Sonoma County Library Adult Literacy Program provides one-to-one tutoring for English speaking adults who wish to improve their reading and writing skills. Our program is learner-centered – we work with the adult learner in accomplishing his/her goals.
211 E Street
Santa Rosa, CA 95404
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The BiblioBus is a mobile library branch! Whether on the move or at a community event, our BiblioBus supports Sonoma County Library's mission to bring information, ideas, and people together to build a stronger community!
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From a private library association in downtown Santa Rosa to an integral piece of the countywide library system, the Central Branch of the Sonoma County Library has been providing library services to the citizens of Santa Rosa since 1859. It was the fourteenth public library established in the state and received a grant from the Carnegie Foundation to build on the corner of Fourth and E Streets in 1904. The stone building was damaged by the 1906 earthquake and repaired, but was eventually torn down in the 1960s to make way for the new building designed by architect Francis Joseph McCarthy.
211 E Street
Santa Rosa, CA 95404
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Cloverdale Regional Library reopened December 20, 2016, at 10am after being closed for a "refresh" project. The building's interior flaunts a fresh coat of paint, and the beautiful space features newly installed carpeting, furnishings, new layout, technology additions and, seismic bracing. Cloverdale Regional Library also received an ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990) upgrade in the parking lot.
401 North Cloverdale Boulevard
Cloverdale, CA 95425
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7050 Covey Road
Forestville, CA 95436
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The Guerneville Library, now in its 90th year, serves the largest geographical area of all the Sonoma County Libraries: the point of services span from Forestville and Guerneville to the coast, all the way to Fort Ross.
14107 Armstrong Woods Road
Guerneville, CA 95446
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In 1975, Healdsburg City Library joined the Sonoma County Library. By the early 1980s, it was clear that the Carnegie Library building was inadequate for Healdsburg’s library needs. The quest for a new library site and building was thus joined to the concept of a wine library and both had a soft opening in early October, 1988. The building's official opening and dedication took place on November 5, 1988.
139 Piper Street
Healdsburg, CA 95448
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Prior to Coddingtown Mall construction, the region in which the Northwest Library resides was farmland largely devoted to prune orchards. A 1963 General Plan called for building three Santa Rosa libraries, in addition to a Central library. Three years later focus turned to a library to serve the northwest Santa Rosa area. The shopping center's location was chosen for its easy freeway access and plentiful parking.
150 Coddingtown Center
Santa Rosa, CA 95401
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73 Main Street
Occidental, CA 95465
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In July 2024 the Petaluma Library moved into the adjacent Kenilworth Teen Center. The Petaluma Mini Library will offer library services for the duration of a major renovation on the regional library building through mid-2025. The Library located at the corner of E. Washington Street and Fairgrounds Drive opened in 1976. The Petaluma Regional Library has an area of over 25,000 square feet and features an interior of exposed heavy timber trusses and natural wood finished walls. The Library is constructed with brick-veneered walls and a copper roof. Several improvements were made in the early 2000's, including expansion of the Forum Room, creation of a bookstore that is operated by the Friends of the Petaluma Library, and upgrades to the adult restrooms.
150 Fairgrounds Drive
Petaluma, CA 94952
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The Rincon Valley Library has served the northeastern Santa Rosa communities of Rincon Valley, Bennett Valley, and Oakmont since 1994. Construction of the Library was jointly funded by the City of Santa Rosa and California State grant funds awarded in 1991 as authorized through the California Library Construction and Renovation Bond Act of 1988. Built on a parcel of land formerly owned by the Santa Rosa School District, the Rincon Valley Library is next door neighbor to its west with the Rincon Valley Community Park and to its east with Maria Carillo High School.
6959 Montecito Boulevard
Santa Rosa, CA 95409
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The Rohnert Park-Cotati Regional Library features a high-ceilinged reading room with a fireplace, steamed European beech furnishings, and granite countertops at the service desks. A sky-lit dome in the toddler’s reading area displays a storybook mural created by Bob Eisenberg, titled “Celebrate the Joy of Reading”.
6250 Lynne Condé Way
Rohnert Park, CA 94928
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470 Sebastopol Rd.
Santa Rosa, CA 95407
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In 1916, through a Carnegie Grant, Sebastopol's Public Library was built, providing access to a modern library building dedicated for all to acquire the knowledge for improving themselves. As Sebastopol grew, the Carnegie building proved inadequate for library functions, and, after the 1969 earthquake, it was deemed too expensive to save. In 1974, a new library building was built on the site. The land where the current library stands has always been used for civic and educational purposes. Starting in 2011, the Library went through a major remodel, improving the shelving systems, adding more computers for public use, and incorporating the library concept of single-point-of-public-service, among other improvements.
7140 Bodega Avenue
Sebastopol, CA 95472
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725 3rd St.
Santa Rosa, CA 95404
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The Sonoma Valley Regional Library began as the Sonoma Free Public Library in 1903. A 1500 square foot Carnegie grant building was erected in the historic Sonoma Plaza in 1913. In 1948 the rural Sonoma county Library opened a branch in Boyes Hot Springs and entered into an exchange of services contract with the Sonoma library. In 1969 the Sonoma library merged with the Santa Rosa-Sonoma County Free Public Library. A new 10,000 square foot building was opened in November of 1978 and was renovated for the 21st Century in 2011.
755 West Napa Street
Sonoma, CA 95476
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Before 1991 residents of the Windsor area had to rely on the Healdsburg Regional Library or the Northwest and Central Libraries in Santa Rosa if they wanted library service. In 1991 the Sonoma County Library began providing bookmobile service one day a week via a stop at the Lakewood Village Shopping Center. Bookmobile service was expanded in 1994 when the bookmobile was located on a site adjacent to the Windsor Town Hall. Serving as an interim branch, it was open Wednesday through Saturday for service to the public. In 1996, when the Town of Windsor offices moved to a nearby building, the existing Town Hall building was renovated to house the Windsor Regional Library. The new full service branch library at the edge of the Town Green was dedicated on Nov. 3 1996 and has faithfully served the people of Windsor and surrounding areas ever since.
9291 Old Redwood Highway Building 100
Windsor, CA 95492
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