The first day of Nakhatsenendyan toner in Armenia
The first day of Nakhatsenendyan toner in Armenia is held on January 3. Celebrated until January 5. This event in the first decade of the month January is annual. 
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Being the first nation to adopt Christianity as a state religion, the Armenians are deeply religious. Celebrations such as Tsaghkazard, Easter and the Ascension are therefore key dates on the Armenian calendar.
Armenians color eggs red before Easter to symbolize the blood of Christ. They also play a fun game with eggs- people go around the table cracking each other's eggs together, and the one whose egg cracks loses. As with all other holidays, there is always a lot of food on the table, such as rice, fish, and sweet bread.
During the “Armenian Christmas” season, the major events that are celebrated are the Nativity of Christ in Bethlehem and His Baptism in the River Jordan. The day of this major feast in the Armenian Church is January 6th.
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
Energy Day in Belarus, Armenia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on December 22
Christmas in Armenian Apostolic Church on January 6
Remembrance Day of the Dead in Armenia on January 7
Army Day in Armenia on January 28
St. Sarkis Day in Armenia on January 31 (Celebrate from January 18 to February 23. This is the Armenian version of Valentine's Day. On the day of the holiday in the Churches bearing the name of the holy commander Sarkis, a liturgy will be served, followed by a ceremony of blessing the young);
Terendez in Armenia on February 13 (in pre-Christian times, the holiday was celebrated as a festival of awakening nature. After the adoption of Christianity, Terendez was tied to one of the main church holidays - the Presentation of the Lord);
Presentation of Jesus at the Temple on February 14 (Armenian Apostolic Church)