I came to this library because I had an event in Livermore and needed a space to get some work…read moredone. The interior of the library is gorgeous with the stone pillars and warm lighting. I found multiple open tables on that Wednesday afternoon. It wasn't a completely silent area, but it wasn't loud enough to distract me from working. There were outlets on the table, and the Wi-fi was pretty fast and reliable! There's plenty of parking in their designated parking lot. The restrooms were pretty clean and are located near the front when you enter the building. If I ever need to be in the area again, this would be my go-to study/work spot!

I tried the Cafe located in the Livermore library and was sadly disappointed. I was appalled by how…read moreridiculous the prices were for a tiny two bites worth of a sandwich and it was simple in taste nothing special. They also charge absurd prices for bottled/ Canned drinks sold much cheaper at your local gas station. You can easily spend close to $40 for two people and the portions are small to say the least. Not worth it if you're hungry and want a good filling meal. Love the library portion, the Cafe is a hard pass.

this mural is viewable only from the parking lot and in the back patio of this building…read more a mariachi band is playing on the steps. at the left is a skeletal figure wearing a sombero and playing a bango. next to "him" are a few octopi probably blowing their pipes/tentacles. seeing is believing. i didn't drink any booze yet. imagine viewing this after a few margaritas.

Wonderful family activity!…read more We are always looking for active things to do with the kids on weekends, and walking around downtown Livermore (our first home in the Bay Area) to check out murals had been on our list all through 2020. We finally got to it this afternoon, after the umpteenth reminder by the missus, who had sent me the website (livermoremurals.com) several months ago. After parking in the free parking garage downtown, we walked to the first of fourteen murals listed on the site - "Welcome to Downtown Livermore" - which depicts the charms of this hidden East Bay gem on each letter. We each took pictures near our favorite image, our kids choosing horses and nature, my better half posing near food and wine, and nerdy me posing near Science (we used to live a stone's throw from the Labs). The next stop was the Fire department mural, which has incredible detail, and then we continued winding our way through the narrow and strangely empty streets in a once-buzzing downtown, taking pictures as we went, posing near our favorites. Our self-guided tour took about 90 minutes, including a stop by Peet's for coffee and scones. The family favorite was the Hope Parrot. My personal fave was the man dripping paint on the side of the Bankhead Theater, which was the 14th and last stop on our tour. We will be back whenever guests visit - for this wonderful (and free!) family activity - in our favorite East Bay town.

Unnamed mural randomly assigned "Workers@Bay Bridge" name due to subject matter. Pics of a few…read morerandom graphics of the engineers, technicians, maintenance & other workers/associates who do the important duties of keeping the bridge safe for everyone. Creators: @OnlyUp_team, @trentart_, @ladyhenze

Named mural is on S. J St. side. The composition of ceramic tiles celebrates the culture & heritage…read moreof the Livermore community. Specially it honors the wine country born 1849. Long time residents & visitors can easily point out the buildings & scenics depicted. Bricks at the bottom have sponsor names engraved upon them. Mural dedicated to city of Livermore in memory of Diane Taasevigen. Creators: Diane Taasevigen, Renee March, Simone Archer

This named mural is on the back side of a commercial building. Long mural illuminates continuous…read morewavy shapes interacting with objects above & below water. Artist is known for " 'colorful hard-edge gradient' paintings of intricate layered flow". Abstract art for sure. Creators: Ricky Watts, Only Up, ABG Art Group

The Livermore Art Association Gallery is a fun place to find unique artwork, cards, jewelry and…read moredecorative items made by local artists! It's perfectly located right off the farmer's market and not too far from 1st street. It's a casual and welcoming place; no pressure and fussiness! If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind gift, this is an ideal stop to take!

The LAA Gallery is located in The Carnegie Bldg., at 2155 3rd St ~ perfectly situated next to the…read moreFarmer's Market! A great place to shop for unique individually made artisan gifts and art. A big selection to choose from ~ Felting, Quilling, Textiles, Ceramics, Art Glass, Photography, Painting, fantastic Jewelry, Calendars, and Note Cards (which can be suitable for framing as an art piece). The Gallery is a hidden local gem which sells high quality artistic pieces.

Totally responsive upon initial request. Came and looked at job, very quick with quote. Very fair…read moreprice. Work is quite outstanding, down to minutest detail. Very agreeable to work with, had 5-6 exchanges of ideas, with John the customer is the driver, John delivers what he says he will in the time he says it will take. HIGHLY RECOMMEND for mural work, small scale (mine 250 sq ft), or large.

Very creative, professional, easy to work with, and the work is very widely appealing.read more

HOPE is the given name for a mural on the S. M side of a art supply store. It shows white framed…read moreletters of HOPE against a black blackground. A green parrot is flying thru the O in a slight rising angle. Same parrot is leaving a trail of blue, purple, orange, & green luminates. The parrot is flying through a field of brownish white, lite brown, faint orange, blue & torquoise colours. Creators: @FasmCreative, Only Up