History of Temecula at library

I didn't take pictures because of bad weather but one thing I like at the new library is the history of Temecula told as you walk along the path from the parking lot to the library. It looks good and should expose some people to things they probably didn't know. They even have one of those stationary binocular set ups at the end. I will take pictures and post them on the next sunny day.

Temecula library

We made our first visit to the Temecula library. It's really nice inside and outside. Much nicer than I expected. There are lots of computers, including a very large homework room with about 30 computers in the teen area. There are lots of places to sit and enjoy a great view of the Sports Park while you read or do some work. The library has free wireless although I didn't try that out. Lots of books and videos and magazines and other things you would expect from a library. I think I will work at the library some of the time when I'm working at home. It even has a meditation garden. Overall, it's very impressive.

Temecula Library to offer food service

I thought you couldn't eat or drink inside most libraries, but I also thought using a cell phone in the library was a bad idea and that doesn't seem to be true either. The new Temecula library will have food and beverage service provided by local merchant, the European Cafe. Regular library hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fridays, and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Concessions will be available 10-5 every day except Sunday.

Temecula Library opens

The new Temecula library opened yesterday. It looked good from the outside as I drove by in the morning, and workers were still doing more landscaping. It's amazing how they can make a place look like it's been there for some time with the right landscaping. PE.com says 250 people showed up for the opening last night. The library should have a nice view of the Sports Park below it. I hope to take a walk over on Saturday.