Hayward City Hall, Town hall in downtown Hayward, California.
Hayward City Hall is a four-story municipal building located adjacent to the Hayward BART station that serves as the center for city services and administration. The structure was designed to accommodate public spaces including corridors, offices, and community areas serving various city functions.
The building was completed in 1998 and replaced the previous administrative facility that had served as the city's governmental center since 1969. The move to the new structure marked a shift in the city's infrastructure and administrative capacity.
The building houses an art gallery managed by the Hayward Arts Council, which features rotating exhibitions of local and national artists. Visitors can explore different shows that reflect the creative life of the community.
The building is located next to the BART station, making it easily accessible by public transit. For pedestrians visiting downtown Hayward, it is a straightforward destination with parking available nearby.
The time capsule inside Hayward City Hall is set to be opened on January 10, 2048, the 50th anniversary of the building's dedication. The dedication itself took place in January 1998, when the hall opened next to the Hayward BART station.
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