Seward Civic Center Renovation Project
The Seward Civic Center - founded by Seward native Jessie Langworthy, has existed in its current space since 1954.
Maintained from her trust, the Seward Civic Center received $7.5 million from 1954 to 2024 for additions, equipment, and maintenance.
Since then, the civic center has prioritized essential building renovations to keep this important institution modernized and equipped to handle the needs of the community.
Seward Civic Center. Current.
Phase 1 Renovations
The Seward Civic Center has recently completed its first round of renovations, updating the main entrance, corridor, ADA accessible ramp, and common area.
The Seward Civic Center is preparing a follow-up campaign, seeking to raise $500,000 to complete the second phase of planned renovations.
Seward Civic Center. Phase 1 Renovations.
Phase 2 Renovation Goals
Banquet Rooms
Phase 2 will include new flooring, window coverings, ceilings, lighting, and technology upgrades.
Kitchen Remodel
Seward Civic Center plans to grow the existing kitchen space to handle larger capacities.
South Entrance Repair
Updates to the South entrance of the building, including a ramp and expanded parking.
Building Exterior
Seward Civic Center will invest in updated landscaping, irrigation and signage around the building.
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Seward Civic Center. Phase 2 Rendering.
Project Rendering
The Seward Civic Center is preparing to complete Phase 2 of the ongoing renovation project. The Seward Civic Center and Seward Chamber of Commerce are looking to raise $500,000 to complete these renovations.
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