Հայաստանի տոները

Հայաստանի տոները is a Smart Calendar Feed covering the public holidays, memorial days, and official observances marked in Armenia across the civil year. It follows the national holiday pattern used by public institutions, schools, banks, and many workplaces, bringing together state commemorations, Christian observances, and other dates that shape the country's official calendar. It covers the mix of civic anniversaries, church-linked observances, and remembrance dates that structure official closures and public commemoration in Armenia. The feed is about Armenia's published public-life timetable rather than private events or commercial promotions. Entries appear as all-day holiday markers, with each item named in Armenian and placed on the relevant date for the current cycle. The calendar includes recurring national observances such as Հանրապետության օր and Անկախության օր, official dates such as Սահմանադրության օր and Բանակի օր, and year-end or religious observances such as Ամանոր and Սուրբ Ծնունդ. It also carries remembrance and civic dates such as Հաղթանակի եւ Խաղաղության տոն and Երկրաշարժի զոհերի հիշատակի օր. That mix reflects how the Armenian calendar combines state anniversaries, religious tradition, and memorial observance in one official sequence. Հայաստանի տոները is free to subscribe and can be added to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. It is useful for households, employers, schools, journalists, and travel planners who need Armenian public holidays alongside meetings, school terms, leave planning, or transport arrangements. Keeping the observances inside a standard calendar app reduces the need to cross-check annual holiday tables when closures or public events shape the working week. The format also helps with planning around national closures and official commemorations. The calendar updates regularly so changes to holiday placement, substitute observance, or official scheduling can appear automatically. That matters most for movable dates and for annual government decisions that affect how a public holiday is observed from one cycle to the next.