21 Jan: Armenian Heritage Night at the Warriors


Join your Golden State Warriors in celebrating Armenian Heritage Night!

Game Night Details:

Thursday, January 21st @ 7:00 pm – Join us at Chase Center to watch the Golden State

Warriors take on the Los Angeles Lakers for a 7:00 pm tip-off. (Arena doors open at 5:30pm).

∙ 20 participants, ages 18 and under, will be able to high-five the Warriors as they run onto the court!

∙ 15 participants, ages 18 and under, will be able to stand in front of the visiting team during the national anthem!

∙ There will be a special performance from Karoun Dance Ensemble, and stay tuned for an exclusive postgame event!

∙ You’ll be able to receive a commemorative Armenian Heritage Warriors t-shirt with every ticket purchased through the official Armenian Heritage Night ticket link included on this event.

🏀 WE NEED YOU! 💙🧡

Let’s show the Warriors just how strong our Armenian community is! 🇦🇲 Bring your family, friends, colleagues, and fellow Armenian supporters and let’s pack the arena for this special night together.

The more group tickets we purchase, the more exclusive game-night activations and experiences we’ll unlock! 🙌🔥

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:

PAIGE ANDERS | PANDERS@GOLDENSTATE.COM | (415) 325-2804

Here is the ticket link to include: (Please include on the calendar and in the email)https://am.ticketmaster.com/warriors/buy/virtual-venue/RUdTNzAxMjE=?promoCode=QVJNRU5JQU4= 

The Dragon Under Our Feet

I’m thrilled to share a deeply personal project I’m working on in my 2025 SFFILM FilmHouse Residency — and invite you to help make it happen.

I’m directing and producing a full-length documentary called The Dragon Under Our Feet, that follows my journey as a Bay Area artist reconnecting with my Armenian heritage through the art of traditional carpet weaving. What began as an exploration of ancient symbols has grown into a story about identity, resilience, and the fight to preserve culture.

In the film, I create a contemporary stained glass work inspired by centuries-old Armenian carpet motifs — especially the dragon (vishap). Along the way, I meet weavers, elders, and historians in both California and Armenia, from refugee women in Goris weaving to support their families, to museum directors saving rare rugs from war. With these cultural experts as my guide, we uncover the stories these carpets carry — and the questions they raise about heritage, connection, and survival.

We’ve launched a crowdfunding campaign to directly support filming in Armenia this September. Donations are tax-deductible. You can help by contributing or sharing the campaign with your community. Every gesture moves us closer to preserving and sharing these stories.

https://seedandspark.com/fund/the-dragon-under-our-feet#story

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