Library

Dublin Library is Closed Until April 8



The Dublin Public Library is an open, welcoming, family-friendly place, committed to enriching lives and creating opportunity through the love of reading, the joy of learning, and by engaging with people of all ages and diversity to build an informed and thriving community.

The Library’s friendly staff is ready to help you find and enjoy books, movies, music, and more!
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Dublin Library is operated by Alameda County Library, with additional funding from the City of Dublin. The Library opened in its current facility in April 2003.  Circulation now surpasses 500,000 items a year.  To renew your library card, visit library accounts.  You may also learn about various fines and fees. 

Friends of the Dublin Library

The Library has a thriving Friends organization offering financial and volunteer support. The Friends sponsor two book sales a year, publish a newsletter, sell promotional items, and promote the library during community events. The Friends always welcome new members. For more information, see their website at Friends of the Dublin Library.

Center for the 21st Century Skills and Learning:

Virginia S. Bennett Room


In partnership with Alameda County Library, the City of Dublin has renovated space in the Dublin Library to create a multipurpose learning center where the library can offer digital story time, gaming, coding classes, music and movement, arts programs, and classes for all ages.  The 1850-square foot workspace, the Virginia S. Bennett Room, features wi-fi, wireless laptops, presentation equipment, and other high-tech amenities in order to feature traditional and cutting-edge Library programs.

For more information, visit Center for 21st Century Skills and Learning.