Sister Cities of Nashville connects the people of Nashville to people of the world, promoting peace through mutual respect, understanding and cooperation - one person, one community at a time.
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Travel with Sister Cities of Nashville
Join Sister Cities of Nashville on upcoming delegation trips to Caen, France (September 10–13, 2026), Belfast, N. Ireland (late October 2026), and Mendoza, Argentina (February 28–March 8, 2027). These journeys offer more than sightseeing—they provide behind-the-scenes access, local hosts, cultural exchanges, and meaningful connections with the people who call our sister cities home. Travel with Sister Cities is an exceptional way to experience the world because you don’t just visit a destination—you become part of a relationship built on friendship, understanding, and community. Participation is open to current SCN members; membership is required to join a delegation trip. Interested in traveling with us or want to learn more? Reach out to Sarah Lingo [email protected] |
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Still available: Limited Edition Cherry Blossom T-shirt
Celebrate Nashville's amazing Cherry Blossom Festival and the special relationship our city has with friends in Kamakura, Japan. SCN is proud to again partner with local artist Stephanie O'Byrne on this year's t-shirt design which features the Great Buddha, an ancient landmark in Nashville's partner city Kamakura, Japan. Don’t miss out—secure your shirt today and get ready to celebrate in bloom! Proceeds support Sister Cities of Nashville and student exchanges! 2026 Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival |
SCN Wins International Award for Innovation in Arts & Culture
Sister Cities of Nashville has been named the Sister Cities International's Annual Award winner in the category of Innovation in Arts and Culture (for a population of more than 300,000) for our “A Day in the Life” photography exchange between Nashville and our partner city Magdeburg, Germany. The Annual Awards Program began in 1962 to acknowledge and honor exceptional sister city programs. You can read more about the project and about our on-the-ground partner, Society of Nashville's Artistic Photographers (SNAP), at the press release HERE.
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