“Aspen is an international city,” according to Pat Fallin, “because we have lots of international visitors.” Fallin ought to know — she lived here for four decades and has deep... read more →
Calling young artists, photographers, authors, poets and musicians! Sister Cities International Announces the 2022 YAAS theme "Generation Rescue: Sustainable Water for All". Submission deadline April 1, 2022. For more information... read more →
Sister Cities International is excited to announce our 2021 Virtual Annual Conference! This year’s theme is “Building Stronger Ties for an Interconnected World” and will take place on Thursday, July... read more →
Aspen Sister Cities members dedicated a plaque in Sister Cities Plaza on Thursday to Don Sheeley, who served as president of the organization from 1998 until his death in 2017. His... read more →
Sister Cities International (SCI) is pleased to announce that we are now accepting applications for the 2021 Youth Leadership Summit (YLS). The Youth Leadership Summit is designed to engage future leaders... read more →
Sister Cities International was founded by Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1956 at the White House Conference on Citizen Diplomacy. Since then, we have been honored to have every U.S.... read more →
"Reimagining Citizen Diplomacy: New Connections in a Virtual World" This July 8-9 Sister Cities International is offering an online conference. There will be no cost to participate. To register and... read more →
Aspen, Colorado has won the Sister Cities International 2019 AWARD FOR BEST OVERALL PROGRAM for a city with a population less than 10,000. The awards competition, which is open to... read more →
As I sit here on this bench with my legs burning, sun–drenched, in black jeans, it’s impossible to think of this picturesque surrounding as anything less than extraordinary. I hear... read more →
A top ski coach has described snow conditions on Coronet Peak skifield as "world class". Chris Knight, speed coach for the United States women’s ski team, is in New Zealand... read more →