The French Library is proud to partner once again with the Boston/Strasbourg Sister City Association (BSSCA) and present an exciting series of events this fall.
For more than 50 years, the BSSCA has fostered a relationship between Boston, Massachusetts and Strasbourg, France. These sister cities began their association in 1960 thanks to Strasbourg native Charles Munch, who was then conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Since then the BSSCA has facilitated grass-roots cultural exchanges for teachers, students, musicians, scientists, athletes, and artists.
There’s a little something for everyone in this new cultural program lineup - from an intriguing art exhibit to painting workshops inspired by science and a delightful coffee-inspired cooking workshop. View all the events below.
For more than 50 years, the BSSCA has fostered a relationship between Boston, Massachusetts and Strasbourg, France. These sister cities began their association in 1960 thanks to Strasbourg native Charles Munch, who was then conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Since then the BSSCA has facilitated grass-roots cultural exchanges for teachers, students, musicians, scientists, athletes, and artists.
There’s a little something for everyone in this new cultural program lineup - from an intriguing art exhibit to painting workshops inspired by science and a delightful coffee-inspired cooking workshop. View all the events below.