Culver City Julian Dixon Library

Building size: 21406 sq. ft.
Meeting Room: Capacity 80
Children's area with Family Place
Teen Space
Book Drop for returning items accessible 24 hours

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getting here

Local Transit:

Line 3 weekday and weekend schedules
Culver City Bus website
Medium parking lot available behind the building.

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Non-English Language Collection(s):
Chinese Books for Kids and Adults
Chinese DVDs for Kids and Adults
Hebrew Books for Adults
Japanese DVDs for Kids and Adults
Korean Books for Kids and Adults
Spanish Books for Adults
Spanish Books for Kids
Spanish DVDs for Kids and Adults
Vietnamese Books for Adults
Japanese Books for Kids and Adults
Yiddish Books for Adults
Other Special Collection(s):
Large Print
Judaica Collection
Children's Special Collection(s):
Baby and Toddler Storytime Kits
Family Place Collection
Online Collections - Available 24 hours:
Online research
Downloadable Audiobooks from EbscoHost
Downloadable eBooks and Audiobooks from Overdrive
Downloadable Music from Freegal

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In person and telephone research assistance
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children's services

teen services

online services

Culver City Julian Dixon Library has:

Public computers: 16
Early literacy computers: 3
Teen computers: 4
Express computers (15 minutes only): 2
Homework Center computers: 4
Free Wi-fi

Computer policies for the County Library

friends of the library

Friends of the Culver City Library is a volunteer-run organization that supports the library and library events - join today to get involved!

Friends of the Culver City Library provides these service(s) to support the library:

Friends of the Library Book Sale

library history

Culver City Library was established April 1, 1915 in the new Pacific Electric Railroad Depot. The library moved to various locations throughout the city as it grew in size over the years. The library has been in its present location since 1970. The Japanese Garden in front of the library was a gift from Kaizuka, Japan, a sister city of the city of Culver City in 1974.

In January 2001, the Culver City Library was renamed the Culver City Julian Dixon Library by the Board of Supervisors in recognition of Julian Dixon, the representative for the 32nd United States Congressional District. The Honorable Julian Dixon, who passed away on December 8, 2000, spent many of his years in public service working closely with educational institutions and libraries that positively impact the lives of children.

The Library has an active Friends of the Library group .

political representatives

U.S. Congressional District 33: Karen Bass
California State Senate District 26: Curren Price
California State Assembly District 47: Holly Mitchell
County Supervisorial District 2: Mark Ridley-Thomas

local links

California State University Dominguez Hills: This site offers class schedules, admission information, distance learning and other useful information about the California University System.
City of Culver City: Information on the city, including the City Council, budget, and the Planning Commision.
Culver City Chamber of Commerce: The Culver City Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary, action-oriented organization of businesses and professionals working together to promote the commercial and economic growth of Culver City.
Culver City Friends of the Library: Website for the volunteer organization that supports the Culver City Julian Dixon Library. Available information includes book sales, membership application and programs for the public. Contact the Friends at info@ccfol.org.
Culver City Unified School District: District, Board, school profiles, resources, curriculum.
Museum of Jurassic Technology: A specialized repository of unusual relics and artifacts.
Sony Pictures Entertainment: Movies, television, studio tours, game shows.
West Los Angeles College: Schedules, courses, maps.

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