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Lunch at the Library 2017 Sites LUNCH AT THE LIBRARY 2017 SITES Alameda County Library, REACH Ashland Youth Center Glendale Library, Arts & Culture, Casa Verdugo Salinas Public Library, César Chávez Library Azusa City Library, Azusa City Library Glendale Library, Arts & Culture, Central Library San Benito County Free Library, San Benito County Free Library Butte County Library, Oroville Branch Library Glendale Library, Arts & Culture, Grandview San Bernardino County Library, Bloomington Branch Library Camarena Memorial Public Library, Camarena Memorial Public Library Glendale Library, Arts & Culture, Library Connection @ Adams Square San Bernardino County Library, Fontana Lewis Library & Tech Ctr Chula Vista Public Library, Civic Center Branch Library Hayward Public Library, Main Library San Diego County Library, Borrego Springs Branch Library Chula Vista Public Library, South Chula Vista Branch Library Hayward Public Library, Weekes Branch Library San Diego County Library. Casa de Oro Branch Library Colton Public Library, Colton Public Library Hemet Public Library, Hemet Public Library - Simpson Center San Diego County Library, El Cajon Branch Library Commerce Public Library, Bristow Park Branch Library Imperial County Free Library, Heber Branch Library San Diego County Library, Jacumba Branch Library Contra Costa County Library, Antioch Library Inglewood Public Library, Crenshaw-Imperial Branch Library San Diego County Library, Julian Branch Library Contra Costa County Library, Concord Library Inglewood Public Library, Main Library San Diego County Library, Lincoln Acres Branch Library Contra Costa County Library, Crockett Library Kern County Library, Arvin Branch Library San Diego County Library, Ramona Branch Library Contra Costa County Library, El Cerrito Kern County Library, Beale Memorial Library San Diego County Library, Spring Valley Branch Library Contra Costa County Library, El Sobrante Library Kern County Library, Frazier Park Library San Diego County Library, Valley Center Branch Library Contra Costa County Library, Martinez Library Kern County Library, McFarland Branch Library San Diego County Library, Vista Branch Library Contra Costa County Library, Pinole Library Lompoc Public Library, Lompoc Public Library San Diego Public Library, Central Library Contra Costa County Library, Pittsburg Library Long Beach Public Library, Burnett Neighborhood Library San Diego Public Library, Logan Heights Library Contra Costa County Library, Rodeo Library Long Beach Public Library, Michelle Obama Neighborhood Library San Diego Public Library, Valencia Park/Malcolm X. Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, A C Bilbrew Library Los Angeles Public Library, Canoga Park Branch Library San Francisco Public Library, Bayview Branch Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, Baldwin Park Library Los Angeles Public Library, Central Library San Francisco Public Library, Excelsior Branch Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, Carson Library Los Angeles Public Library, Echo Park Branch Library San Francisco Public Library, Main Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, Clifton M. Brakensiek Library Los Angeles Public Library, Exposition Park Regional Branch Library San Jose Public Library, Biblioteca Latinoamericana Branch Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, East Rancho Dominguez Library Los Angeles Public Library, Hyde Park Branch Library San Jose Public Library, Dr. Roberto Cruz - Alum Rock Branch Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, Huntington Park Library Los Angeles Public Library, Lincoln Heights Branch San Jose Public Library, Edenvale Branch Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, La Puente Library Los Angeles Public Library, Mark Twain Branch San Jose Public Library, Educational Park Branch Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, Lake Los Angeles Library Los Angeles Public Library, Northridge Branch Library San Jose Public Library, Hillview Branch Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, Lancaster Library Los Angeles Public Library, Pacoima Branch Library San Jose Public Library, Joyce Ellington Branch Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, Lennox Library Los Angeles Public Library, Panorama City Branch Library San Jose Public Library, Tully Community Branch Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, Norwalk Library Los Angeles Public Library, Pico Union Branch Library San Luis Obispo County Libraries, Morro Bay Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, Quartz Hill Library Los Angeles Public Library, San Pedro Branch LIbrary San Luis Obispo County Libraries, Nipomo Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, San Fernando Library Los Angeles Public Library, Vermont Square Branch Library San Luis Obispo County Libraries, San Luis Obispo Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, Sorensen Library Los Angeles Public Library, Vernon Branch Library San Mateo County Library, East Palo Alto Library County of Los Angeles Public Library, South Whittier Library Monterey County Free Libraries, Seaside Branch Library San Mateo County Library, @ Belle Air Elementary Dixon Public Library, Dixon Public Library Monterey Public Library, Montecito Park Bookmobile stop San Mateo County Library, @ JFK Elementary El Centro Public Library, El Centro Public Library Moreno Valley Public Library, Moreno Valley Public Library San Mateo County Library, @ Pescadero Elementary Fresno County Public Library, Betty Rodriguez Regional Library Oakland Public Library, 81st Avenue San Mateo County Library, @ Thomas Edison Elementary Fresno County Public Library, Central Library Oakland Public Library, César E. Chávez Library San Mateo County Library, @ Westlake Elementary Fresno County Public Library, Mendota Library Oakland Public Library, Eastmont Library Santa Barbara Public Library, Santa Barbara Central Library Fresno County Public Library, Orange Cove Library Oakland Public Library, Elmhurst Library Santa Clara County Library, Gilroy Library Fresno County Public Library, Sanger Library Oakland Public Library, Golden Gate Library Santa Clara County Library, Morgan Hill Library Fresno County Public Library, Selma Branch Library Oakland Public Library, Main Library Santa Clara County Library, SCCLD Bookmobile Fresno County Public Library, Sunnyside Library Oakland Public Library, Martin Luther King Jr. Library Solano County Library, Fairfield Civic Center Library Sacramento Public Library, Valley Hi-North Laguna Library Oakland Public Library, Melrose Library Solano County Library, John F. Kennedy Branch Library OC Public Libraries, Garden Grove Chapman Branch Solano County Library, Rio Vista Library OC Public Libraries, Garden Grove Main Library Solano County Library, Vacaville Public Library-Town Square Oceanside Public Library, Civic Center Library Sonoma County Library, Central Library Number of Lunch at the Ontario City Library, Ovitt Family Community Library Sonoma County Library, Healdsburg Regional Library Porterville Public Library, Porterville Public Library Sonoma County Library, Northwest Branch Library Library Sites by County Richmond Public Library, Richmond Public Library Sonoma County Library, Petaluma Regional Library Riverside County Library System, Glen Avon Regional Branch Library Sonoma County Library, Sebastopol Regional Library Riverside County Library System, Home Gardens Library Sonoma County Library, Sonoma Valley Regional Library Riverside Public Library, Eastside Library Stockton-San Joaquin County Library, Cesar Chavez Library Riverside Public Library, Main Library Stockton-San Joaquin County Library, Tracy Branch Library Sacramento Public Library, Arcade Library Stockton-San Joaquin County Library, Weston Ranch Library Sacramento Public Library, Colonial Heights Library Torrance Public Library, North Torrance Library Sacramento Public Library, Del Paso Heights Tulare County Library System, Dinuba Branch Library Sacramento Public Library, Martin Luther King Jr. Library Tulare County Library System, Lindsay Branch Library Sacramento Public Library, North Antelope Highlands Library Tulare County Library System, Tipton Branch Library Sacramento Public Library, Rancho Cordova Library Tulare County Library System, Visalia Branch Library Sacramento Public Library, Rio Linda Woodland Public Library, Woodland Public Library Sacramento Public Library, South Natomas Yolo County Library, Arthur F. Turner Community Library Sacramento Public Library, Southgate Library Yolo County Library, Clarksburg Branch Library 1 Lunch at the Library CA 2017 •164 meal sites •51 library jurisdictions 3 6 10 •24 counties 5 10 3 3 There are a total of 184 library jurisdictions in CA 11 There are a total of 58 counties in CA 6 10 7 For more information on the 1 Lunch at the Library program 5 3 please visit lunchatthelibrary.org 3 4 2 4 40 2 6 16 3 Summer @ Your Library: Explore, Learn, Read, Connect is a program of the California Library Association, supported in whole or in part by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian. Lunch @ the Library is a project of the California Library Association and California Summer Meal Coalition. 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