Boulder Sister City Program

 

The Sister Cities of Boulder promote people-to-people relationships and connections.  People-to-people relationships not only enhance our lives but represent our best hope for peace and prosperity in the future.  Sister Cities programs raise awareness of global issues, improve cultural understanding, and promote greater participation in international dialogue and exchanges.

Boulder, Colorado's Sister Cities have an active program of volunteers.  We are always looking for new members to join a Sister City.  Choose a sister city of interest above to learn more about each city or to email us questions regarding membership.

CLICK HERE and Visit Boulder's Sister City Plaza!

Boulder's Sister City Plaza was dedicated in May, 2007.

 

Who Are Boulder's Seven Sister Cities? 

The City of Boulder has seven official "sister city" relationships, authorized by the Boulder City Council under Council Resolution No. 631.

All activities between Boulder and its respective sister cities are coordinated by the citizen-based non-profit organizations that initiated and maintain each sister city affiliation.

For information about how to propose a new sister city relationship or about Council Resolution No. 631 and the City Council's roles in sister city relationships, please contact Sister City Liaisons, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it at (303) 441-3008.

For all other information about current sister city programs and activities, please contact the individual organizations listed below:

• Dushanbe, Tajikistan
• Jalapa, Nicaragua
• Kisumu, Kenya
• Lhasa, Tibet
• Mante, Mexico
• Yamagata, Japan
• Yateras, Cuba

Last Updated on Thursday, 29 July 2010 15:25