The Woodland Public Library and Rose Garden is the oldest and one of the last functioning Carnegie-funded libraries in the state of California. The library is a contributing property to the U.S. Historic District and is recognized on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. The library began in 1874 through a number of book donations made by the community and really took off when it received a $10,000 grant from Andrew Carnegie in 1903. Today, visitors are invited to explore the historic property and garden or take part in one of their many programs and events.

250 1st Avenue, Woodland, CA 95695

Watch a show at the Woodland Opera House Theatre See tractors and artifacts at the California Agriculture Museum Experience a giant inflatable obstacle course at Velocity Island Park Marvel at beautiful roses at the Woodland Public Library and Rose Garden Learn about local history at the Yolo County Historical Museum Learn all about biking at The Bike Garage See cat art in Dead Cat Alley Taste authentic Mexican cuisine at Maria's Cantina Have a romantic dinner at Morgan's on Main Go on a scenic train ride aboard the historic River Fox Train Go beer tasting at the Blue Note Brewing Company

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