UCI ASA

Hello OC Community! 🎭🇦🇲

Our annual Cultural Show is just around the corner — My Big Fat Armenian Wedding! 🎉✨

It’s going to be a fun and lively event with amazing performances, music, and all of our traditional Armenian culture! Get your tickets quick as we will sell out fast!!

📅 Date: April 14, 2025
🕒 Time: 7PM
📍 Location: UCI Students Center

🔗 RSVP using the Eventbrite Link in our BIO
🎟️ Tickets are FREE for everyone
🍽️ Dinner is FREE for all our RSVP’d guests

ASA hopes to see you there! 🫡

We have officially sold out for this year’s Big Bear trip! For those of you that bought a ticket, we will be in contact and are so excited for the trip!

Join us on Thursday for Karaoke Night! 🎤🎤 We have limited tickets available so please buy your tickets ASAP. DM us if you have any questions. See you then!

Tickets are officially sold out ❌ We’re so excited to see all of you on Thursday!! Please do not venmo us (we’ll send your money back)

ASA X AEO X AGA presidents at the annual picnic. Thanks to everyone who came out!!

Here’s the events for Week 0! Can’t wait to see you all there! Make sure to join our new mailing list, even if you’re a continuing member. Remember, if you need a ride, DM us.

Come say “Hey!” at AIF tomorrow! Learn more about ASA and the other Armenian Orgs on-campus!

Leave a comment with your name, year, major, etc. and reach out to other students to find a roommate!

General Sale has officially started! Venmo to get your tickets for Mednights on May 19. Member prices are for UCI ASA paid members only. If you’re interested in getting a table for bottle service, DM us!

Today, Armenian organizations, including UCI ASA, UCI AEO, ANC, and more, met with Irvine’s mayor, Farrah Khan, to address demands made by OC’s Armenian community to further the importance of education about the Armenian Genocide.

Join us on May 19th to celebrate Mednights! Presale ends May 12 so make sure to get your tickets before prices go up 🥳

Thank you to everyone who joined us to remember, honor, and show our respect to the 1.5 million lives that were lost during the Armenian Genocide 107 years ago. We, as a community, must continue to not only remember these tragic events, but to also educate those around us and demand justice.