Redwood City Public Library - Schaberg Branch

7 reviews

+1 (650) 780-7010

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They bring out baby toys after Wednesday's story time. Thank you librarians!!

2140 Euclid Ave

Redwood City, CA 94061

+1 (650) 780-7010

http://www.redwoodcity.org

One of four libraries in Redwood City, the Schaberg Library is smaller than the others, but still hosts several events. "Paws for Tales" and story times are regularly offered. Located right next to Roosevelt School, it offers a wide selection for children. The Library Board consists of five members, appointed by the City Council for terms of three years each.

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3.57 reviews

Anita T.

1/25/2018

This address is for the Schaberg branch, not the big main library downtown. We come here for baby storytime (2nd and 4th Saturday of the month) since it's the only one in Redwood City with...

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Fei W.

8/28/2019

The fact that you always have to pay for parking and when you forget you're slapped a parking ticket over 80 dollars makes this library less desirable than all others in the area.

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Aureliano C.

8/27/2013

Neat lil place. Quiet and relaxing. Staff keeps themselves busy. Conveniently located within walking distance to the elementary school, CVS, Key Market, Shell stn, shopping plaza, and bus stops.

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H b.

1/28/2020

This is nothing but an after school day care where the "librarians" are just as loud as the screaming pre-teens hogging the computers every day. Stay away if you want a real library with adequate...

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Brian D.

3/30/2016

This is for the Schaberg Branch. These folks are so nice and very helpful. Thank you, Mary Lou. The tech librarian, Brian, is sitting very patiently for quite a long time helping another...

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City of Redwood City Downtown Main Library

Located in the heart of downtown Redwood City, this library used to be a fire station before it became a bustling community center. It earned the prestigious "five star rating" from the Library Journal Index of Public Library Service, making it the top rated library in the Bay Area. In addition to thousands of books in its collection, the library provides literacy programs, foreign language education, and access to over 130 public computers with wireless access. The library hosts a Project READ literacy program that helps the diverse community increase their literacy levels. Over 1,400 volunteers have given over 100,000 hours of their time. To maintain its exceptional services, the five-member Library Board appointed by the City Council for terms of three years meets monthly. In the library, there is a Local History Collection that documents Redwood City's colorful past in photos and historical documents. The library also runs another branch in Redwood Shores.