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About SDPL North Park Branch Library
North Park has a long and storied history of providing first-class library services for its community. The library's roots go back to 1923, when it opened in the Plymouth Center Church. Since then, the library has moved around several times, with its most recent move being to a brand-new 3,560 square-foot building which opened on 31st Street in 1959. This facility was remodeled and expanded in 1987, and it now stands at 8,000 square feet.
The North Park library is dedicated to providing a wide range of programs and events for children and families. These programs are designed to promote literacy, learning, and creativity, and are a great way for families to spend quality time together. The library also actively participates in community-wide events, adding to the vibrant culture of North Park.
North Park is proud to offer this invaluable resource to its citizens. The library provides a wide range of books, materials, and programs to the community, making it a great place for families to explore, learn, and grow. With its long history and commitment to providing quality library services, North Park is proud to offer its residents this valuable asset.
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DO YOUR HOMEWORK @ THE LIBRARY
Kids K through 8: having trouble with that homework? Need a little help? Our friendly Homework Coaches will provide assistance and guide you through your school assignments. You will have access to learning materials; computers, online research tools, and other digital resources available at the library.
Lego Playtime
Kids can enjoy being creative by building with LEGO blocks and DUPLO bricks. It's a great opportunity for exploring with new ideas, as well as sharing concepts and strategies with other attendees. Each creation is put on display in the library to be enjoyed all week!
Intertwined
Hilary Dufour is a multidisciplinary artist living in San Diego who draws on her environment as an ever-evolving source of inspiration. This exhibition explores the intricate relationships that exist within ecosystems among plants, animals, and fungi with a focus on the American Southwest.
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