Adam State College has a wonderful library here on campus called the Nielsen Library! The library…read moreis laid out in a nice relaxing environment with out over packing this library! They have a number of different types of chairs. So you can get really comfortable or just so-so to help keep you awake! It's well laid out on the noise level as well! To the north the 2nd floor over looks the track and practice football field. The staff is super friendly & helpful! Big thanks to the staff, they are eager to help out as well!

After a long day in the field yesterday, our hardy band of geologists decided to finish our day at…read morethe nearby Malt Shoppe for a celebratory ice cream. However, other biological requirements were in need of fulfillment and many of us subsequently wandered over to the Library. I decided to hang around a bit. This Library is on the small side, but is a handsome building that features a row of computers, conference rooms, really comfy upholstered chairs, nice woods and a raised ceiling, and great natural light. There's good space to browse around, relax, and read in any of the 4 seasons. They're also open 6 days a week.

i was trying to get some homework done and was rudely interrupted by an employee and was told that…read morei was not allowed to work in the space there was no clear sign that i could not work there and i believe that it was a bias work place and not happy about the way that i was treate.

The raving reviews really oversold this place to me…read more We travel a lot and with kids, and sometimes we like to find a library for storytime, participate with the locals, enjoy some of the events libraries hold, etc. We've enjoyed sewing classes and STEAM activities all while traveling and not even checking out books. Sometimes we go just to read in a different environment. The reviews cannot rave more. But, having seen many libraries, I can assure you this was fine, but not overly incredible. This place was swarming with kids and parents, very few of which were masked. For some reason, that bothers me in places like libraries. There were also at multiple families who brought in their takeout lunches and were eating their lunches and walking around licking their fingers as their kids were running around. It just seemed more like a community rec center than a library. Kids were playing tag, running all over the place and it was honestly mayhem. Good luck trying to read in that place! We were there about 2 hours and there were no fewer than 100 people in the kids area while we were there. Having just spent a week in Flagstaff, AZ and visiting their library many times over the week, they required masks and limited capacity. This was obviously not the case here. It seemed disorderly. The play structure was neat, but kids were left to play and were not being kind to one another, telling others they couldn't come into the play area, making my 7yo and 9yo feel very unwelcomed. I did find a sweet parking spot outside and the machine charged me for a full 3 hours with a glitch, so I paid the reasonable (but annoying to pay what you didn't ask for) $4.50 for our library trip. There's also a convenient parking garage across the street you can use, also payment required, as is all of downtown Telluride.

This is a fantastic public library! It has been updated and remodeled over the years, but it has…read morekept its charm and character. There is a wide variety of books to choose from as well as ample seating space for people who need the library's wifi to work, study, etc. There are designated study rooms for people who need quiet, as well as a row of computers that are open for public use. There is a massive movie selection and areas designated for teenagers and for children. The librarians are super helpful and have lots of recommendations for the BV area. There is also local art posted around the library, as well as a selection of free books to grab! Definitely come by here if you're in the area.

This library is an awesome place to read, work, even get on private business calls in their…read moreconference rooms. They even have a computing creative work room all at no charge. Copying printing is all there. If you find the work table by the window available in the concentration area you can even work with great peace of mind as you watch the trout stream outside the window below.

A library where staff are consistantly willing to help out. More extensive hours open than in…read morecities 10 times as large. Linked to other libraries and systems to make books available in numerous formats. Located close to town and adjacent to a major park.

It is a small town, so it is a smaller library but one with tons of charm. It is in a historic…read morebuilding and quite beautiful. They have all the basics you need at a library (books, computers, copier, story times). I personally love the yearly book sale they have where you generally pay what you can. There can be some real gems in there! I have always had a good experience!

I love our library! No matter what I need, the staff is always very helpful. When I take my…read moresmall grandchildren, they are treated as honored guests! I would not trade our small town library for a fancy city facility ever. !

It's a small town library. Not huge or tiny by any means. Do you remember Goldilocks and the Three…read moreBears? This is the just right part of the story. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Always willing to help and answer questions. They don't have unique artwork and it isn't a tourist trap. But the people that visit regular are unique in their own good ways. Yes recommended.

From the owner: The John C. Fremont Library Welcomes the Community to: ~ Be…read moreinvolved ~Invest in your future ~Embark on your dreams

Love this little library it's gotten older but you would never know. Have used it for 20 years and…read morethe new play ground is great.

Kids were being rude to us and kept throwing stuff at us. It was too loud to read booksread more