Membership Corner
| Month | Date | Event |
| March 2025 | 15 |
Defiance Parade
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| 17 |
Dogtown Parade
St. Charles St. Patrick’s Day Parade
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This page is to honor our very generous Leprechaun Loot contributors we consider our Lucky Charms.
The Irish Chapter is always looking for corporate support. Become a corporate member for $100 and we will put your logo and a link to your business on our website. If you know someone that may want to join as a corporate member, please let us know here and we will reach out to them.
Individual supporters who support us with $50 will have their name(s) displayed here.
All donations are tax free and our treasurer will be happy to give you a receipt for your donation.
Here are our current lucky charms!
Doug & Bonnie Dillard 
Lynda Hertel
Jim & Carla O’Dell
The Plunk Family 
CORPORATE
City of St. Charles, MO
Friendship Brewing Company
Join Us to Help Make a Difference
As our mission states, we are here to foster learning and support Irish culture in the St. Charles Missouri area as well as American culture in the Inishowen region of Ireland.
Every year, St. Charles Sister Cities – Irish Chapter (SCSC-IC) holds an Irish Festival in St. Charles that features Irish Music and Dancing, Irish Cultural exhibits, Irish vendors, Irish food and a children’s village with an Irish theme.
More than 10,000 visitors come and join us at this free 3 day festival. This is by far one of the biggest free Irish festivals in the Midwest. Our volunteers and committee members make it possible by helping plan and execute the festival.
SCSC-IC also has a student exchange each year. This rotating exchange, odd years, Ireland comes to the states and even years, the states goes to Ireland. Students stay with host families, go on excursions, attend school and discover the diverse world around them.
Joining St. Charles Sister Cities – Irish Chapter helps us to expand these cultural awareness programs.
In addition to the festival and student exchanges, we have regular meetings, fun activities, learning opportunities and special outings that increase our own awareness of the local Irish community. Please consider joining today!
As our mission states, we are here to foster learning and support Irish culture in the St. Charles Missouri area as well as American culture in the Inishowen region of Ireland.
Every year, St. Charles Sister Cities – Irish Chapter (SCSC-IC) holds an Irish Festival in St. Charles that features Irish Music and Dancing, Irish Cultural exhibits, Irish vendors, Irish food and a children’s village with an Irish theme.
More than 10,000 visitors come and join us at this free 3 day festival. This is by far one of the biggest free Irish festivals in the Midwest. Our volunteers and committee members make it possible by helping plan and execute the festival.
SCSC-IC also has a student exchange each year. This rotating exchange, odd years, Ireland comes to the states and even years, the states goes to Ireland. Students stay with host families, go on excursions, attend school and discover the diverse world around them.
Joining St. Charles Sister Cities – Irish Chapter helps us to expand these cultural awareness programs.
In addition to the festival and student exchanges, we have regular meetings, fun activities, learning opportunities and special outings that increase our own awareness of the local Irish community. Please consider joining today!
As our mission states, we are here to foster learning and support Irish culture in the St. Charles Missouri area as well as American culture in the Inishowen region of Ireland.
Every year, St. Charles Sister Cities – Irish Chapter (SCSC-IC) holds an Irish Festival in St. Charles that features Irish Music and Dancing, Irish Cultural exhibits, Irish vendors, Irish food and a children’s village with an Irish theme.
More than 10,000 visitors come and join us at this free 3 day festival. This is by far one of the biggest free Irish festivals in the Midwest. Our volunteers and committee members make it possible by helping plan and execute the festival.
SCSC-IC also has a student exchange each year. This rotating exchange, odd years, Ireland comes to the states and even years, the states goes to Ireland. Students stay with host families, go on excursions, attend school and discover the diverse world around them.
Joining St. Charles Sister Cities – Irish Chapter helps us to expand these cultural awareness programs.
In addition to the festival and student exchanges, we have regular meetings, fun activities, learning opportunities and special outings that increase our own awareness of the local Irish community. Please consider joining today!