Opened in July 2002 to serve a thriving community, the Mission Valley Branch Library is among the largest city libraries at 19,760 square feet. The building has received accolades for architecture and design, including the award for Best Institutional Design from the American Institute of Architects. The library includes a meeting room with public art displays, a children's library, computer lab, outdoor patio with a flowing river sculpture and a terrace.
Babies & Toddlers
Babies & Toddlers, Pre-readers (3-6), Elementary (7-8)
Babies & Toddlers
Pre-readers (3-6)
Babies & Toddlers, Pre-readers (3-6)
Front area outside the Mission Valley Library
Exterior view of patio at the Mission Valley Library
Overhead view of the interior inside the Mission Valley Library
Parking - 85 parking spaces
Public Transportation -
MTS Trolley
Green Line
Computers for Public Use - 26 available
Meeting/Study Rooms -
1 meeting room with 104 capacity
2 study rooms with 12 capacity each
Outdoor Space - Large patio with a children’s garden, a mezzanine and terrace
Language Collections
