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| Discover Chicago's 27 Sister Cities |
Welcome to the Official Chicago Sister Cities International Program web site.
Use our Interactive Map to explore Chicago’s Sister Cities, and use the links on the left to learn more about CSCIP, view our upcoming events calendar, read news & announcements, and much more.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
06/02/2008
Chicago Sister Cities International Festival
Chicago Sister Cities International Program (CSCIP) will transform Daley Plaza into an international village with the 3rd Annual Chicago Sister Cities International Festival on Daley Plaza, June 2-6. This year’s festival will once again highlight Chicago’s 27 Sister Cities through exc... |
01/01/2009
Vilnius: European Capital of Culture 2009
In 1009 AD the name of Lithuania was first mentioned in Quedlinburg Annals (Annales Quedlinburgenses) . Although at that point of time in history Lithuania was in the chiefdom state; (i.e. Lithuania was in the process of organizing itself in a institutional state), it will take another 200 years for... |
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RECENT NEWS
KYIV: International Genocide Torch Relay
The Chicago Committee to Commemorate the Ukrainian Genocide - Holodomor of 1932-1933 is hosting "The International Genocide Remembrance Torch Relay" on Saturday, May 10, 2008, 11:00 am, at Millennium Park in Wrigley Square (corner of Michigan Ave. and Randolph Str.). We ask that you join us and co-celebrate in the passing of the Torch as a tribute to the 10 million victims of the Genocide in Ukraine.
The International Holodomor Remembrance Flame, lig... |
Chicago Opera Theater Presents India Blooms
Chicago Opera Theater is proud to present the Midwest premiere of John Adams’ A Flowering Tree, based upon an ancient folk tale from Southern India as translated by A.K. Ramanujan, a long-time faculty member at the University of Chicago. In celebration of Adams’ latest masterpiece, Chicago Opera Theater is hosting India Blooms in Chicago, a month-long festival exploring the art of storytelling across genres - film, dance, folk tale traditions, psychology, poetry, music and hip hop... |
 PRAGUE: Public Health Delegation
By: Judith W. Munson
Transatlantic connections between Prague’s emergency managers and Illinois’ public health preparedness practitioners and academicians were firmly established in February, 2008.
Ten directors of Prague’s emergency management offices—including the Chief of the Prague Police and the Chief of Police for the Czech Republic—came to Chicago in mid-February to tour the City’s famous 911 Center. Having visited the 911 Center s... |
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