This has got to be by far one of my most favorite libraries in DFW. Still on an adventure to check…read moreout other libraries, however so far this has to be my top 5 for sure. This library is clean and extremely spacious with lots of tables and seating that have outlets connected to the tables. When I go to libraries I usually go to get work done so I can't say much when it comes to the book selection if you are looking for a library as a reader. Lot of natural lighting since there's quite a few floor to ceiling windows. Would say it gives off similar vibes to Arlington Public Library - George W. Hawkes Downtown Library but smaller since it is one story. The children's area is large so it's a great place for parents to bring their kids here. In addition, the library is quiet although there is seems to be a lot of people from the parking lot. Since the floor is so large, you can find a secluded corner to get work done or just relax and read. As for parking there is plenty of space. First time here and would come back time and tire again.

I had an opportunity to visit another library to today each location I have noticed have their own…read morevibe so I am uploading my experiences which was great staff friendly and welcoming helpful and smiling eager to assist. clean children area , media area computers etc what I like the must are sculptures I didn't take pics because people were sitting there and didn't want invade their privacy. over all nice

The public library is always a good idea for kids to encourage summer reading and a love for…read moreliteracy. They also have a summer calendar of daily activities like Lego and snack bar and gaming. There are gaming areas with twenty minute check-in sessions and 3D printers, embroidery machines and more. Parents and children can engage in all types of activities. Training videos are online and available for users to view at home and librarians are very helpful with patrons who might need assistance. Definitely should be on the list for summer fun.

We lived visiting the Midlothian Library recently. Lots of parking available. The library was clean…read moreand quiet and a grdat place to go with Littles or adults or students needing a place to study. There is a fun Lego table for the toddlers to play with and a room for different children programs. Looks like city hall was connected to the same building. Very nice new building. Go take advantage of this free resource!

So glad the Library is here in Midlothian! Convenient for kids, study's and classes that they offer…read morethroughout the month and daily. My family enjoys everything you can get done here! Side note; the eateries around are great as well and walking distance especially if it's nice outside!

I need copies and was in the uta area googled and found this this hidden gem . Wow when I tell you…read morethis is a beautiful library I can't begin to describe the articulate design of this library. It's a great place to visit on sunday or during the week and summer break for your kids,lots things to see and experience from live action chess, an event area that is used for showers , birthdays, weddings meetings they rent this area starting at 75.00 hr ., it even has a prep area to prepare your outside catering. I can't say enough about this place . lots of individual computers to use and a business center print, copy , fax which is cheaper than office depot and other copy stores, they offer a summer reading program, live readings, live concerts , dance classes for adults . outside area is simply amazing can use as picnic area lots of stores in area boutiques, ramen noodles, cookie shop close by. I give this place a 100. staff very nice and helpful. I could go on and on .

I've become much more of a library regular since having a kiddo, and now I find myself here even…read moremore without my kid... haha! I work from home so anyplace with a cozy seat and free wifi is a good place for me. This library is multi-level with plenty of seating. Computers, printers, resources, tons of community programs and classes. They provide shelter in extreme weather. They provide food for hungry families. I recently learned they have a retro technology lab, so I'm interested in digitizing some old home videos. Being able to do something like that for free is an amazing privilege. Libraries are so important in our communities. Education, support, shelter, resources for all, and especially for those who need it. Support your local library!

Today was a special day for the library, as it celebrates 50 years. A lot of people were dressed…read morein clothing from the 70s era and it was lovely to see community events like this. This library is located right across from Dallas City hall, so it's very centrally located. This library is really big, with 8 floors in all. It's one of the largest libraries in the nation. The staff were incredibly informative and helpful in sharing what was interesting about the library with us. They gave us a self guided tour pamphlet which shows the specialty of each floor. Impressively, they have a Genealogy Research department on the 8th floor, "bringing the past in the present with powerful research tools and digitization services"and a large collection handwoven Navajo blankets on the first floor. The 7th floor displayed Shakespeare's First Folio (1963) in a glass case. "Shakespeare's great plays were rescued from obscurity to be published in the 1623 First Folio" On the same floor, there is the Declaration of Independence (July 4, 1776.). You can see one of only 25 surviving copies. "The first time that the name "United States of America" appeared in print". Overall, it was lovely to see a library bringing the community together and being inclusive of all people who visit. They also conveniently have free underground parking. Definitely worth a visit, to see the Declaration of Independence (July 4, 1776) and Shakespeare's First Folio 1623 on the 7th floor.

I was honestly shocked by the condition of this library. Unfortunately, the facility felt far more…read morelike a homeless shelter than a public library. There were people bathing in the restrooms, dogs throughout the building, and an overall atmosphere that felt chaotic and poorly maintained. For a major city like Dallas, I would expect a public library to be a place residents can feel proud of and comfortable visiting. Instead, the experience was disappointing and surprising in all the wrong ways.

One of historic sites in and around downtown area. We just walked here and looked at outside.read more

When I think of a library this is the kind of place that comes to mind for me. It is an old…read morebuilding that fits very well into the character of Waxahachie. Our son enjoys the kids section. It is in a location to itself and staffed by very kid friendly people. The rest of the library is well stocked and organized.

This branch has carried a very heavy load during the quarantine and shut-downs of many branches -…read moreserving as one of the few places you can order books, set a pick-up time, and have them delivered to the trunk or back of your car. They have worked tirelessly and always still display a good, friendly attitude. It's been a godsend during this otherwise difficult time.

LOVE the drag queen book in the kid's section. so important to make sure children are comfortable…read morewith gender expression in all forms.

I Participated in a community art show and the staff was…read morevery helpful in the hanging of the artist's work. The provided refreshments and live music as well.

My son and I frequent libraries all over the city often. This particular branch is the only one…read morethat we seem to have issues with the staff. The community surrounding this branch is known for being black and overlooked. Most of the children who visit here after school come unsupervised. The way I have seen the staff speak to these little children is horrible. I have complained on several occasions. There's several librarians in this branch who aren't friendly to adults or the children. They have spoken to me in a way that has been offensive. I've just decided not to ever come back here. I hope that one day, it will be a place were anyone from the community feels like they belong.