Activities vary and often include stories, crafts, and music. An adult should accompany children. The 1954 endowment from Elia Wood Paegelow provided the funds for the first California public lending library. The library is now located at 501 S. Oak Street where for a minimal membership fee area residents may enjoy a spacious modern library. The library has over 11,000 books and provides a complete children's collection, adult fiction and non-fiction books, and subscriptions to newspapers and magazines.
Selected works are available in large print books and audio books.
Patrons may also use the library's computers, printer and color printer, and copier. The upstairs area at the library is currently being renovated by California Progress Incorporated and will soon provide the community with a distance learning center and public meeting area. Internet access is available and many patrons use the internet for e-mail and for research. Both a black and white and color printer are available for the patron's use. There is a fourth computer for the kids that only has children's games installed in the children's area.