Has a nice play area. My son is 18 months and all he wanted to do was grab books off the shelves…read moreand run around but they do have a nice play area if your kiddo is clam.

The librarians here are pretty rude, the two older ones and the one with the green hair. They never…read morewant to help and are always so cold and not inviting

12/19/21: As a military veteran I am proud to have visited this powerful and sacred place to honor…read morethose who have served before and after me. Outstanding customer service from the volunteers who staff the Visitor's Center and Museum. From the moment you enter the parking lot you know you're entering a sacred place. It was very quiet and I didn't hear any traffic or noise while walking the grounds.. If you know of anyone or business with a torn or tattered flag. please kindly ask that they remove the flag. place it in the flag mailbox here and replace with a new flag. THANK YOU.. I learned more about service and sacrifice to country. Bless each of you and please make an effort to visit.

It's a cool and neat place, however there is nothing for the war on terror, desert storm, desert…read moreshield, the war in Iraq or Afghanistan. I went there for the Veterans Day celebration, first time and nothing in the modern area. I asked a couple of the volunteers about it they simply said we don't have anything like that sweetheart. I know honoring history is important, but a 20 year war doesn't have a memorial? No place for us to go and remember what we went through, the people that didn't and did make it back. I'm sorry that just seems a little wrong to me. Kind of makes me feel as though the city, the state, this country in large doesn't care much about our modern-day veterans. That sentiment is carried over to the staff that showed a general disdain for my A simple question. it made a huge impact on my Veterans Day going there to remember, and honor my late friends and Saud nothing, no plaques, no awards, no decorations in the visitor center, nothing after The Cold War. You get more remembrance of modern day veterans at the nuclear science museum. I think that's kind of messed up myself.

Visit this library! Library employees very friendly. They always greet and say hello when customers…read moreenter the library. Very upscale library with fancy black leather chairs. Have visited several times and never had any issues.

Lovely facility, great variety of books and also DVDs. And the staff are totally friendly and…read morehelpful. A+++!

If you know me, you know I love a good library. I was in Rio Rancho and needed to do some work so I…read moredecided to stop by Loma Colorado- it is tucked away in a neighborhood and stands on a hill all by itself. I went while city voting was being done, but luckily they have plenty of parking so I had no issue finding a spot. You approach a librarian for a private room, which thankfully they had available. The WiFi was a tad spotty, but you are out in deep Rio Rancho so what do you expect! Kids area was large and clean, they even had an outdoor playground area. I also loved that they had a little bookstore on site. Keep in mind it is a $10 minimum for credit cards. I will def be back to work when I'm in the area!

Great library with lovely public-facing staff, but the director and those that work closest to him…read moreare scummy people that take advantage of the hard work, empathy, and compassion of their passionate workers within their branch and other branches. Please, go to the library and enjoy the amenities. But offer patience and appreciation to the faces that you see in there putting in the effort and tell them 'thank you' for what they do, because they sure aren't getting that from their bosses. If you consider working here; don't, unless you need the experience and to pay bills. Make sure you keep your heart and personal issues in your life out of work no matter what unless you want everything you care for to be used against you in some capacity. They will not take any of your accommodations seriously unless they are forced to legally. They will exploit any loophole they can to verbally degrade you. Do not speak to them without HR present or without a record of the conversation. Record them. The director is a very vengeful and performative person that gets a kick out of manipulating, guilt-tripping, and gaslighting his majority female subordinates, and he and many of those in upper management view refusals of personal favors or establishing boundaries as personal offenses against their authority. They are not allies. They care more about making the numbers look good to the city of RR than providing a sustainable space that respects the work their librarians do. Look into their abnormally high turnarounds for a library system. It's not normal. - Written as a friend of many former librarians and assistants of the Rio Rancho library system.

So many cute shops, outdoor patio restaurants, hair salons, murals, all wrapped up in art deco…read morebuildings ! Def drive thru or walk thru Nob Hill. Very enjoyable area

Keep Albuquerque Quirky! This is a weird arts district for ABQ. This is where the free thinkers,…read morethe forward looking populace expresses their local flavor, their nuances of culture that makes ABQ unique. There's all kinds of great murals, public works of art, and awesome shops to check out up in here. It's right down the way on Route 66 from University of New Mexico, so it's a younger, hip crowd that goes here for local grub, shopping, and events. You're sure to find all kinds of old Route 66 memorabilia, or stuff made by local artisans. It's all small local businesses, there are no chains around here as far as I know. You're sure to find some cool foreign grub, a nice tattoo parlor, or a kitschy gift shop that focuses on Abq pride. Parking can be challenging- keep an eye out for private lots or the back streets off of Central Ave.

I love this little library in my neighborhood. Very convenient, quiet, and calm!! The librarians…read moreand volunteers here are super sweet and helpful. Sign up for a library card if you enjoy audiobooks, or e-reading as well-- our library participates in "Libby" giving free renting access to SO MANY Ebooks and audio books!! So much better than Spotify or Audible for audiobooks, because it's free and essentially unlimited-- almost every audiobook I have wanted to read has been available!!

I went to sign up for my library card today, and the librarian who helped me could not have been…read moremore friendly. She answered my questions and explained the library had expanded far beyond media; now you can check out park passes, museum passes, and event passes. The library has a YA section, children's section, computers with internet to use, DVDs, CDs, etc. It was a clean and inviting space. Can't wait to start using my card!

I absolutely adore this library! It is in an old adobe building, has many computers for public use…read moreand really engages the community. The kids area is large and clean, they have coloring books out for adults and sooo many dvds to borrow. The quiet area has a variet of magazines along with chess sets and computers. I go here often to do school work or just relax and read. It is the cutest! If you are in the area go and check it out, you can also get a library card even if you aren't a Corrales resident which is awesome. The librarians are helpful, they have a koi pond in the front entrance area and this month with Valentines day upcoming they are doing "A Blind Date with a Book" which is so cute! Love this library :)

Clean well maintained library. Perfect place to study. Clean bathrooms. And right next to bus stops…read morefor convenience.

Beautiful library with wide, bright, open spaces…read more During the pandemic, desks and computers are not available. It is not a place to sit and study right now. I would return for the programs. They seem to have a great focus on children programs. I'd also return for taking pictures with the beautiful indoors space & light. Also, this is my first time visiting and there were homeless people waiting at the door for opening hours.