town hall in the heart of the village. grown floor has the people who you will need to meet to get…read morevarious paperwork done. they are professional and actually efficient.

A very lovely library, as far as I can tell. It's out of the way for me, so not my usual branch,…read morebut I think something is up with the catalog, as I saw there was a video game on the shelf that I wanted, but could not place a hold on it and have it shipped to my usual branch. No problem, I'll just pop in. It was very easy to find the new games section and so I was in and out in a minute. I hope I don't have to keep driving to the various branches for items on the shelves (this is maybe only a problem with new media? Games and DVDS/Blurays), but it's also good to explore the libraries around here.

A wonderful experience from the moment we walked in. Loved the upstairs sections and seeing the…read moreMaker's Lab and Seed Library. Staff were friendly and helpful. We got our library cards and walked out with our first checkout. Will definitely be back soon to attend The many community events.

Enjoyed my first visit to this small but mighty public library! Came here with friends for a free…read morechildren's activity... making cute snowflakes with salt and paint. Their children's area is so adorable and interactive. Lots of books and a comfy rug area with a few soft chairs to read or play with the many toys... loved the grocery checkout and food items. Teen corner is quiet and private. Well laid out and lots of signs to direct you. There's a few bins you can take home and try a new hobby, like rock tumbling... how cool! Very impressed with their vip pass section, you can rent different experiences.., like 2 passed to the Susan b Anthony house museum. Geva tickets buy 1 get 1 50% off. National parks... lots of great opportunities.

Small but cute....... Definitely not modern in any structural way, but they do have 4 computers for…read morechildren, lots of children's books and a children's play nook. They also have a chest/checker table and plenty of couches and chairs to sit and read if you wanted. Update- they just got a little kids grocery store toy with conveyor, scanner, credit card machine

Not to be confused with Moonrow Ave, which is where people showing off their naked butts use oars…read moreand little boats to cross a river. OK then. Monroe Avenue is the most important street in Rochester, particularly in terms of night life. If you think of Elmwood in Buffalo then you're thinking of the same thing. With a little Allen St and Chippewa thrown in. Monroe is a little bit tougher in terms of being a somewhat dangerous place at night, or an irksome place if you don't like getting hit up for money and what not. That kind of thing doesn't bother me but it never feels like the ritziest and most fancy street. Definitely Urban, a little run down, and definitely electric and alive. There are lots of good places to eat up and down this road, some of which have been here a while and some of which only opened recently. The Crepes 2 Go place with Chinese Crepes and Han Noodle Bar are among the better ones. Voula's Greek sweets and Dogtown are also very famous ones. Anyway, Marilyn is calling so that's all from me.

I claim this library as my primary library though it's not the only library that I frequent. It's…read moreone of the smaller branches. And it doesn't get very busy so there are always plenty of computers open and never a long line at checkout. The staff is friendly and easily engage in conversation when I want to, but don't force it when I don't. It's really the people there that earn the final star. It's close to home so it is the library where I have all of my books sent when I put them on hold. Oh. No more hold fees! Whoot! I have attended several programs, geared for both adults as well as older teens, and have enjoyed them. The book club is in the middle of a day, for some reason, so I have not attended one of those.

The Ogden Farmer's Library is an asset to the community. I frequent this library location often…read morefor tutoring purposes. They have two quite study rooms that are quite large that I often use for tutoring. When they are not available, there are plenty of tables here for working or studying. For a small library, they have a wide selection of books, and I often peruse the shelves while waiting for a student or taking a study break. The staff at this library are always kind and helpful. Generally, librarians and assistants are by their nature helpful, but I find the employees here are especially supportive.

After walking around for a bit and seeing the sights in the area I made my way over here. I was…read morejust walking and found myself at this place, High Falls Business Center. I did not go inside, I was outside taking in the public space on the nice day. I walked about and saw some old buildings as I roamed about. It feels almost peaceful over here as there were not many people at the time of day I was here. Midday during the week a lot of people are usually at work. You can do a lot of people watching here and take in a bit of history as well.

Lost all my good will and excitement to be a patron. Started off with .50 hold fees, in a pandemic,…read morewhen everything must be put on hold. I check out literally thousands of library items and I cannot sustain .50 cents a pop. This year alone I've already spent 40 dollars just to get my items. Escalated with late fees, which is absolute b.s., proven not to work. I was spoiled in my old system, which eliminated them. Was lied to on the phone about why I could not renew items online (why I got the hold fees, which I did pay and was still not able to renew items), and also then the person I was speaking to couldnt seem to renew the item while I was literally in real time asking them to look at my account. Finally I'm told i returned a book damaged, which is inconceivable. Disappointed in my experience here. I'll be looking for a different home branch.

This is my childhood library and I have only the fondest memories of this great space. Whether my…read moremom was bringing me to rent a VHS of Little Rascals for the 40th time, or I was there for my next young adult read, I always enjoyed my trips to this library. Their child section is next level, and I remember always feeling surprised when I could get any musical soundtrack I needed. Their media selection is fab! They serve delish coffee and the checkout process is easy. The location is prime for anyone who lives in any part of chili, and is a great stop after a trip for groceries or errands around Chili. The hours are super reasonable (open until 9pm M - Th) and the parking is easy peasy. Enjoy your trip and get out to support your local library!

I am so happy yelps fall bucket list included this place. I have lived a half a mile away from it…read morefor nearly 5 years and just didn't go to visit it. It was great to hear about the history of the place with how it started and how mr. Tolan then added on to the space to accommodate his family and a bar and grill. Mr. Tolan was a true business man. It is very interesting to see how they used to live wayyyyy long ago and how parts of Brighton got started. The curators were incredibly knowledgable and I am glad this home and piece of Rochester history is still around. Don't forget your flashlight when you visit, there are no lights!