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As one of San Diego's first suburban neighborhoods, North Park has long boasted its own neighborhood library although the location has changed several times. The first library opened in the Plymouth Center Church in 1923. After moving to a storefront on Grim Street and then to a location on Ray Street, the North Park Library opened in a new 3,560-square-foot building on 31st Street in 1959. The building was remodeled and expanded to 8,000 square feet in 1987. Offering a variety of children and family programs, the library also continues to be an active participant in community-wide events.
Upcoming Events
Jan 1712am - 12am
All Ages
Mar 3010am - 10:30am
Babies/Toddlers, Preschoolers
Apr 110am - 12pm
Apr 111am - 11:30am
Babies/Toddlers, Preschoolers
Apr 33pm - 6pm
DO YOUR HOMEWORK @ THE LIBRARY
Preschoolers, Elementary School Age, Middle School Age
Front area outside the North Park Library
Open house the North Park Library
Children participating in a coding class at the North Park Library
Storytime at the North Park Library
Parking - 30 parking spaces, metered spaces on the street
Public Transportation - MTS Trolley Orange Line and Bus Route 1, 7 and 11
Computers for Public Use - 13 available
Language Collections