Within the framework of the Christmas Market organized by the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative and UN Armenia, a Gift-Sharing Program will be held that offers exciting gifts from the organizers.

In addition, all guests will be able to see a live performance while purchasing local goods and supporting a good cause.

“For just AMD 1,000 per coupon, anybody can participate in the Gift-Sharing Program: companies may buy a bigger number of coupons in advance to surprise their clients, partners, or employees and individuals can donate via this link and will receive the appropriate number of coupons by email. And of course, when you attend the Christmas Market, you can make a donation and receive your coupon or coupons in person.



A range of exciting gifts awaits the lucky ones: a festive Christmas Brunch with live music, vouchers for wellness and spa treatments or a tête-à-tête dinner, a weekend for two in an exclusive Yerevan hotel, wine, jewelry and many more. The two main gifts are offered by the co-organizers: an exclusive invitation to the 2022 Aurora Prize Ceremony – wherever it may take place – and an invitation to attend the high-level ceremony dedicated to UN’s 30th anniversary in Armenia,” the statement says.

At the Market, the Quartet of the Armenian Philharmonic and some local Armenian and Artsakh talents will perform holiday music live, lifting the spirits and enhancing the atmosphere of Christmas cheer. At 4:00 pm, an event organized by the Tarber Book Club of Zangak bookstore will take place in the reading corner, where children are invited to discuss “The Blue Arrow” by Gianni Rodari with host Sergey Sargsyan.

The names of lucky participants of the Gift-Sharing Program will be announced at 6.30 pm: they will receive the coveted gifts from the organizers and partners of the Christmas Market.

“Join our Gift-Sharing Program today, donate to Aurora and the UN Armenia projects and visit us at the Christmas Market.  For any questions about this program kindly contact us at info@auroraprize.com,” the organizers said.