They have a welcoming entrance and lots of community focus activities. They have kits for children…read moreand book club bags for adults. The staff is friendly.

I love this library! I haven't been in the upstairs sections since Covid but I use the online…read moresystem weekly. A library card is free, and they recently eliminated all late fees and lost book fees (not sure how that's gonna work out....) If you bring a utility bill to show you have an Anchorage address you can check out up to 12 books at a time, otherwise you're limited to 3 at a time. Your library card also gives you access to a lot of ebooks and online movie rentals! The online website is super user friendly, you can reserve a book and the library will call you when it's ready. You walk in, and it's self serve pick up by last name. Super quick. The library offers a drive up return or you can go in person. Bathrooms are readily available and they have a little cafe.

What a beautiful library. The structure itself is a really nice place for students to study. The…read moreAlaska Collection is incredible. There is a phenomenal wing of materials specific to Alaska. But most everything is is woefully lacking. The materials are very out of date... stuff dating back to before the 70s that isn't valid anymore. So I don't know how students can be expected to use it. I suppose most research is done through the online portals.

Home away from Home!! I can't tell you how many hours I have spent here so far and how many more I…read morewill! The library has a great selection of books available. There are lots of tables and seating all over the place! The second floor has a quite area on the east side for those looking to get away from the noise. There always seems to be computers available and there are a few printing stations and copy rooms available. Good luck finding parking if you come any time Mon-Thu during the day time classes. The thing I hate about the library is that the entrance is no where near the parking lot. You can be on the east side of the building and see your car and have to walk forever just to get to it. O well!! I'll post the hours soon!

This library is a hidden gem! It was built only six years…read moreago and you can really tell everything in the library looks new and really nice! There is a fun kids section with open windows. The staff was great and I highly recommend this library!

We love the Wasilla Public Library! I have spent most of my time in the children's section with my…read morelittle one so my review will be skewed that way but I hope to enjoy the rest of the library in the future! They offer a variety of story times catered to each age range. Story time includes poems, songs, dancing, books and they are always finished off with a craft that sticks with the theme of story time. Such a fun offering! The book selection is wonderful and they also have puzzles and a few stuffed toys for children to enjoy. They also offer computers with age appropriate games. The staff is very helpful if there is something specific you are looking for. One of my favorite features is that if the Wasilla library does not have a book you are looking for at their location you can place a hold on a copy throughout Alaska's public libraries and they will ship it to the Wasilla location for you to pick up! I can't wait to continue to explore what else the library has to offer!

This is one of the smaller libraries that the municipal system opened up to reach the…read moreneighborhoods. I really enjoy this library because of an incident like yesterday that just took me by surprise. I came in looking for a specific reference book and the clerk was so helpful before explaining that those materials were not at this facility, but she could order it and I could pick it up. I thought that was pretty decent and left my number for when it got there. I was thinking a couple of days..wrong..I got a call at the end of the day...it was there... And even though it was late, if I was on my way she would wait for me...wow...thanks that was so cool...

I didn't personally browse around here because I went in to get a bus pass which they do offer to…read moredo if you would like to pick up a youth/adult bus passes. But going inside, it was pretty nice. It is a smaller library but it seemed like it had things to offer. There was a reserved shelf that was filled up, so it seems like many people go there. They have audio/video to offer as well to check out.

Great little library? New to town so I decided to pop in and check it out and next thing you know,…read moreI'm taking a crochet class! Happy to go back anytime to this little library!!

Totally stoked about my experience here today. Found out several useful tidbits that I'm sure all…read moreAlaskans already know. 1. This is part of the Anchorage Library System so my library card, which I got in Eagle River, worked here!! 2. The online card catalog is very easy to use and reserve items. 3. The staff is very friendly and helpful. 4. Unlike the Eagle River library, this one is open 6 days a week. Great hours too! The library is super easy to find. You just drive through downtown on Evergreen until you hit a dead end. It's right across the street from the end of the road. Turn right and then two lefts. Parking lot! My nerdy English teacher book worm self is satisfied and happy. =)

This library is nicer than the ones I grew up going to in Tampa, and it's in the small community of…read moreSutton! It's a new building with big windows, high ceilings, and a large meeting room. Friendly staff. Event board with local happenings. Worth a stop if you're in the area! Protip: Sutton has a great local bar too, jussayin'.

Amazing in here! Good selection of lending mats and doubles as a community center as well. V nice…read more Bulletin board in front with commun events, like the upcoming Race 4Technology on 28th.