Name a space at the Sequim Library!
The newly remodeled and expanded Sequim Library will be a source of civic pride as the community grows and changes with the times. Name a space to show your support, nurture the love of reading, foster connections in the meeting room and on the outdoor stage, and contribute to study rooms for learning, job coaching, telehealth appointments and more.
Your generous gift will be designated with a special plaque near the named area.
Contact Us
Please contact Noah Glaude, Executive Director, to learn more about the project and to select a naming opportunity.
Call 360-417-8500 ext. 7717 or email director@nols.org.
1 $500,000 Activity & Meeting Room
3 $200,000 Outdoor Stage
5 $150,000 Conference Room
7 $75,000 Teen Area
9 $50,000 Study Room A
Learn More About Each Area
1) Activity & Meeting Room ($500,000)
This large, flexible room offers space for storytime, engaging programs for all ages, and community meetings, including after-hours events. This space includes technology for in-person and remote meetings.
2) Children’s Area ($200,000) Named in honor of Friends of Sequim Library.
The love of reading starts early. Designed especially for kids, this space features kid-friendly reading nooks, furniture for families to gather, and plenty of books to discover.
3) Outdoor Stage ($200,000)
Summer concerts, kids programs, and a beautiful view of the Olympic mountains are all part of the outdoor stage.
4) Outdoor Play Area ($150,000) Named in memory of Dorothy DeLand.
The Outdoor Play Area connects to the indoor Children’s Area, providing an extended play space within a secure fence.
5) Conference Room ($150,000)
The Conference Room, available for public use during library open hours, seats 8-10 people and has all of the technology to support in-person and remote meetings.
6) Reading Area ($100,000)
The simple pleasure of reading in the company of others is something to be enjoyed in the Reading Area. The morning sunlight will fill the space.
7) Teen Area ($75,000)
Teens will have their own space in the renovated library—something that’s been missing in the current building. With comfy chairs and space to read and socialize, this area is created especially for teens to feel welcome.
8) LEED Certification ($75,000) Made possible by a grant from the Benjamin N. Phillips Memorial Fund.
The renovated building will be LEED Silver Certified showing the library’s commitment to sustainable building and allowing the library to meet grant requirements.
9) Study Room A ($50,000)
Two study rooms offer a quiet space to study, meet for tutoring, or connect to a meeting remotely.
Meeting Room
Reading Area
Teen Area
Children’s Area