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Armenian Fest: Racine, WI (August 3rd)

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    Armenian Fest: Racine, WI (August 3rd)

    Apparently, not only are there Armenians in the Racine/Milwaukee area, but enough so to hold "the largest Armenian fest in the midwest". Who knew?

    Armenian Fest | Travel Wisconsin
    http://www.travelwisconsin.com/event_detail/Armenian_Fest.aspx
    The largest Armenian festival in the Midwest with food, music and dance. Fun for the whole family. English Liturgy on site at 10am.

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    Re: Armenian Fest: Racine, WI (August 3rd)

    Yah I met one out there when I was in WI (she was Iraqa-hye) ... There's actually an Armenian church in Milwaukee and of course a bunch of Armenians in Chicago.
    this post = teh win.

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      Re: Armenian Fest: Racine, WI (August 3rd)

      Originally posted by Sip View Post
      Yah I met one out there when I was in WI (she was Iraqa-hye) ... There's actually an Armenian church in Milwaukee and of course a bunch of Armenians in Chicago.

      More like 2 churches in RACINE the love and hate of Tashnag and the Ramgavar.
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      http://www.yellowbook.com/category/churches-armenian/wisconsin/racine/?src=qgo&se=4
      Last edited by Azad; 06-19-2008, 02:03 AM.

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        Re: Armenian Fest: Racine, WI (August 3rd)

        Originally posted by Crimson Glow View Post
        enough so to hold "the largest Armenian fest in the midwest". Who knew?
        That thing has been growing every year at the point were it is more popular with none Armenians than Armenians.

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          Re: Armenian Fest: Racine, WI (August 3rd)

          Do you have to bring your scuba gear to attend this year?

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            Re: Armenian Fest: Racine, WI (August 3rd)

            Originally posted by crusader1492 View Post
            Do you have to bring your scuba gear to attend this year?
            I think racine is out of the flood zone. Most of it is around the Mississippi river. Yesterday I drove 1 hour out of my way to avoid the floods .... tell you it stunk like shiiit all over the place. I couldn't tell if it was sewage of cow manures that dragged to the low lands.

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              Re: Armenian Fest: Racine, WI (August 3rd)

              Woops...I had Iowa on my mind. Serves me right to post before I had my coffee.

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                Re: Armenian Fest: Racine, WI (August 3rd)

                Originally posted by Sip View Post
                Yah I met one out there when I was in WI (she was Iraqa-hye) ... There's actually an Armenian church in Milwaukee
                Wait....the events link on that website says there's also an Armenian fest in July. So....there's 2?



                Originally posted by Sip View Post
                ...and of course a bunch of Armenians in Chicago.
                There are a decent chunk, but I don't know if I'd say a bunch. I live around 35 minutes SW of Chicago, and no one has heard of Armenians here. It's not so far away that if there were a predominant number of Armenians in Chicago, people here wouldn't be familiar with them.

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                  Re: Armenian Fest: Racine, WI (August 3rd)

                  Originally posted by Crimson Glow View Post
                  Wait....th I live around 35 minutes SW of Chicago, and no one has heard of Armenians here.


                  If you are around Chicago how the heck you did not know of >>> "Apparently, not only are there Armenians in the Racine/Milwaukee area,...". It is probably the 3ed largest Armenian community in the US. I take it you are new to Chicago?

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                    Re: Armenian Fest: Milwauke, WI July 27

                    There is a nice Armenian community in Milwaukee. Milwuakee in general is a very family oriented community and the largest city in Wisconsin.

                    Armenian Fest | Travel Wisconsin
                    http://www.travelwisconsin.com/event_detail.aspx?eventid=%2033432&menuid=67
                    At this year’s Armenian Fest the menu will include chicken and beef kebob, cheese and spinach burek, lamajoun (a pizza-like meat dish served on thin tortilla do


                    OnMilwaukee
                    http://www.onmilwaukee.com/seasonal/festivals/articles/armenianfest07.html


                    http://milwaukee.about.com/od/festivalsevents/a/ChurchFests.htm


                    You'll be disapointed visiting Racine. Armenian Fest in Racine is great, other then that there is nothing in that village.

                    Milwaukee is a must see American city. While there visit the Armenian Fest there.

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