STAFF DAY: On Friday, September 4, all Monterey County Free Libraries locations will be closed due to an all staff training.
LABOR DAY OBSERVED: On Saturday, September 5, all Monterey County Free Libraries locations, including Seaside, will be closed in honor of Labor Day. The Administrative Office and Seaside Branch will be closed on Monday, September 7, in observance of the holiday. Normal hours resume on Tuesday, September 8.
BIG SUR: Monterey County Sheriff has issued evacuation warnings for areas of Big Sur due to the Timber Fire. The Big Sur Branch Library will be closed until further notice.
Online services are available 24/7.
San Lucas Branch
54692 Teresa St.
San Lucas, CA 93454
(831) 386-6833
Toll-Free: (800) 322-6884
Email your branch: 611-slcirc@countyofmonterey.gov
Nura Agzamova-Turek
Branch Manager
Contact Me
Branch Head
Hours
- Wednesday 11 am - 4 pm
- Thursday 1 pm - 5 pm
- Friday 1 pm - 5 pm
- Saturday 11 am - 4 pm
Services
- Books, talking books on CD, DVDs and magazines for all ages
- Newspapers: Salinas Californian, King City Rustler
- Materials in English and Spanish
- E-Books and E-Audio
- Public computers with Internet, Microsoft Office, fax, print, copy, and scan
- Free wireless Internet
- Specialized services: Story time craft and crochet and knitting
- Programs and events for children and adults, and much more.
- Use this wireless print link to print from your device.
Branch History
San Lucas is a small farming town located in South Monterey County, just off U.S. Highway 101, seven miles south of King City. It was established in 1886 by Alberto Trescony, who owned the San Lucas and San Benito land grants. Rancho San Lucas, which spans over 8,000 acres and is one of the original Spanish land grants, was purchased by Trescony when Monterey was still under Mexican rule. It continues to operate as a ranch today.
MCFL established the San Lucas branch on June 26, 1916. In 2017, thanks to the dedication of the San Lucas community, the County of Monterey, and the generosity of Mary Agnes Young’s family, the Sarmentos, the library opened its doors to enthusiastic patrons. This library honors Young, who was born in San Lucas and served as a library custodian in Gonzales.
Building:
Library services began in 1916 and have been provided at its present location since 2018.Square Footage: 1,200
