| FRIENDS OF COAST COMMUNITY LIBRARY 225 Main Street PO Box 808 Point Arena, CA 95468 (707) 882-3114 Julia Larke, Branch Manager coastcommunitylibrary@yahoo.com |
| Hours Mon, Fri 12 - 6 PM Tues 10 AM - 6 PM Wed 10 AM - 8 PM Thurs 12 PM - 8 PM Sat 12 PM - 3 PM |
| Visitors since August 2010 |
| Site last updated on May 16, 2013 |
| Welcome to the web site of the Friends of Coast Community Library (FOCCL). In 1989 FOCCL began as a small library in the back room of a church in Point Arena. In 2004, it moved into its current building which it purchased and renovated with local funds and labor. For a more detailed history see the Join Us page. Coast Community Library is now a branch of the Mendocino County Library system and is supported by FOCCL funds and volunteers as well as by the County. Visit Mendocino County Library and search the catalog. Find out more about Friends of Coast Community Library FOCCL is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. |
| Some of the links on this site require that you have Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer in order to open and view the file. You may DOWNLOAD a FREE copy of Adobe Reader by clicking on the link below: http://get.adobe.com/reader/ |
| Coast Community Library (and all libraries) Rocks! |
| The Redwood Coast Review, founded in 1999, is published by Friends of Coast Community Library in cooperation with the Independent Coast Observer of Gualala. It appears quarterly as a section of the ICO. 1500 copies are also distributed independently to selected bookstores, cafés, libraries and cultural centers in California. |
| A Mendocino County-wide project is well underway to bring universal,affordable BROADBAND access to EVERY residence and business to support economic viability, ensure health and safety, and provide educational opportunities. Check out the site of the Mendocino Broadband Alliance for more info or go straight to their SURVEY. |
| The Community Room is available for public use. Go to Contact Us to see the policies and download an application |
| The Friends of Coast Community Library would like to thank The Community Foundation of Mendocino County for awarding us a grant to purchase the AWE Early Literacy Station that is now in our children's room and is already being put to much use. Its great resolution, big screen, interesting programs, colorful keyboard and touchscreen are all draws for kids. Come check it out if you haven't already! Read about this unique computer and its features. |

| How to Listen to and Understand Great Music Free. Thursdays at 11am Ends May 23 |
| How the Earth Works Free college level DVD lecture course examining the history and future of our geologically active planet. Thursdays at 4pm. January 3 through June 13 |
Story Time with Marilyn and Linda Tuesdays at 11 am |
| View the new Library Newsletter ! Notes From The Coast |