The mission of the San Juan Ridge Community Library is to provide an inspirational and educational hub while giving the residents, including students, of the San Juan Ridge excellent library services including book exchange, DVD rentals, and internet access in a central location.
History The community library began when the Nevada County Public Library began setting up satellite branches in 2002. A government […]
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The San Juan Ridge Community Library is located within Oak Tree Park at 18847 Oak Tree Road, Nevada
What's the precious thing at the center of your labyrinth ?
Come to a free showing of the film, Labyrinth, Friday July 31, 2026 8:15 pm at Oak Tree Park. Bring chairs, blankets, snacks, drinks friends, and family
This week is supposed to get really hot. It's a great opportunity to enjoy an outdoor movie in the park with your family. Friday July 31, 2026 at 8:15 we will be hosting the movie Labyrinth at Oak Tree Park . This cult classic, family film is FREE for our community. Bring chairs, blankets, snacks, drinks, friends, and family.
When her baby brother Toby is lured into a magical labyrinth, a frustrated teenager named Sarah finds herself embarking on a perilous journey to rescue him. To succeed, she must overcome the Goblin King, a powerful and cunning ruler of the fantastical realm. Along the way, Sarah encounters challenging puzzles, strange creatures, and faces difficult choices that test her courage and resourcefulness as she races against time to save Toby.
Friday,July 31, 2026 8:15 pm we continue our Free Final Friday Movie in the Park with the Muppets / David Bowie (seriously…both of them) movie, Labyrinth .
Bring your family and friends to Oak Tree Park to watch this fun family film. Bring chairs, blankets, snacks,drinks
Our last week of summer camp is wrapped up. This last week had kids 8-14 y/o and A LOT of heat. It was crazy HOT but those kids still put on the heat while playing soccer, capture the flag and other yard games with Chris. Athletes showed their skill and leaders emerged. They created camp tie dye shirts with Rosemary that were outstanding. Cooking with Hannah was a great opportunity for the kids to learn and prepare their afternoon snacks. Laughter helped the kids create ocarina flutes. This is a challenging activity that requires patience and dexterity. The kids painted with baking soda, turmeric and hand sanitizer ---it was MAGIC. They also had Stomp Rockets flying around the Park- impressing all the kids with what you can create with recycled materials. Your kids were SO loved and cared for by our staff and volunteers., and new friendships were formed....if you hear INCREDIBLE stories about Ro---believe them. She IS amazing and so beloved among the kids. I can't say enough great stuff about her. Erin can run the sports field like a kid and had them all on the run- she is so steady and reliable.
We are SO grateful that you trusted your wonderful kids with us this summer and look forward to seeing them at the library and our activities. Much love----Babs and Roo
