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About Redwood City Public Library

You've got a guy for library event spaces in Redwood City. The Redwood City Public Library offers versatile rooms for gatherings, meetings, and community programs in a convenient downtown location at 1044 Middlefield Rd, Redwood City, CA 94063. Whether you’re planning a fundraiser, a workshop, or a community game night, we’ve got you covered with clear room specs, accessible amenities, and easy transport options. Below you’ll find room capacities, setup details, parking, transit, and trusted nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help your planning stay simple and cost-effective.

Note: All venues deserve a solid, reliable page, so we detail each space to help you secure your seats and coordinate logistics with confidence. For event organizers, the Library Foundation and Friends groups host engaging events throughout the year, adding great opportunities to partner or attend.

Parking is available in Library Parking Lots A, B, and C at the best available price per hour from 8am–8pm. Jefferson Garage offers 1.5 hours free, then the best available price per hour on weekdays, with higher evening and weekend rates. The library is near the Redwood City Caltrain station and bus connections via SamTrans, making rail or bus access a convenient option for attendees. Onsite spaces and rooms are designed to accommodate a variety of event types, with tech and seating configurations to fit your needs.

Room specifics:

  • Downtown Community Room: capacity up to 115; 43' x 38' with 16 tables and 105 chairs; amenities include a smartboard, sink, and restrooms.
  • Redwood Shores Branch Community Room: capacity up to 95; 36' x 46' with 16 tables and 95 chairs; includes whiteboard/easels and a 65" monitor.
  • Meeting Rooms A & B (Downtown): each seats up to 25; combined A&B seats up to 50; separate spaces with private tables and whiteboards.
  • Study Rooms: Downtown has two rooms for 4 people and one room for 8 people; Redwood Shores has two study rooms for 8 people each.

Nearby hotels and dining are convenient for out-of-town guests. Recommended options include Courtyard by Marriott Redwood City (600 Bair Island Rd), Holiday Inn Express Redwood City-Central, and Residence Inn by Marriott Redwood City San Carlos. For planning partners, official venues and schedules can be coordinated through the library’s event program, with ongoing fundraising and community events led by the Library Foundation and Friends of the Redwood City Public Library.

We’re your friendly connection for straightforward, reliable venue help in Redwood City. When you’re ready, we’ll help secure your spaces and coordinate logistics so you can focus on making your event a success.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Downtown Library address: 1044 Middlefield Rd, Redwood City, CA 94063.
  • Parking: Library Parking Lots A, B, C ($1/hour, 8am–8pm); Jefferson Garage (1.5 hours free, then $1/hr weekdays; higher evening/weekend rates).
  • Transit: Near Redwood City Caltrain station; bus connections via SamTrans; convenient for event-goers arriving by rail or bus.
  • Downtown Community Room capacity: up to 115 people; room is 43' x 38' with 16 tables and 105 chairs; amenities include a smartboard, sink, and restrooms.
  • Redwood Shores Branch Community Room capacity: up to 95 people; 36' x 46' with 16 tables and 95 chairs; includes whiteboard/easels and a 65" monitor.
  • Meeting Rooms A & B (Downtown): each seats up to 25; combined A&B seats up to 50; separate spaces include private tables and whiteboards.
  • Study rooms: Downtown has 2 rooms for 4 people and 1 room for 8 people; Redwood Shores has two study rooms (8 people each).
  • Nearby hotels: Courtyard by Marriott Redwood City (600 Bair Island Rd); Holiday Inn Express Redwood City-Central; Residence Inn by Marriott Redwood City San Carlos.
  • Notable events: Library Foundation hosts fundraising events (e.g., Family Game Night, Downtown Library, Apr 1, 2025); Friends of the Redwood City Public Library run book sales and bookstore programs.
  • Renovation/renaming note: Downtown Library has undergone improvements (e.g., Downtown Library Park project); no demolition or renaming of the library has occurred.