Meet Me at the Carnegie!
Welcome to theSnohomish Carnegie Educational Center, A Place for Families. Located in one of Washington State's last-remaining historic Carnegie libraries, its original construction represents the efforts of Snohomish's early residents and the Carnegie Foundation, which funded libraries throughout the country from 1886 to 1923, to build a new facility. The building is located within the Snohomish City National Register Historic District.
Located strategically at the intersection of the Snohomish historic business district and residential areas, the SCEC has been the hub of our community in years past, and it promises to fulfill this role again as the revitalization of our historic city continues to evolve. Restoration of the grounds will provide a much-needed gathering space for our entire community, whether it be for art in the park, our Farmer’s Market, or for spending contemplative time honoring those lives lost in the service of our nation.
The Snohomish Carnegie Educational Center is located at 105 Cedar Ave., Snohomish, WA 98290.
The Snohomish City Council approved the Building Update and Site Master Plan for the Carnegie Educational Center on April 5 by a unanimous vote. This new site master plan is available for download here.
Additional site drawings are available for download here.
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The Snohomish Theater Project presents...
Santa Claus and the Martians
December 9-11, 16-18
Friday and Saturday at 7:00pm; Sunday at 2:00 PM
@ the Carnegie Library, 105 Cedar in Snohomish
The Snohomish Theater Project at the Carnegie once again will be presenting a free Christmas Show entitled “Santa Claus and the Martians”. This year’s production will be an Epic new stage adaptation of the classic Holiday movie.
The Martians are worried that their children are watching too much earth television. So the King of Martians consults an ancient oracle which advises them that Mars needs some fun and Santa Claus. The intrepid King of Mars decides to kidnap Santa Claus from Earth. But wait the Evil Martian Voldar was just fine with unhappy Martian children. So Voldar plots to destroy Santa and the two earth Children (that were also kidnapped). Along the way, silly Martian Dropo becomes embroiled and entangled in Voldar’s nefarious evil schemes! What will happen to Santa? Will the Martian Children ever get their own Santa Claus!? The Snohomish Theater Project at the Carnegie will create theatrical ridiculousness out of this not so classic Holiday story.
Please bring a non perishable food item to benefit the Snohomish Food Bank.
There is no cost but donations are gratefully accepted.
It is suitable for all ages. Seating is limited so come early.
Download the flier here.