Sausalito Library
420 Litho St., Sausalito CA 94965 (See Map Below) 415-289-4121
Hours: Monday-Thursday 10:00 AM. – 9:00 PM, Friday-Saturday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Sunday 12:00 Noon – 5:00 PM
The Sausalito Public Library website is here. Google map is below. Free street parking for two hours in area, and in the adjacent City Hall parking lot. On nights when there are no public meetings in the Council Chambers parking in the City Hall lot is usually available.
Sausalito has been a town of writers and artists for generations, and it shows in the town library. In particular, the City has prioritized connecting the library to online resources and making it a part of the Internet age. For example, if you do an online search for the library’s graphic novels you come up with this page.
The Library is part of Marinet, the county-wide library system, which allows residents of any participating city in the region to check out books etc. from any member library. The teen and young adult links are on this page.
The Library’s links to digital collections are listed at the bottom of this page.
Sausalito residents can download ebooks and videos.
The Library’s programs for kids can be accessed here. I’ve taken young family members to their Wednesday morning story time events and the library presenters have a wonderful energy level that the kids appreciate. The space they use in the Council Room upstairs at City Hall is also bigger and more open than you see at story time at many other libraries.
Sausalito Library Speakers Series
This bi-monthly program presents book authors and other speakers of interest to the local community.
We post upcoming events here on OurSausalito.com, and the speakers and other adult programs page for the Library is here.
The Sausalito Authors Shelf
The Sausalito Library recently set up a special area devoted to Sausalito authors and their works. The initial collection includes 180 authors, and the Library continues to add works as they learn about authors living or working in Sausalito.
They also have a Sausalito Authors binder that serves as a comprehensive guide to “who’s writing what from Sausalito.” If you know of a local writer with published work, they’d love to hear about it.
You can see Angel Island and the tips of the shipmasts in the harbor from 420 Litho Street atop the hill.