Absolutely stunning, great for kids as well as adults. They have activities for the kids which is…read moreamazing, with packets to take home as well as a play areas.

I would recommend going to this library. Every time I go there everyone is so help and kind…read more Especially Katie and Colleen

I love this little Library I am a resident of Chicago but…read morethey have an articulation where you can be a Chicago Library holder and still rent out books movies CDs and some of the perks that comes with membership at this Evergreen Park Library I'm not sure of how long this library has been in existence and looks relatively new ants very attractive looking from the outside art sculptures to The well-manicured Lawns and plants it's not that large but it's a decent-size my daughter loves that they have a team literature department they also have several study rooms when we were there they also had sponsored a scavenger hunt for the teams so it's really important to go and find out what activities that they are doing also believe that in the spring they do egg hunts for the children as well you can also rent movies and people still rent movies for a dollar or two and you can have it for the whole week

I love this library. It's small but there are plenty of tables, study rooms, and a nice reading…read moreroom with study a fireplace and tables which is always quiet and great for studying.

I love the teen room because it's so amazing to craft, play dnd, use the computers and borrow some…read morecool anime books

When I was in grade school we lived very close, so I would bike to the library almost daily - they…read moreare quite large for a suburban location! The staff were helpful and the books are well organized. I would bring my younger sister here for some of the events they had always going. I will have to check out the upgrades next time I'm home!

Very rude and disrespectful library director. Don't go to south holland library if you are African…read moreAmerican, they will stereotype you immediately and treat you like a delinquent. This woman had the nerve to approach my kids at the library and ask them if they were sitting in the back isle by the books because they're looking to get into mischief/trouble and don't want anyone to see what they were doing. Mind you, they were sitting quietly doing their homework on the floor. Why would she make such a remark? I'm sure if their skin color matched hers, her approach would have been different. My daughter called me because she felt uncomfortable. I drove down there to find out what was going on, she had left already. I left my number for her to call me, it's been 3 days and I'm yet to receive a call. I also understand that when I left the library, another white woman came over to them and was equally rude to them. These people need an attitude adjustment. Bottom line is my kids will NEVER go back there and at this point I don't even want to hear from you Ms Director.

Was ONE of my FAVORITE LIBRARIES, now it's a detention room. My kids are denied services based off…read morethe attitude of the staff. The librarian made my 4 yr old son cry because he wanted 2 coloring sheets. She crept up behind me and said "That's it she just printed those!" Yea for MY CHILDREN DUH! PRINT SOME MORE IS WHAT I WANTED TO SAY... I AM SO MAD I WISH I WOULD OF TOOK A PICTURE OF THE SIGN DISPLAYED ON ALL OF THE COMPUTER SCREENS DENYING THESE KIDS COMPUTER SERVICES FOR NO REASON BESIDES TELLING THEM TO READ A BOOK. my children read books and read books all day and were rewarded computer services.. To be denied and told to read a book as if to say the never read books. Maybe we were doing a family summer project? Or going on my capstone library. I want to complain but don't know to who so I'll just yelp.

I appreciate the employees at this library. Each time I go there and need help they are always…read morewilling to go the extra mile to help you!! It's very clean and comfortable and plenty of activities are available for all age groups. I go there pretty often and have not had a single bad experience!

A gem in downtown Flossmoor. The staff is very helpful and know how to access resources. The…read morelibrarians are fabulous at suggesting challenging books for students based on their reading level. Free Wi-Fi and coffee. You can log in online to SWAN and order books to be delivered to Flossmoor Library to pick up - they even send an e-mail when the ordered item arrives. One of the best community libraries around!

I stopped at the Pullman branch in order to drop off ballots for the city elections. It's a small…read morebranch but it was hopping today with people there to vote, and election workers trying to talk up their candidates. Voting and ballot drop-off took place in the community room just inside the entrance to the building. This branch has a small parking lot in the back with about twenty spaces, as well as street parking because Green Street is a cul-de-sac here. It's a small branch and a single story, but it's also a newer one having been built in 2005. It's in really good condition I was surprised to find it's been around that long. The architecture is in the prairie style that they've been employing in the newer branches, or at least the ones built around that time. Like many of the newer branches it's LEED certified as well. There's a children's section, and the main room of the library has a large number of computers for the neighborhood's use. When I was there, only one was in use but the dude seemed to be winning his game! They don't seem to have a huge collection of books, actually, though libraries are so much more than that these days; luckily the CPL system is huge and you can get pretty much anything transferred between branches if the local one doesn't have it. Given the location of the branch it's not a surprise that they feature information related to the Pullman company. Specifically, they highlight A. Philip Randolph, an important figure in labor, Pullman company, railroad, and Civil Rights history. He spearheaded the movement to unionize the Pullman Porters, and for his efforts the Pullman Porter museum is named in his honor. They also have some nice artwork; in the main room there are some panels depicting various scenes. In the entrance hall, there are portrayals of both A Philip Randolph and Barack Obama. Almost forgot to mention what I saw I was leaving. There was a little box just inside the door with two boxes of naloxone, aka Narcan, to use in suspected cases of opioid overdose. Since Illinois is a state where anyone is allowed to carry this to provide aid if necessary I've been wanting to pick some up for myself to carry, but I haven't seen it in public spaces to prove assistance. I was pretty glad to see it.

Everything went very well there nice and quiet the young lady by the name of Eve she was very…read moreprofessional with me very helpful kind and patient because I am a lady of 80 year young and she truly truly have helped me

This library was okay. It wan't bad but it also wasn't the best I've ever seen. The staff was nice…read moreand everything but I think they should really update their books and get some new ones.

Recent renovations have updated this library's layout to be so user friendly and comfortable…read more Separating the adult and youth computer sections really helps and its so easy to sign in to computers and check out books. Very well-thought out upgrades. Thank you for providing such a beautiful, helpful resource to Oak Forest residents. Much appreciated.

A public gem. Friendly librarians and great atmosphere.read more

Small library, but nice staff! I don't like that you need to pay to rent the DVDs :/ I go to this…read morelibrary when I need a book or item that is older. They don't have too many of the newest and hottest books/ items in comparison to other library's in the area. I hope that they remodel/ expand now that the lot next to them has been bought.

Great place to spend an afternoon, clean, quiet and always friendly librarians available if you…read morehave questions or need help.