As a result of the serious and imminent threat of Coronavirus, the Redondo Beach Library Department is taking significant action to help safeguard the community and our employees. Effective at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 14, 2020, the Redondo Beach Public Library will close both the Main Library and the North Branch, and these closures will remain in effect until further notice.

Our digital services remain available to our patrons 24/7 and can be found under "Electronic Resources" and “Downloads and Streaming." Library staff has also compiled a list of free internet resources for you to enjoy.

“Library Takeout” begins on July 1st so that patrons can pick up the materials they have placed on hold. A face mask is required per state order. This is the first step of a phased reopening; modifications to days and hours of this service will be posted on the Library website.

Donations of books or other materials may be placed in the exterior Discover Books bins at both Library locations. If you have newer donations that you would like considered for the collection, please hold on to those until the Library reopens.

Returned Library materials may be quarantined for up to one week before check in.

Please visit the City's webpage for updates.

Patrons can now pick up holds through "Library Take-out" at the Main Library Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 10-1, and at the North Branch Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 10-1.

Assistance with patron accounts
or with placing holds available from
3-5 p.m. Mon-Thurs by calling 310-318-0675.

Click Here for parking instructions and further information.

Kick off the New Year by resolving to read more books!

We’ve added a New Year's Reading Program just for you! Go to Redondo.Beanstack.org to register.

Patrons can pick up tax forms at either the Main Library or the North Branch during Library Takeout hours. Forms currently available:

1040 and 1040-SR
1040 and 1040-SR Instruction Booklets
California 540 and 540 EZ

Are you currently looking for a new job, wanting to build new job skills, or seeking out new career opportunities, but you don’t have the device or internet connection you need? LA County Library's "Work Ready" program can help. More information here.