I found out this morning that there's an employee in this building that cannot read English or is…read moreilliterate and cannot follow through with a request. A DVD has to be taken from where the Dropbox is inside the building to somebody else in the building. I've been informed that whoever the employee is cannot do this and therefore the DVD hasn't been getting to the right person. I would suggest employing some people that have got some work ethics and can follow through with this simple task.

Impressive library that's huge and very well organized, aesthetically pleasing, holds an extensive…read morecollection of books for all ages, as well as looks well maintained. We enjoyed our little visit here though we only had a little over an hour before closing. The children's section takes up about half of the second floor. There's tons of books (obviously), DVDs, periodicals, and even artistic creations by children and community members. Looks like that's also a lot of different programs and events you can attend or join here. The building itself is quite inspiring as it's got some very nice architectural features like angled walls, wood paneling for ceilings, lots of use of metal textures and non symmetrical designs which really makes this library an interesting place to hang out at. There's even a cafe on the first floor in case you get hungry. Overall, we enjoyed our visit.

This place looks small on the outside but once you walk in the front doors this place is massively…read morehuge it has four different Annex is connected into the main building as you walk in so it's pretty big it has seven different computers to use in a nice restroom which is clean.

I've been in this library is very big they have a few pets inside I think they have a bunny rabbit…read morethey have a bird they have a lizard they have a few goldfishes they have very nice friendly people here and they have movies they do fun things for kids here and more

What a great little place this is it looks small from the outside once you're inside it looks…read morereally big it has both a female and male restroom a water fountain it also has a small conference room

Bought a book called Coming Through Slaughter here. very powerful stuff…read more So much crammed into a small space, it's wonderful. Good vibes y'all!!

Interesting store chock full of books new and used. Grumpy lady running it though. But they did…read morehave exactly the book we were looking for.

Recently retired and moved to Prescott Valley, AZ from SoCal. I was very active in my Placentia,…read moreCA Round Table Women's Club, and looking for a Women's Club to join in this area. Soooo Happy I found the GFWC The Monday Club in Prescott! These ladies are very friendly and welcoming, and they support schools, libraries and local organizations with philanthropic activities. The Monday Club fits my volunteer interests perfectly, and I encourage other Quad-City ladies to stop by a meeting on the 3rd Monday at 1:00pm. For more info, please email: mondayclubprescott@gmail.com OR call 928-778-4552.

Great place for short, well marked hikes with a lot of variety. Grab a trail map near the…read moreamphitheater and take the highlands trail for 360 views on the north part of the loop, plus creek side walking and interesting geology. The trail guide points out numerous topographic, geologic and historical areas. Finish up with a walk along the gardens. There are many benches along the way and also a children's play area.

Absolutely beautiful grounds, and free!! Easily walkable paths for the kids. The large bug…read moresculptures were super cool. Kiddos loved the play area and could have stayed there all day. We look forward to coming back next time we're in Prescott.

The whole experience was just so much more than I expected. Thank you Romain for the insightful…read moreand valuable words I will take home with me.

My annual birthday aura reading with Jamie is a fantastic way to see how my energy shifts each year…read moreand helps me to prioritize and focus my activities. I brought my sister with me this year and she was blown away by her reading. Thank you, Jamie!