Love the local library in this area - so glad that they have a branch close by - they get all of…read morethe new books, DVDs, CDs etc very quickly!

As someone who does not like parting with my money, I often struggle to find things to do…read more Fortunately, Centre Township Library on the corner of Kern and Miami offers a vast selection of books as well as a variety of events. The library is efficiently laid out, separated into clear areas for adults, teens, and children. There are also many alcoves with comfy seats to sample your choices. I spent thirty minutes in one reading the new Percy Jackson book before checking it out. If you ever have trouble finding a book to read, the friendly librarians are happy to help. One looked at my book list and added three new recommendations, such as Stephen King's new novel. The Outsider was a riveting story. Another saw me checking out Death Note, and suggested a variety of other graphic novels. In turn, this led me to becoming interested in graphic novels, comics, and storytelling through drawing. Every time I enter, I beeline straight toward the graphic novel shelf to find something new to read. Centre Township branch also houses events for the community. Children come every week for story time. Once a month, a euchre tournament is held. Every year, the library hosts a party in honor of Harry Potter's birthday. People from all over the city come to celebrate. And these are just a few of the multitude of events offered. The librarians even dress up as characters! Centre Township Library is a wonderful place to lose yourself in.

Tremendous children's section. Very solid young adult section. Several good community meeting…read morerooms. And the main floor has a decent all-round selection. Public libraries are a treasure and this one offers a very solid value. Great location too!

Nice clean quiet library with a lot of comfortable seating for relaxed reading. Helpful librarians…read moreand assistance in researching projects.

This library is clean and spacious. The renovations over the years have been nice, (though I do…read moremiss the angel fish that used to be on the lower level and the jail cell in the historic room). There is a giant windmill and a glass elevator. There is also a small tribute to Japan that is great for photos. The mixed media (movie/music) section is like stepping back in time to a video rental store and has some neat framed movie posters.

The library is too noisy, even though they post this in their policies:…read more "Any activity that is an infraction or crime under local ordinance, state or federal law and inappropriate behavior which harasses, annoys or intimidates other library users or staff is not permitted. Examples of such activity include but are not limited to: noisy, boisterous, or threatening activities, unnecessary staring, following another person, playing audio equipment so others can hear it; singing or TALKING LOUDLY TO OTHERS or in monologues, or any other manner which reasonably can be expected to disturb other persons." [emphasis mine] When I had alerted a reference desk employee about the noise being made, I was told to take a study room. I'm wondering why I'm being isolated instead of the noisemakers. This library has gone downhill since I was a kid. Yes, I'll keep coming here for the free wi-fi and a (hopefully) quiet evening, but these folks really need to step things up if they want to earn our tax dollars.

We will walk around the campus after visiting their gift shop. The school is really memorable…read more Different aspects of a experience, looking at it as supposed to after being such a fanatic of the movie Rudy. Three stars only because I didn't go inside

Theodore M. Hesburgh Library is an Architectural beauty to me. It's a landmark building that…read moreappears in lots of photos of the University of Notre Dame Campus. I'm one of the parents who enjoys visiting the library on any campus. For me the most significant thing about the library is the name. Hesburgh was the driving force that led the way in making Notre Dame a coeducational institution. Thank you Father Hesburgh! Five Stars it is.

Good library to use for students to study.But where the one star goes is the teen room!Being a…read moremature 10 year old seeing the sign that says 12-19 and can't come in.while seeing a 8 year old makes me a bit frustrated.But over all it deserve a 4 star

I come here nearly every weekend. I've only been on Saturday and Sunday so I can't comment about…read morethe weekdays, but if you're looking for an easy place to park without a lot of traffic I suggest visiting on Sunday. Just be careful in the parking lot, it's small and no one really seems to pay close attention to their surroundings-I've had a few near misses. Also be aware that on the weekends there's typically one or two homeless people out front. They've never been a problem but if you're uncomfortable about that sort of thing consider this your warning. The main branch is where I typically go. I usually request a few books to pick up and then browse while I'm there. I've never had a problem checking out or waiting in line etc. The staff is friendly enough, not very outgoing in my experience, but friendly and knowledgeable whenever I've interacted with the staff.

People here are always so nice and the area in general is so clean and taken care of.read more

Ok I found this place by accident. I play table tennis often wherever I go. Well they have a group…read morethat meets every Tuesday and Friday from 1:30 to 4:00 pm . What a great time I had. I was welcomed in the fold like a brother. Great facility for the community. I will be back..

Grotto of the Lady of Lourdes is a historic college landmark. I've been to the University of Notre…read moreDame on many occasions over the years. I've also visited during every season of the year. I'm not sure I would return in the winter as it is brutal weather. I always visit the grotto when I tour the campus. Naturally I light a candle for my hearts desire at the time I visit. I remember praying for my daughter to get a job when she graduated! The story of the miracle at the grotto is one of my favorites. If you're interested they made a movie. It's called The Song of Bernadette. One of my favorite religious films. Visiting the Grotto is always a Five Star Experience for me as is any place on the University of Notre Dame Campus.

If you are in the area, make sure to stop and check out the grotto at ND, it's a beautiful place…read more It's fashioned after the grotto in Lourdes, and is a place that I think all faiths could visit. Stop here to pray, and make sure that you light a candle as well, there are also prayer services.

Just called to get information about the library, programming and events. The female who answered…read morethe phone was quite rude and snippy with her short answers. She briefly explained that this location is just one large room with a children's area. After that, I didn't further waste my time getting program info. This location is crossed off my list permanently.

This is a great place to read and use the computers and everything that a library has to offer. No…read morebums, beggars or junkies like the downtown library. Sorry about the other reviewer, from Indy, gave this place a 2, I have been here hundreds or times, never once had any hassle or had to deal with unruly people. The staff is always courteous and polite, and patient. I am lucky to live within 2 miles of here. That is one thing South bend does do right,its' libraries.