The videocassette rental program is a popular service at the Thousand Oaks Library and the Newbury Park Branch Library. Yes, the main library is currently open at its regular location at 1401 E. Janss Rd. It has undergone extensive renovation and repair. Located in the Thousand Oaks Library, the Genealogy Reading Room boasts some tremendous resources for tracing your family tree, researching the history of an area, or just to browse. Conejo Valley Genealogical Society has a fine home page with information on meetings, bus trips, books available for sale and other useful things.
Complete information is available on the library's web site.
Another great feature linked to this home access is the ability to look at your own personal library record. To protect your privacy, this information will only be available from your home computer, and will require a password. This indexing service is able to search more than 800 current magazines and newspapers. The meeting rooms of the Thousand Oaks Library are available to Conejo Valley educational, civic and cultural groups and organizations when not in use for City of Thousand Oaks activities. With the exception of governmental agencies, organizations requesting the use of library facilities must be able to provide proof of their nonprofit status.