Did you know...

...that the library was named after the Tongva Indian village of Cahug-na ("Cahuenga" in Spanish), which spanned the area
now known as Hollywood?

...that the Cahuenga Branch Library, built 1916, is the 3rd oldest facility in the Los Angeles Public Library system?

...that the library was built for $34,000 by a grant by steel tycoon Andrew Carnegie?

...that the library was designed by architect Clarence Russell, who also helped design the Venice canals?

...that the Cahuenga Branch is listed under the National Register of Historic Places and is a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument?

...that it needs some cleaning up?

Join us on BIG SUNDAY, May 2 from 2-5 p..m as we clean up trash, plant drought-resistant native plants and give our beloved
Cahuenga Branch Library an extreme makeover! All ages welcome!

To volunteer and register, visit the Big Sunday Registration Site for the Cahuenga Beautification Day event!

For more information, please call Elson Trinidad 323.323.717.6112 or contact us via email.

Download our flier in English or Español to print out or distribute!