The Youth Center of the redwood city library has unveiled a new mural, which is a work by artist Misha, a Woodside High School student who won the contest to decorate one of the walls of the space.
“We couldn’t be happier with our new Teen Center mural!” the Redwood City Library said in a statement.
The educational and recreational space thanked its collaborators and the judges from the Redwood City Arts Commission and the art department at Sequoia High School.
Last but not least, she thanked Misha for her inspiring vision of reading, creativity and the world they both encompass.
“We love our new mural! Stop by the Teen Center to see it in person.”
Those interested in seeing the mural can go to the Teen Center located on the second floor of the Redwood City Library located at 1044 Middlefield Rd, Monday through Thursday from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., and Saturdays from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
In the space, teens can find new gaming consoles and free use of headphones, controllers and chargers, as well as study supplies, printers and free-to-use computers.
Likewise, young people can be part of the Anime Club, Teen Makers Club, game tournaments, courses and more.
The contest was sponsored by Friends of Redwood City Public Library, a volunteer organization that sorts, scans, and prices thousands of books, manages online book sales, and operates bookstore and other sales to support library programming or other library goods and services.
It also funds community and library programs such as Summer Learning Challenge, Authors, Traveling Storytime, Little Learners, Baby/Children/Teens, Arts and Crafts, Cultural Events, Job Seeking, Music and more.
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