Here’s how to participate:
Download the template and fill in the designated spaces to design a sticker and/or bookmark. Drawings only please, no text!
Your artwork should answer one or more of these questions:
Submit your design at Sharp Park Library (104 Hilton Way) or Sanchez Library (1111 Terra Nova Blvd) by Tuesday, April 29 at 5pm.
By submitting a design, you agree to allow the Pacifica Library Advisory Committee, Pacifica Friends of the Library, and/or the City of Pacifica to use your artwork to promote the Library Modernization Project.
No. Each design will be considered as an individual entry, meaning you can create two unique drawings. You can also use the same design on your sticker and bookmark.
No. You can design one, or both!
Yes! If your design is chosen to be printed on a bookmark or sticker, you will also receive a $50 Shop Pacifica gift card. Even if your design is not chosen for print production, your artwork may be used by the Pacifica Library Advisory Committee, Pacifica Friends of the Library, and/or the City of Pacifica on promotional materials in the future.
We are unable to accept digital submissions. However, if you are a digital artist, please format your design within the template provided above. Print the template and submit it at Sharp Park or Sanchez Library. If your design is selected, we may ask for the original digital file.
Yes! Pacificans of all ages are welcome to submit a design. If you are under 18, please note your age, parent or guardian information, and school in the designated spaces on the template sheet.
Yes!
The Library Modernization Project envisions a new, full-service Sharp Park Library with 7-day availability, and transforms Sanchez Library into an “Open Access” model allowing 24/7 access to a browsing collection and increased space for programing.
Our libraries have served the Pacifica community well for decades, but they are outdated. Sharp Park Library was built in 1965 – before the United States put a man on the moon – while Sanchez Library was completed in 1981 – the same year Ronald Reagan became president. Pacifica is now the only city in the San Mateo County Libraries that has not renovated its library buildings. Pacifica’s children, teens, families, and seniors deserve safe learning and social environments for generations to come.
