EVENT REMINDERS
If you haven't been receiving e-mail reminders about upcoming events such as our monthly Used Book Sale or Speaker dates, it's because we don't have your correct e-mail address.Have you changed yours recently or is your "BOX" full?
You may sign up in person at the San Carlos Branch Library or email [email protected] Please include your full name and email address. Also, tell us if you are already an SCFOL member.
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The Library Shop is a non-profit book & gift store located in the courtyard of the Downtown Central Library sponsored by the FSDPL and the SDP Library Foundation. To find out more about the Library Shop, their hours of operation, monthly special events, speakers, books and materials, go to Library Shop or call the Library Shop at 619-236-5802.
The Library Shop starts 2019 in mid-season form with two major author events, a pop-up Library Shop at a new branch library and our notorious January Clearance Sale! Happy New Year and may all your resolutions make it through the month!
January Clearance Sale |... 
Need a quick and handy referral to Adult activities at the San Carlos Branch Library?
Download this: Adult Tri-fold, January-March, 2019 
All Libraries will be CLOSED on January 21 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
We are so pleased that the San Carlos Branch Library could offer so much opportunity, discovery and inspiration in 2018!
We partnered with many local organizations for feature events and had great attendance at our monthly programs. This year we held our first Robotics Showcase Extravaganza which featured unique robotic creations built for competitions by local robotics teams from Dailard Elementary, Pershing Middle, Cajon Park Junior High and Patrick Henry High schools.
So far this year, we held 190 programs for children with 5416 participants. Our Youth Services Librarian coordinated many special programs to engage young people. The library’s annual Spring into STEAM program included a When Stars Go Boom interactive display and the Where’s Waldo Button Design... 