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4worldlovers: The Armenian American Museum and Cultural Center of California celebrated a major milestone for the landmark center with the completion of the first phase of construction featuring the museum parking garage and building foundation. The next major phase of the project will be the construction of the two-level 50,820-square-foot museum superstructure.

The Armenian American Museum held a festive celebration to mark its historic Groundbreaking Ceremony at the future site of the museum in Glendale Central Park on July 11, 2021. More than 1,000 guests joined to commemorate the start of construction on the landmark cultural and education center that will serve generations to come.

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Tickets sales and booth rentals are NOW AVAILABLE for the biggest expo of the year, Dragonfest will be held Aug. 5, 2023 in Glendale, CA. It’s the most exciting Asian and martial arts convention ever!!! 12 seminars, stage performances and more. DRAGONFEST.COM




Museums. They inspire us, they teach us, and they help us move forward by looking back. We need your help to expand and to make an impact on our youth. Join us as we raise $5 million to relocate the museum. To make a donation, please CLICK HERE


Looking for ways to support the museum and you don’t know how? Well, we have a solution. The Museum Store has plenty of great things you can wear to tell others about the museum. Just CLICK HERE


If you have a group from 10 to 30 people and want to have a special tour just for your group only? Then let us know. Our tours are done on Mon, Tues or Wed when the museum is not open to the public. For more info, CLICK HERE. Just call us at (818) 478-1722.


Every month, we hold at least two (2) events at the museum. From movie screenings to honor days to book signings to comedy nights to game nights to even wine tasting. We hold seminars, workshops, and classes. We hold craft fairs, artists’ displays and sometimes we just have a fun party night. Check out our EVENTS PAGE.


As a museum, we feel we are an essential part of this community. Over the years we have continued to provide different branches of humanitarian work for the city. Please visit the following to make a donation: CLICK HERE


Learn from the greatest martial artists in the world as they share their techniques, movements and their personal method of fighting in our Free Expert Class.


The Martial Arts School Owners Group is available free-of-charge on Facebook. Created by School Owner Fariborz Azhakh, this is a terrific way for school owners to keep in touch and share information.


It’s important that we do all we can to help the martial arts community grow. Through this page, we will provide workforce development and special tips that will help you and your business grow.


Learn more about the Museum, get the behind the scenes, keep updated on things that are happening and get special videos, then PATREON.COM is for you. Click Here for more info.


Enjoy the release of the Museum’s first children’s book, “The Adventures of Ichi & His Friend”. With characters created and represent the Martial Arts History Museum, it is now available on Amazon. CLICK HERE


Want to learn more about the museum, martial arts history, fun events, biographies, and everything you always wanted to know about the martial arts? Well, look no further, subscribe FREE to our Youtube page. CLICK HERE TO ENJOY.

The Martial Arts History Museum is an exciting place for the entire family to enjoy. Even if you’ve never done martial arts in your life, you will have a great time exploring how Asian history became part of American history through film, tv, animation and more. Artifacts include several Japanese Samurai, a unique look as the artistry of the Ninja or trans the roots of anime through our animation timeline.

If you enjoy movies and television, you will love our flim/tv timeline tracing roots to Anna May Wong and Akira Kurasawa’s epic film, the Seven Samurai. It takes close to an hour to visit the museum and scheduled tours are available.

The Museum would like to extend its gratitude for the following foundations, organizations and larger contributors:

The Martial Arts History and Martial Arts History Museum are Registered Trademarks.

4worldlovers: Here’s your chance to explore long-held and recently-broken world records that will inspire you, amaze you, and possibly puzzle you… think… the man who swallowed 22 swords simultaneously, or the guy who made 747 balloon shapes in an hour! Along the way, you’ll get an entertaining up-close look at the best of the best in pop culture, sports, space, technology, animals, natural phenomena, and, of course, the limits of human potential.

Challenge yourself to break existing world records! Your super speed (think bongo beats and dancing feet), superior aim (basketball hoops and water balloon bursts), and gaming acumen (high score on the world’s largest Pac-Man) will impress and amaze your friends and family. Bring a group of 15 or more to cheer you on and get great group rates on your tickets.

So, you think your kids have what it takes to break a world record? In the Kids Zone, you can cheer them on as they test their strength and stamina at five fun challenges. Plus, take a pic with the world record holder for “Most Ubiquitous Videogame Character” (Hint: his brother’s name is Luigi!).

On January 19, 2019, Kristen Weber from Seattle broke the record for Fastest time to write a phrase with magnetic letters. At the start of this challenge, the letters were randomly jumbled up in a basket. Challengers weren't allowed to view the contents before the attempt starts. Misspelled words or incorrectly positioned letters resulted in disqualification. Kristen beat the previous record of 25.411 seconds with a time of 21.629 seconds. Now that’s Officially Amazing!