Oakland Public Library

Your Library November 2016 Families & Kids at the Library International Games Day @ Your Library ovember 19 is International Games Day! It’s a chance to get to know others in our diverse community while playing board games, video games, or active games at N MORE EVENTS most OPL locations. It truly is an international event­—communities will be doing the FOR FAMILIES same from Honolulu to Cairo, from the tippy-top of Norway to way down in Tasmania. & KIDS LISTED Please note: some branches will play on Friday, November 18. The following list will tell ON PAGE 4 you what’s going on and where.

Brookfield Branch Dimond Branch Lakeview Branch Rockridge Branch Board games—all ages welcome! Board games and fun interactive Chess, card games, and tabletop In the morning we’ll have active Friday, November 18, 3:30pm games like Connect Four and Uno. games. Bring your own games if indoor games for kids ages 2–7 Bring the whole family! want to share. All ages. years. In the afternoon we’ll play Eastmont Branch Saturday, November 19, 10am Saturday, November 19, 1pm board games—bring your own or play one of ours. Connect Four Tournament on three levels—beginner, intermediate, and Elmhurst Branch Montclair Branch Saturday, November 19, 10am (active indoor games) and 1pm expert. Play begins promptly at Races, bocce ball, card games, and Board games in the children’s section (board games for all ages) 3:30pm. board games! All ages. for readers and pre-readers. Friday, November 18, 3:30pm Saturday, November 19, 3pm Saturday, November 19, 10am West Oakland Branch 81st Avenue Branch Golden Gate Branch Piedmont Avenue Branch Card games—get your card shark on and bring the whole family! Board games and other fun activities. Board games in a social Tabletop games and card games, or Saturday, November 19, 2pm Saturday, November 19, 1pm environment. Join us! bring your own games to share. Saturday, November 19, 10am Saturday, November 19, 11am Asian Branch Immediately after 11am Family Storytime we’ll play Family Pictionary. In the afternoon, teens can play board Ballet at the Library games and Wii U video games. allet dancers from the Oakland Ballet Company dance into Saturday, November 19, 11am B Oakland libraries during Nutcracker season this year! Join (Family Pictionary); 2pm (teen them as they share a few steps, describe their lives as dancers, games) and maybe tell a story, all in costume. César E. Chávez Branch Asian Branch, Thursday, November 10, 10:30am César E. Chávez Branch, Thursday, November 17, 10:30am Chess and a variety of board games for ages pre-k and up. Montclair Branch, Friday, November 18, 1pm Saturday, November 19, 1:30pm Elmhurst Branch, Tuesday, November 22, 3pm

November Closures FRI, 11/11 Veterans’ Day On Exhibit THU & FRI, 11/24 & 11/25 Thanksgiving holiday A Story Between the Pages Veronica Sutter’s “book art” explores the structure and visual content of books. This exhibit is a reflection on her home in Oakland and relationships to people around her. The show consists of multiple broadsides and artist books that come together to show one small part of a life in Oakland. Lakeview Branch, November 1–30 Through Our Eyes Photo Exhibition To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of the and create The library’s greater understanding between diverse groups in our community, the West Oakland Branch, in partnership with the Rock Paper programs are Scissors Collective, presents Through Our Eyes, a photography exhibition designed to explore how youth ages 12-18 years define generously and see West Oakland. West Oakland Branch, November 1–30 supported by the Friends of the Oakland Black Love: Photography by Sonjhai Meggette Sonjhai Meggette’s photographs explore family, community, and Public Library, a nonprofit fashion in black and white. As Ms. Meggette puts it, “I am committed to raising public awareness of how authentically membership organization. beautiful we are by reinforcing positive images with photography.” Eastmont Branch, through December 31 For more information or to Revolution is a Daily Struggle: Remembering the Black Panther Party’s Social Programs To commemorate the join, visit www.FOPL.org. 50th anniversary of the founding of the Black Panther Party, the Oakland History Room has mounted an exhibit to showcase the BPP’s innovative and much-needed survival programs (1966-1982) that aided many people in Oakland and around the by providing them with free food, medical care, legal assistance, and political education. The exhibit features BPP newspapers, photographs, books, articles, and ephemera from the group’s heyday. Main Library, through November 30 oaklandlibrary.org PHOTO BY Suzun Lucia Lamaina: Revolutionary Grain Recent portraits taken by documentary photographer Suzun Lucia Lamaina are the SONJHAI MEGGETTE result of a five-year project in which she traveled throughout the United States chronicling the lives of former members of the Black Panther Party. The black and white portraits provide the viewer with the opportunity to see what former members look like today. Their stories, which accompany Ms. Lamaina’s portraits, give first-hand accounts from the former Panthers about what it was like to be in the Party and what they are doing now as a continuation of the work they started in their youth. Ms. Lamaina’s original prints will be exhibited. AAMLO, through February 28

Oakland Public Library : 1 Events for Adults White Fang Book Discussion in Spanish Bombed in His oin us for a Spanish language discussion of ’s Bed: The Play J White Fang. This is a One City, One Book discussion, so angster Myer Rush led a we’ll be talking about White Fang all over Oakland. Grab a copy Gcolorful and dangerous today and join us for a fun and exciting conversation. All ages existence—so dangerous that he welcome! A great book for the whole family. was the target of an assassination César E. Chávez Branch, Saturday, November 12, 11am attempt and blown up while sleeping in a luxurious Toronto hotel. Now award-winning filmmaker and writer Martin Duffy has adapted the story for the stage and the new Watercolor play, Bombed in His Bed: Confessions of a Jewish Build a Website on the Road Gangster, based on the book by Bruce Farrell Rosen, Myer Rush’s nephew. Come for the Oakland debut of ave brush, will travel! Come learn the bare with WordPress this new two-person play featuring the author as his basics of watercolor: color mixing, paper H gangster uncle. ordPress is a free, easy-to-use and brush use, and material choices. Then see W web software that makes it how you can take your watercolors on the road! Main Library, Bradley C. Walters Community possible to set up your own website. No Whether you are going on a day trip hiking or Room, Sunday, November 13, 2:30pm programming expertise is required, and an extended trip around the world, see how you can even choose a personalized simple and clean watercolors can be to tote domain name. It’s perfect for the around. You can even have a small kit for long blogger or small business without an IT airplane or train rides. Join local artist Wendy Tamale Making Party department. In this one-hour Sonenson for a half hour watercolor introduction, instructor Eve Lurie will t is the season of thanks, of sharing, of eating. demonstration of painting a sunset. Then up to Join us at the library to make tamales. Please show you how to get your website up 16 people will be able to sign up for a free I and running using WordPress themes bring your favorite filling to share (meat, veggies, 20-minute lesson afterwards to try out the paint sweets—anything you love). We will provide the and templates, getting the most of what and paper. Ages 12 & up. the software has to offer. masa, husks, and hot beverages. Rockridge Branch, Saturday, November 12, Melrose Branch, Tuesday, November 22, 2pm Lakeview Branch, Saturday, 11:30am November 5, 3pm Library Activities Adults TUE, 11/22 LAWYERS IN THE LIBRARY Let’s Meet in the ’Zone for Wii U Super Smash Bro. Brawl Tamale Making Party / Fiesta de 81st Avenue, Tue, 11/15, 5pm Mosaic Art, 81st Avenue, 1:30pm Tournament, Rockridge, 1pm TUE, 11/1 Tamales, Melrose, 2pm Brookfield, Mon, 11/14, 5pm; Video Games, Asian, 2pm Fabric Jewelry for Teens, César Spanish Conversation Group, E. Chávez, 3pm Dimond, 6:30pm Start & Run a Small Business, Wed, 11/9, 11am Fabric Jewelry for Teens, Temescal, 6pm Rockridge, 2pm TUE, 11/22 FRI, 11/4 César E. Chávez (English & SAT, 11/26 Spanish), Thu, 11/10, 4:30pm Mosaic Art, César E. Chávez, 3pm Club de Lectura Familiar para Free Yoga Class with Niroga’s Principiantes en inglés | Zaba Angel, Main, 3pm La Palabra Musical / The Music Dimond, Tue, 11/1, 6pm TUE, 11/8 of the Word, César E. Chávez, 3pm Beginner Book Club for SAT, 11/5 Eastmont, Mon, 11/14, 5pm Crafternoon in the TeenZone, Families, César E. Chávez, 4pm MON, 11/28 Eastmont, 3pm Build a Website with Elmhurst, Sat, 11/12, 12pm WED, 11/23 Library Advisory Commission Rockridge Library ’Tween Wordpress, Lakeview, 3pm Main, 1st through 4th Thu, 6pm; Let’s Meet in the ’Zone, West Meeting, Main, 5:15pm Scene, Rockridge, 6:30pm TUE, 11/8 2nd through 4th Wed, 6pm Oakland, 3:30pm MONDAYS WED, 11/9 Book Discussion Group, Bankruptcy Lawyer at Main, TUE, 11/29 eBook Help, Eastmont, 5pm Wed, 11/2, 6pm Let’s Meet in the ’Zone, Dimond, 6:30pm Crafternoon in the Teen Zone, TUESDAYS Elmhurst, 3pm SAT, 11/12 Montclair, Tue, 11/8, 6pm Eastmont, 3pm SAT, 11/12 White Fang Book Discussion in Computer Help, West Oakland, Rockridge, Tue, 11/1, 6pm MONDAYS 2pm CD Weaving, Golden Gate, 2pm Spanish, César E. Chávez, 11am Temescal, Tue, 11/1, 6pm Teen GameZone, Eastmont, eBook Help, Rockridge, 6pm TUE, 11/15 Making Sense of Medicare, West Oakland, Tue, 11/1, 5pm 3:30pm Rockridge, 11am WEDNESDAYS Crafternoon in the TeenZone, TUESDAYS Eastmont, 3pm Watercolor on the Road, One-on-one Résumé Assistance, Game Day, Martin Luther King Jr., Rockridge, 11:30am Martin Luther King Jr., 10am Teens Make Your Own Gift Wrap, 3pm Eastmont, 3pm SUN, 11/13 Computer Help, Elmhurst, 2pm TUE, 11/1 Tuesday ’Tween Games, WED, 11/16 Eastmont, 3:30pm Bombed in His Bed: The Play, Résumé Help, Main, 4:30pm Fabric Jewelry for Teens, Main, 2:30pm eBook help, Main, 5pm Lakeview, 4:30pm Videogames, Temescal, 1pm Girls Who Code, César E. TUE, 11/15 Chávez, 5pm THURSDAYS WED, 11/2 Let’s Meet in the ’Zone, Martin Introduction to Project Budgets Luther King Jr., 2pm WEDNESDAYS ESL Conversation Club, Main, Pop Up Teen Zone, Montclair, for Grantseekers, Main, 1pm 2pm 1:30pm Videogames on the Big Screen, Teen ’Scape, Rockridge, 1:30pm Start & Run a Small Business, Elmhurst, 3pm ESL Conversation Club, César E. Teen Movie @ Eastmont, VideoGames in the TeenZone, West Oakland, 5pm Chávez, 4pm Eastmont, 2pm THU, 11/17 Main, 2pm Spanish Conversation Group, ESL Conversation Club / Inglés Teens Read and Perform White Let’s Meet in the ’Zone, Dimond, Chávez GameZone, César E. Dimond, 6:30pm como Segundo Idioma (ESL) Fang (rehearsal), Main, 3pm 3:30pm Chávez, 3pm Lakeview Book Club, Lakeview, Club de Conversación, César E. FRI, 11/4 FRI, 11/18 Teen Game Day, Asian, 3:30pm 6:30pm Chávez, 4pm The Beat Within: Writing Fabric Jewelry for Teens, Main, THURSDAYS FRI, 11/18 SATURDAYS 2:30pm Workshop for Teens, Eastmont, Game Day, Dimond, 3:30pm Free Yoga Class with Niroga’s eBook Help, Piedmont Avenue, 3:30pm The Beat Within: Writing Teen GameZone, Eastmont, Zaba Angel, Main, 3pm 10:30am Workshop for Teens, Eastmont, Fabric Jewelry for Teens, 3:30pm SAT, 11/19 Computer Help, Elmhurst, 12pm Montclair, 3:30pm 3:30pm SATURDAYS Writers’ Support and Critique ESL Conversation Club, Dimond, SAT, 11/5 Let’s Meet in the ’Zone, Golden Group, Rockridge, 1pm 1pm Gate, 3:30pm VideoGames in the TeenZone, Chávez Teen Advisory Board, Main, 2pm Jingletown Poetry Reading and English Conversation Group, César E. Chávez, 11am Teen Advisory Group Meeting, Asian, 4pm Game Day, 81st Avenue, 3pm Open Mic, César E. Chávez, 3pm Martin Luther King Jr., 4pm Teens Read: White Fang, Main, 11am SAT, 11/19 Rockridge Teen Advisory Youth Leadership Council, Main, Group, Rockridge, 1pm 11am

Your Library : 2 Events for Teens The Beat Within: Writing Teens Read and Perform White Fang Workshop for Teens ake part in the citywide celebration of Oakland’s notorious author, Jack London. We’re T staging a read-aloud performance of White Fang, hosted by Oakland poet and playwright opics will be presented for teens to discuss and write Judith Offer. There will be a final practice session one week before the T about. The writing can then be submitted for possible performance, so stop by and hang out! Teens will receive their own copy of publication in The Beat Within, a magazine of youth White Fang for their participation in the performance on November 5, with books writing and art from the inside. Food will be available if you kindly donated by the Institute for Historical Study. arrive on time! The latest issue of The Beat Within will be Main Library, Bradley C. Walters Community Room, Wednesday, November available for those who submit to the magazine. 2, 3pm (final practice session); Saturday, November 5, 11am (performance) Eastmont Branch, Friday, November 4 & 18, 3:30pm Mosaic Art Make Your Fabric Jewelry ome and learn how to make mosaic Own Gift Wrap n this workshop, teens will art using colorful strips of paper. All design and create fashionable C etting an early start on your I materials provided. Teens 12–18 years. cuffs and bracelets to reflect their holiday shopping? Don’t put 81st Avenue Branch, Saturday, G personal style or to be given to wrapping paper on your list—we’ve November 5, 1:30pm friends and family as gifts. This got you (and your gifts) covered! Come program is offered in collaboration César E. Chávez Branch, Saturday, to this craft session to make your own with Oakland Hand Made. November 5, 3pm gift wrap with stamps and paint and recycled paper. It’s eco-friendly and Lakeview Branch, Tuesday, creative and is sure to make people November 1, 4:30pm Wii U Super Smash Bros. wonder what’s in store for them Montclair Branch, Friday, underneath. All supplies provided. November 4, 3:30pm Brawl Tournament Recommended for ages 12+ (younger Rockridge Branch, Saturday, ou are invited to a Wii U Super Smash Bros. Brawl children are welcome if they are up to November 5, 2pm Y Tournament. All levels of skills are welcome! This event is working independently). Main Library, Friday, November for youth ages 12–21 years. Refreshments will be provided. Eastmont Branch, Tuesday, 18, 2:30pm November 15, 3pm Rockridge Branch, TeenZone, Saturday, November 19, 1pm César E. Chávez Branch, Saturday, November 19, 3pm Library Activities Families & Kids LegoMania, Piedmont Avenue, SAT, 11/19 Play Café, Elmhurst, 10:30am FREE SNACKS 3:30pm IN THE TEENZONE PAWS to Read, West Oakland, All Knit, Lakeview, 3:30pm DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS 11:30am Main, Wed & Fri, 1:30pm SAT, 11/5 A Beautiful Mess / Desorden Clay Skulls, Tue, 11/1 PAWS to Read, West Oakland, Third Saturday Chess, Lakeview, Magnifico, Melrose, 3:30pm FREE SNACKS IN THE 11:30am 1pm CHILDREN’S ROOM 81st Avenue, all day FRIDAYS Learn the Game of Chess, Urban Cycling 101 Class with Main, Wed & Fri, 1:30pm Eastmont, 3pm Fix and Decorate Your Bicycle, Dimond, 1pm Bike , Main, 1pm Asian, 3:30pm 81st Avenue, 2pm Open Studio: Build, César E. Off the Hook, Melrose, 3pm Afterschool Art with MOCHA, Montclair, 4pm Chávez, 1:30pm TUE, 11/22 César E. Chávez, 3:30pm Storytimes Aztec Dance Performance, Off the Hook, Melrose, 3pm FAMILIES all ages César E. Chávez, Tue, 11/1, 6pm Ballet at the Library, Elmhurst, Afterschool Art With MOCHA, MON, 11/7 3pm West Oakland, 3:30pm Asian, Sat, 11am Sugar (Cookie) Skulls, West Oakland, Wed, 11/2, 4pm BANANAS Child Care Referrals WED, 11/23 SATURDAYS César E. Chávez (English & and Subsidy Information, Spanish), Wed, 11am Mad Scientists’ Club, Elmhurst, Read & Sing @ King / Leer y INTERNATIONAL GAMES DAY Eastmont, 12:30pm 3:30pm Cantar @ King, Martin Luther King Dimond, Tue, 7pm Brookfield, Fri, 11/18, 3:30pm WED, 11/9 SAT, 11/26 Jr., 11am Lakeview, Sat, 10:30am Eastmont, Fri, 11/18, 3:30pm A Beautiful Mess, Montclair, 3pm Litter Walk, Elmhurst, 10:15am Open Play Time / Tiempo de Rockridge, Sat, 10:30am Dimond, Sat, 11/19, 10am Juego Abierto, Melrose, 11am LegoMania, Elmhurst, 3:30pm Chess at Chávez, César E. West Oakland, Tue, 11:30am Golden Gate, Sat, 11/19, 10am THU, 11/10 Chávez, 11am Tea with Tots / Canciones y Café, Elmhurst, 11:30am BABY BOUNCE 0–18 mos Montclair, Sat, 11/19, 10am Ballet at the Library, Asian, Stop Motion Animation, Golden Family Dance Classes with Dimond, Wed, 10:30am Rockridge, Sat, 11/19, 10am 10:30am Gate, 3pm Luna Dance, 81st Avenue, 1pm Lakeview, Wed, 11am (kids) & 1pm (all ages) LegoMania, Main, 3pm WED, 11/30 Fix & Decorate Your Bike with Main, Tue, 10:15am Piedmont Avenue, Sat, 11/19, Afterschool art with MOCHA, PAWS to Read, 81st Avenue, the Scraper Bike Team, Martin 11am Asian, 3:30pm 1:30pm Luther King Jr., 1pm Montclair, Thu, 11:30am Asian, Sat, 11/19, 11am (kids) & SAT, 11/12 MONDAYS Tight Knit & Crafts / El Grupo TODDLER 18 mos–3 yrs 2pm (teens) Litter Walk, Elmhurst, 10:15am BANANAS Playgroup, Eastmont, de Tejer y Manualidades, César Asian, Wed, 10:30am 81st Avenue, Sat, 11/19, 1pm 1pm E. Chávez, 2pm Chess at Chávez, César E. Dimond, Wed, 10:15am & 11am Lakeview, Sat, 11/19, 1pm Monday Arts & Crafts, Chávez, 11am Lakeview, Wed, 10:10am César E. Chávez, Sat, 11/19, Brookfield, 4:30pm Shrinky Dinks, Dimond, 3pm Main, Sat, 10:30am 1:30pm TUESDAYS Free Meals TUE, 11/15 and Snacks West Oakland, Sat, 11/19, 2pm STEM Fun!, Lakeview, 4:30pm Montclair, Thu, 10:15am Stop Motion Animation, Golden For youth 18 years and younger Piedmont Avenue, Wed, 10:15am Elmhurst, Sat, 11/19, 3pm Gate, 4:30pm Young Writers NaNoWriMo, FREE MEALS FOR TUE, 11/1 Rockridge, 6:30pm (November Rockridge, Thu, 10:30am WED, 11/16 only) KIDS & TEENS Temescal, Wed, 10:30am & Thu, LegoMania, 81st Avenue, 3:30pm PAWS to Read, 81st Avenue, WEDNESDAYS 81st Avenue, Tue-Fri, 4pm; Wed, 10:30am WED, 11/2 1:30pm 2pm Play Café, Melrose, 10:30am PRESCHOOL 3-5 yrs Crab Cove, Asian, 10:50am THU, 11/17 César E. Chávez, Tue-Fri, 4pm Afterschool Art With MOCHA, 81st Avenue, Thu, 10:30am Ballet at the Library, César E. PAWS to Read, 81st Avenue, 81st Avenue, 2pm Eastmont, Mon-Tue & Thu-Fri 1:30pm Chávez, 10:30am 3:30pm; Wed, 2pm Eastmont, Tue, 10:30am & Thu, Afterschool Art with MOCHA, 2pm FRI, 11/18 A Beautiful Mess, Elmhurst, 3:30pm Main, 2pm Martin Luther King Jr., Tue, Ballet at the Library, Montclair, 1pm Thu-Fri, 4pm; Wed 1:30pm Elmhurst, Wed, 10:30am Montclair Book Worms, Afterschool Art in the Library, Golden Gate, Wed, 10:30am Montclair, 4pm Lego Club, Lakeview, 3pm César E. Chávez, 3:30pm Rockridge, Tue-Fri, 3:30pm Main, Mon, 10:30am FRI, 11/4 Design Challenge, 81st Avenue, THURSDAYS FREE MEALS 3:30pm IN THE TEENZONE LegoMania, Dimond, 3:30pm Toddler Time, Golden Gate, Piedmont Avenue, Wed, 11am 10:15am Main, Mon-Fri, 4pm Rockridge, Thu, 10:30am

Oakland Public Library : 3 Events for Families & Kids Celebrate Día de los Design Challenge! Muertos at the Library re you up for the challenge? Scientific Adventures A for Girls presents a design challenge to put your Aztec Dance engineering skills to the test. Everyone is welcome to Performance at learn about science concepts and put them into action Chávez Branch with hands-on experiments. 81st Avenue Branch, Friday, November 18, 3:30pm Ehecatl Tonatiuh Aztec Dance Group will perform during our celebration for Day of the Dead. César E. Chávez Branch, Tuesday, Shrinky Dinks November 1, 6pm hrinky Dinks are flexible S sheets of polystyrene plastic Make Clay Skulls that you can draw on with colored Come to the library to celebrate and remember loved Urban Cycling 101 Class pens or pencils. When you heat ones who have passed by decorating skulls made from them, they shrink and become model magic with glitter, feathers, and colored pens. with Bike East Bay hard, and your beautiful drawing becomes even more colorful. It’s 81st Avenue Branch, Tuesday, November 1, all day oin Bike East Bay instructors to learn road riding like a do-it-yourself plastic version basics, how to equip your bicycle, fit your helmet, Eastmont Branch, Tuesday, November 1, 3pm J of stained glass. Create a big take your bike on transit, and avoid crashes by riding Asian Branch, Tuesday, November 1, 3:30pm design, then shrink it in the predictably, visibly, and communicating with other road toaster. It’s craft magic! Montclair Branch, Tuesday, November 1, 4pm users by your actions and signals. No bike required. You’ll get a free safety vest just by attending! Dimond Branch, Saturday, Make Sugar (Cookie) Skulls November 12, 3pm Main Library, Bradley C. Walters Community Sugar skulls are usually Room, Saturday, November 19, 1pm made with cane sugar and used to decorate altars to honor ancestors for Día de los Muertos. Here at the library we wil be decorating Stop Motion Animation sugar cookie skulls with earn how to make a funny and short stop bright colored icing and L motion film using toys, everyday objects, and edible glitter. Join us! an iPad. It’s fun and not as difficult as you might West Oakland Branch, Wednesday, November 2, think! This program is for students ages 8–12 4pm years. Space is limited. Golden Gate Branch, Tuesday, November 15, WALLACE & GROMIT, STOP MOTION 4:30pm; Saturday, November 26, 3pm ANIMATION CREATED BY NICK PARK

BANANAS Child Care Referrals and Subsidy Information BANANAS offers child care referrals and resources to families with young children and child care professionals in the Northern Alameda County cities of Oakland, Berkeley, Albany, Piedmont, Emeryville, and Alameda. If you need assistance with paying for child care, come to the library to see if you qualify for a subsidy program. Resource and referral counselor Debby Alavarez (hablas Español) will be here monthly to help you with your childcare needs. Look for the information table. For more information about BANANAS visit www.bananasbunch.org. Eastmont Branch, Monday, November 7, 12:30pm

Oakland Library Locations

Main Library Asian Branch Eastmont Branch Martin L. King, Jr. Branch Rockridge Branch 125 14th Street 388 9th Street, Suite 190 6833 International Blvd. 5366 College Avenue (510) 238-3134 (510) 238-3400 7200 Bancroft Avenue, Suite 211 (510) 615-5728 (510) 597-5017 Children’s Room (510) 615-5726 (510) 238-3615 Brookfield Branch Melrose Branch Second Start Adult Literacy 9255 Edes Avenue Elmhurst Branch 4805 Foothill Blvd. 125 14th Street 81st Avenue (510) 615-5725 1427 88th Avenue (510) 535-5623 (510) 238-3432 1021 81st Avenue (510) 615-5727 (510) 615-5812 César E. Chávez Branch Montclair Branch Temescal Branch 3301 East 12th Street, Suite 271 Golden Gate Branch 1687 Mountain Blvd. 5205 Telegraph Avenue African American Museum & (510) 535-5620 5606 San Pablo Avenue (510) 482-7810 (510) 597-5049 Library at Oakland (AAMLO) (510) 597-5023 Tool Lending Library 659 14th Street Dimond Branch Piedmont Avenue Branch at Temescal Branch (510) 637-0200 3565 Fruitvale Avenue Lakeview Branch 80 Echo Avenue (510) 597-5089 (510) 482-7844 550 El Embarcadero (510) 597-5011 (510) 238-7344 West Oakland Branch 1801 Adeline Street (510) 238-7352

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