An arched doorway guides visitors into the main lobby of the library, featuring Mission-style architecture and furniture throughout the building. In designing the space, architect M. W. Rusty Coombs took inspiration from the Spanish Revival and Craftsman movements. The library opened in 2006 with an environment focus, constructed using recycled materials and with native plant landscaping. A fenced-off area behind the library is home to a sensitive habitat for vernal pools. Several patios, a community room and a seminar room provide space for special events and large gatherings. In addition, the library features an outdoor play area designed in cooperation with First 5 San Diego.
Upcoming Events
11:30am - 12:30pm
Kearny Mesa Planning Group (KMPG)
Adults, Older Adults
3pm - 6pm
DO YOUR HOMEWORK @ THE LIBRARY
Elementary School Age, Middle School Age, Teens
10am - 11am
Babies/Toddlers
2pm - 4pm
3pm - 6pm
DO YOUR HOMEWORK @ THE LIBRARY
Elementary School Age, Middle School Age, Teens
Parking - 88 parking spaces, including four disability accessible spaces and two motorcycle spaces
Public Transportation - MTS Bus Routes 25 and 928
Computers for Public Use - 25 available
Meeting/Study Rooms - One meeting room with capacity for 70 people, one study room with capacity for 10 people
Outdoor Space - three outdoor patios
Special Collections
Language Collections
(Martin Luther King, Jr. Day)