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Sister Cities of Durham seeks to promote peace, understanding, and goodwill among all people by maintaining long-term affiliations with communities in other countries to develop mutually beneficial activities, programs and ideas. Read more...
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During his visit from Japan to the Sarah P. Duke Gardens, Mr. Katsuhito Nakasone conducted a Traditional Japanese Tea Gathering. Here are pictures from this very moving event. Mr. Nakasone consulted with Paul Jones, curator of the Culberson Asiatic Arboretum at Duke Gardens, regarding the landscaping around the Durham - Toyama Sister Cities Pavilion. Here are more details about the visit. Stop by for a visit!!!!! |
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The Sister Cities of Durham Annual Meeting will be held October 22 (Thursday), from 5:30PM to 7:00PM at City Hall, 101 City Hall Plaza.
5:30pm - snacks, socializing and chamber music
6:00 pm- Introduction of guests: Mayor Bill Bell, Toyama and Kostroma 20th anniversary recognition, Durham Reads
6:20 pm - annual business meeting
6:40 pm - Learning through Photography documentary Project in Arusha, Riverside Journalism Project
7:00 pm - finale with Durham Children's Choir |
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JOIN US! Celebrating International Friendship - assist Sister Cities of Durham and its city committees with the many projects and activities by your time or financial assistance. To become a Friend of Sister Cities. If you have any questions, please feel free to Contact Us. We'd love to hear from you!! In order to keep up-to-date with the happenings of Sister Cities please send us your email. Newsletters, the latest activites and opportunities to help will be sent via email. |
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