Maya Angelou Library Branch
Overview
The Maya Angelou Southeast Branch Library/Biblioteca opened its doors in 1996, following an inauguration ceremony and speech delivered by namesake Dr. Maya Angelou. The library offers computer workstations and printing for general and Internet use, a reference collection for in-depth research, and a circulating collection of library materials to borrow with a library card. The branch maintains Spanish language materials significant to the overall collection of the Library. Also, there are specialized materials on African American history and other social sciences. The Stockton Record, San Francisco Chronicle and a variety of magazines are available for browsing.
The Maya Angelou Community Room can be rented for meetings. Please contact the Library for more information and to make a reservation.
Meeting Spaces
Community Room
- Maximum Occupancy: 60
Configuration | Occupancy |
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Banquet | 60 |
I’ve been going here for over 10 years the staff has been very helpful each and every time. Get there early tho , once at 3:”00, when the school age students come in then it tends to get a lil loud. It’s clean and cool in there. The guard has been there for years and he’s very helpful as well.
THIS LIBRARY IS SO GREAT, I LOVE IT HERE SO MUCH. STAFF IS SO NICE. MARIA AND BILL ARE THE BEST WORKERS. THERE IS ALSO DJ (STAFF) SUPER NICE YOUNG ADULT. THEY ARE ALL SO HELPFUL AND HELPS ME PRINT OUT PAPERS FOR MY SCHOOL. THE LIBRARY IS SO CLEAN AND WELL ORGANIZED. they also love hello kitty as much as i do because there are a wall full of kids hello kitty coloring pages!!!!
Friendly and helpful staff. Affordable printing and copies. Accessibility to internet and computers.
Activities for kids plus the actual library are really fun and we are very thankful for the opportunity to assist