Friends of Central Skagit Library

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"When in doubt go to the library." – J.K. Rowling

You are invited to join the Friends, who promote the Central Skagit Library to the community and support library programs and services. The Friends of Central Skagit Library are always looking for more members.

Volunteer!

There are many ways to support the Central Skagit Library directly and indirectly by volunteering with the Friends. Get involved in public outreach, book sales, program support or fundraising to help build a better library for our community.

Contribute!

The Friends of Central Skagit Library accepts contributions to support programs for children and adults at the library. We also facilitate the donation of goods and services from businesses to the library, for example, special prizes for summer reading programs.

October Is Water Month at the Library

Central Skagit Library has put together a series of fascinating events in October focused on the theme of water. On October 3, guest speaker Dan Berentson from Skagit County’s Department of Natural Resources will explore water quality, storm water, flooding

Library Reopens as District Merger Concludes

Following a busy Presidents’ Day Weekend of reorganization, the library on Ball Street has reopened under its new name: the Central Skagit Sedro-Woolley Library. The library will be open 50 hours a week, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through

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The Friends of Central Skagit Library believe that a modern and vibrant library is critical to the wellbeing and future of our community. Our Mission

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October Is Water Month at the Library

Library Reopens as District Merger Concludes

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