We had a return and a donation. Also checked out a couple of books too. Paid my late fine…read more We finally got to check out the Book store. Guess we usually come on a saturday, and it wasn't open. Pricing is very good. We didn't find anything. Has well-stocked shelves in many different categories, even foreign language items, which surprised me. I know some languages, other than English. But only fully fluent, about 80%, in one of my mom's languages (she knows four languages, fluently). Noticed that the display cases inside of the main lobby have been moved. This is a pretty large Library.

There is NO service in this place. You must connect to the sketchy WiFi (which risks all your…read morepersonal info) or cough up the money for a vpn subscription. It's seemingly impossible to just sit down in a free place with a/c and research a few things and be on my way without leaving my info vulnerable or connecting to YET another thing. It's incredibly annoying considering there are already so few places to freely exist and not be made to feel like you're loitering or sitting out in the heat.

My family and I have come to this library before a couple years ago. We first came here to get…read morepassports for our kids, and I highly recommend it if you need passport services. Just be sure to book your appointment online! The appointment slots open I think exactly one week in advevery Monday (I'm not 100% sure on that though, and the time slot optionsare very limited and fill up quickly. If you can snag an appointment, it's one of the easiest and smoothest places to get passports done, especially with kids. Most recently, we used one of the multipurpose rooms here for a homeschool class event, hosted by an employee from the Las Vegas Natural History Museum for an ocean life class. I really love that the museum does that and we've always had great experiences with classes like this brought to us. Overall, this is a fantastic library for so many reasons, not just for checking out books, but also for community events, meeting spaces, and passport services. We've had nothing but great experiences here!

I usually really enjoy Windmill Library, which is why I decided to come here today instead of going…read moreto a coffee shop while I worked on some of my journal projects. The library is always clean and welcoming, there are beautiful art displays throughout, and there are plenty of comfortable areas to sit, read, study, or work on a laptop. Unfortunately, today the noise level was honestly surprising. There were groups of kids and teenagers playing games on the computers, talking loudly, yelling, and using pretty inappropriate language. It got to the point where I had to put my headphones in just to focus on my work. What was most disappointing was that staff didn't seem to address the noise, and I didn't see any security around during my visit. I completely understand that libraries are community spaces and don't need to be completely silent, but there should still be a reasonable expectation that people can come here to read, study, or work without excessive noise. I'm hoping today was just an unusually loud day because I've always liked this location. I'll probably give it another try in a few weeks, maybe once school is back in session. It really is a beautiful library, I just wish the environment today matched the peaceful space it's meant to provide.

Library services in Clark County are very much appreciated by me, and I'm sure many others…read more Customer appreciation week was nice. The highlight for me was the book bag craft event. As a society, we need to make certain to protect and invest in our public libraries.

I am a big fan of all the work the Las Vegas Library District does and appreciate all of the…read moreevents, resources, and rotating art exhibits they have. Thank you for all you do for our city! This location is smaller library-wise than other locations, but its still a nice spot and has a big theatre/performing arts area. Ample parking and an EV charging station out front.

Beautiful building. While it can fill up with students, there's always a quiet place you can find…read moreto study. Huge thank you to the Special Collections Librarians. They are sooooooo amazingly helpful, super knowledgable and super generous with their time. They have a fascinating collection of Old Vegas memorabilia.

I must say: I feel quite productive even just being inside Lied Library! I personally enjoy cozying…read moreup in the Graduate Commons (as I'm a doctoral student) and getting my work done, whether it is grading my students' work or reading for my own classes. Snacks are available for purchase up in the Graduate Commons, though I haven't bought any myself. I also like how they provided a space just for grad students since the student population is mostly run by undergraduate students. Lied Library has a very modern feel but incredibly spacious, lots of computer monitors if you don't have a computer. Librarians = also incredibly helpful! Overall, yes to Lied Library!

This library is truly the best I've been to! So clean and spacious…read more I had originally called because I was having an issue with my Libby account and not being able to get access to my library card. When I called and spoke with Ebony she informed me that because I got my original library card during the pandemic they made an exception during that time to use just phone numbers. She informed me to come in and she would help me with my car AND my Libby account. I asked if it took long due to it being an hour before closing and not wanting to be an inconvenience and she assured me that it would be a quick process and she does not mind whatsoever. So I BOOKED IT. When I walked in I was amazed at how nice it was inside and went to the customer service desk and spoke with Ebony and she was so so so helpful and kind. She was not joking about it being a quick process. She helped me get a new library card since I've moved to the other side of town and needed a new library anyways! Took about 5 minutes total including her helping me with my Libby! So long story short, Ebony is the BEST, if you ever need anything look for her!

I came for the blood drive and left with a book I've been wanting for only $1…read more The Centennial Hills Library holds a blood drive monthly. My company sponsors it, so I brought thank you gifts for donors. The Red Cross staff is kind and gracious. I didn't take any photos inside the blood drive for privacy reasons, but it was full of exceptional members of our community set on saving lives. Whenever I visit Centennial Hills Library I always check out the book store, and it never disappoints. I usually get children's books to donate to the Obodo library. This time the books were for me though. I have that Kamala Harris book "The Truths We Hold" in my Amazon cart right now. That's so fun. It would have cost me a lot more than the $1 I paid here. Plus, proceeds go back to the library, so win! As I walked around snapping pictures, the staff wanted me to tell you some things. The gentleman monitoring the resource room invites everyone to come in. He's ready with computers, homework help, and more. The ladies at the desk by the hydroponics said this is actually an adult ed class and you will create hydroponics to take home. They said to come out and take part. The cashier at the entrance to the media section offered that there are so many great titles to choose from in the book store. I couldn't agree more. She added that it's a good idea to stop by first when you're think of shopping for books. In all it was a lovely visit and a beautiful day at the blood drive.

If you go on a monday or tuesday from 6-8 it's very quiet and enjoyable. My grandsons love to play…read morein the kids section. They have puzzles and a playkichen, and they can even use the computer's.

There are nearly not enough desks for people to be able to get schoolwork done. This is…read moreunacceptable on every level. In fact if I wasn't able to find a table to work around be furious- I got through two college degrees utilizing my public libraries in Los Angeles. I understand education doesn't mean didly-squat to most people who live in this town however it does for those coming from educated backgrounds. There should be rows of desks with partitions: I have counted five tables each with people at them. This needs to be changed immediately to accommodate the people who would like to use a public library for its purpose; READ, STUDY, EXPAND their knowledge In a comfortable and peaceful environment. 3-D print stations which are utilizing desks are worthless when not being used.

So far best place for study, i have tried all the libraries in the city and this one seems like the…read more perfect spot. If you like study in quiet this is perfect spot, and if you go further by the windows area it is more quiet. They also have study rooms available but it requires at least two people. Students are quiet and staff also. They open at 8 am so if you are an early bird like me it is great. On week days they closed at 10 pm so it works perfectly with my schedule. They are also open on weekends but shorts hours. Also book selection is amazing. They have a lots of available desktop computers, i don't know is it Covid or what but it is never busy as of right now. Never to crowded never to busy perfect for study. I like the way that they have windows instead of the wall so natural light is all that you need and don't have a feeling like i am inside

Quiet and spacious. Perfect for studying in a group on in your own. I would come here again if I…read moreever need to study or get some work done.

SMELLY homeless ppl once again, old computers and just a few, smells like homeless people otherwise…read moreit's a nice clean library but NO! Don't come here!

Went to the Pentagogical Brass Quintet performance today. Not first event attended. Great music. My…read morecompliments to players and library staff.

English (Google Maps / Yelp) On Friday, June 5th, I was…read moreworking on a computer at Spring Valley Library and left in a hurry when closing time approached -- accidentally leaving my USB drive behind. It wasn't until a week later that I realized what had happened. My heart sank, as the USB contained very important documents. I visited the library on a Sunday afternoon and explained the situation to a staff member. They asked for the date and time of my visit, then carefully retrieved my USB -- neatly wrapped and stored inside a red wallet for safekeeping. I was truly moved. They hadn't just set it aside -- they had taken the time to wrap it and store it with care, as if they knew how precious it might be to someone. That kind of thoughtfulness is rare. My deepest gratitude to the wonderful staff at Spring Valley Library. 한글 번역 6월 5일 금요일, 스프링 밸리 도서관에서 컴퓨터 작업을 하다가 마감 시간이 다 되어 서둘러 나오면서 USB를 두고 왔습니다. 일주일이 지나서야 그 사실을 알게 되었고, 중요한 문서가 담겨 있던 터라 정말 가슴이 철렁했습니다. 일요일 오후 도서관을 찾아가 직원분께 사정을 말씀드렸더니, 방문 날짜와 시간을 확인하신 후 빨간 지갑 안에 정성스럽게 포장해 보관해두셨던 USB를 꺼내 보여주셨습니다. 그 순간 정말 감동이었습니다. 그냥 맡아두신 것이 아니라, 누군가에게 소중한 물건일 수 있다는 것을 알고 정성껏 싸서 보관해주신 배려가 너무나 감사했습니다. 이런 따뜻한 마음은 정말 드문 일입니다. 스프링 밸리 도서관 직원분들께 진심으로 깊이 감사드립니다. 6.14.2026 Sharon.

The library is in a great location! The book store was well stocked - we bought a bunch! The…read moreartwork was amazing too! Glad we went :)