Sedona News – Sedona recently had the honor of hosting distinguished guests from our Sister City partners in Poland and Canada. Jeremy Elbourne, Executive Director of artsPlace in Canmore, Alberta; Elwira Musialowicz-Cozzi, Director of JDK Cultural & Arts Center in Jaslo, Poland; and Lukasz Zyra, Chair of the Jaslo Sister City Committee, embarked on a whirlwind four-day tour, immersing themselves in Sedona’s vibrant arts and cultural scene.
Their visit coincided with the renowned Sedona International Film Festival, where they experienced the city’s deep appreciation for the arts. They explored the inspiring exhibits at Goldenstein Galleries and the Sedona Arts Center, engaging with local artists and cultural leaders. A highlight of their stay was a Town Hall presentation at Sedona’s City Council Chambers, where they shared insights about their communities and the exciting potential of Sister City collaborations.
Mayor Scott Jablow, along with many local leaders and Sister Cities supporters, extended a warm Sedona welcome, reinforcing the deepening bonds between our communities. Their visit was not just a cultural exchange—it was a significant step forward in the journey toward full Sister City status for both Canmore and Jaslo.
This inspiring exchange highlighted the power of international friendship and the shared commitment to strengthening cultural and artistic ties. The enthusiasm and connections forged during these four days promise a bright future for Sedona’s growing global partnerships.
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