted the highly anticipated Young Leaders Council Masquerade on Saturday, October 18, 2025, at the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown. Guests came together for a lively evening of music, laughter, and community in support of the landmark museum.

Young Leaders Council Masquerade MC Jack Jr

The Masquerade was hosted by Master of Ceremonies comedian Jack Jr., who brought his signature wit to the stage and had guests in laughter throughout the night.

Young Leaders Council Masquerade Dancers and MC Jack Jr

 The Hollywood Ballroom was transformed into a scene of glamour and celebration, featuring DJ Greg, Masquerade Dancers and a Champagne Lady by Envy Events, coffee by Cappuccino Express, and floral designs by Design by Four Seasons.

Armenian American Museum Young Leaders Council Pixter Photobooth

Guests also enjoyed a Pixter Photobooth, hookah by Darkside Hookah, cigars by Papisiano Cigar Bars, and late-night wraps by Kebab Daddy.

Armenian American Museum Communications Director Arsine Torosyan Remarks at Masquerade

Program highlights included welcoming remarks from Arsine Torosyan, Communications Director for the Armenian American Museum, and Masquerade Co-Chairs Sera Najarian and Eric Davidian, who thanked the Young Leaders Council team, sponsors, vendors, and supporters and reflected on the significance of the evening and the growing momentum of the Armenian American Museum.

Young Leaders Council Masquerade Co-Chair Sera Najarian

“Tonight is all about celebrating our culture, community, and the amazing spirit that brings us together,” stated Co-Chair Sera Najarian. “Thank you to our generous Masquerade sponsors, the museum team, the InterContinental team, our incredible vendors, our hilarious Master of Ceremonies Jack Jr., and of course, all of our guests who made this special evening possible.”

Young Leaders Council Masquerade Co-Chair Eric Davidian

“We’re not just here to plan events. We’re here to build a movement—a coalition of young professionals, entrepreneurs, and community builders who see culture as a connector, not a divider,” stated Co-Chair Eric Davidian. “We’re dreamers, doers, and innovators who see this museum not just as a monument to our past, but as a launchpad for our future.”

Armenian American Museum Young Leaders Council Team

The Young Leaders Council, chaired by Aleen Ohanian, promotes the mission of the Armenian American Museum, connects young professionals throughout the community, and empowers the next generation of leaders. The Council is composed entirely of dedicated volunteers who devote their time and creativity to supporting the museum’s mission through social, educational, and philanthropic events throughout the year.

Armenian American Museum Young Leaders Council Masquerade Sponsors

Masquerade Gold Sponsors include 301AD, Andrea Sells LA, Bank of America, Darkside Tobacco, Design by Four Seasons, IMEG, Kebab Daddy, Law Offices of Jacob H. Khachatryan, Thomas & Tamar Najarian, Normandy Pharmacy, State Farm – George Timuryan, Tazah, Vault Exotics

Masquerade Silver Sponsors include Achkt Louys Matchmaking, Bank of America, Carpenter & Zuckerman Personal Injury Attorneys, Luxury Design Furniture, Narbeh Pezeshkian Crypto.com Events Premium Pez, New York Life, Serov Social Club, Skinovate Medical Spa, and St. Vincent Jewelry Center.

The Armenian American Museum and Cultural Center of California is a world-class educational and cultural institution currently under construction in the heart of Glendale’s Arts and Entertainment District. The museum will feature Core and Temporary Exhibitions, an Auditorium, Learning Center, Demonstration Kitchen, Archives Center, and more. Its mission is to promote understanding and appreciation of America’s ethnic and cultural diversity by sharing the Armenian American experience.

Learn more at ArmenianAmericanMuseum.org.