I only come here now for the post office inside. They get a 5/5 rating from me because they're…read morealways great. The actual library? It's very modern and well kept, but calling it a cultural center is a joke. The acquisitions librarian, Doug, is an arrogant mansplainer who shows little to no respect to anyone who isn't a straight white male. If you're a local author, he and the others at the front desk are openly rude and judgmental, speaking over you while saying, "We don't accept self-published books." For the record, I am traditionally published with my books in international libraries and stores. It was also mansplained to me that my books are not being accepted due to the appropriateness of reading materials and the fact that we live in an area where political feelings affect what the library chooses to select. I write romance and paranormal. There's hardly anything nefarious about that, but god forbid the MC in my paranormal series has an LGBTQAI+ daughter. The horror! Clutch y'all's pearls and hide your children! However, the real slap in the face was them still reaching out to invite me to their Indie Author Day in November of 2023. The event was not well organized, keeping all authors in a side room and not really advertising this to the public. Also, they brought in a marketing specialist who went on about how it's better to self publish than go traditional. That aside, they have a great selection for young children and story times. It's great if you want to get them into reading. Personally, I visit the library in Casa Grande thirty minutes away. It's in the same county, and I can drop off my books in Maricopa without being charged fees. But if you're seeking anything diverse that isn't mainstream, you're SoL.

This is such a sweet and pleasant library. I go here pretty often and the scenery + the vibes are…read morealways there. Lots of amazing books to choose from and the staff are always so quick to help with anything you may need. I love it!

Tracy was very helpful and explained what was going on and why. Then she set me up with an…read moreappointment in a few weeks to get it fixed!

Submitted application online to change my social security card info. Scheduled appointment online…read morecame in waited maybe 5 min and was done in 5 min. The lady was also very nice

This place is located in the same area as Fry's Food on the South side of Florence, West of…read morePottebaum Rd. I found the place because I was looking for a FedEx drop off. It turns out it is also a UPS drop off as well. There are also some office and delivery supplies. It is kind of like a very small FedEx Kinkos. Not sure if they make posters. But they are reliable for FedEx because my drop off got where it needed to go. I think it is the only FedEx drop off in Casa Grande.

This place is trash the guy at the counter needs to calm down the way he speaks to customers…read more Pictures at were sent out arrived to locations all folded when clearly the guy could have put a sign on package for that not to occur. Would not recommend. The drive somewhere else is worth it.

I've never been incarcerated, but I have visited the gift shop…read more They sell crafts made by inmates. Talk about folk art! I got a cute matching necklace/bracelet set. There's a lot of jewelry and leather crafts, made with varying levels of skill. Lots to choose from and reasonably priced.

What a lovely Western Town which transports one back to a different time…read more We visited Tourist Information which is housed in an 1800's adobe building with the most exquisite furniture. Our Tour Guide (I believe his name is Mr. Stoll or Stall - forgive the spelling mistake) was pleasantly engaging, highly informative and an absolute pleasure to be around! We really lucked out. The history of the Town is fascinating and a true Southwestern experience. Hope I've captured it in the pictures.

I don't know much about the Town of Florence, but as an out-of-towner, I do know that it's…read morein-between the 2 major cities of Phoenix and Tucson. It's a secluded area that is definitely up and coming. New homes are popping up everywhere, and Florence has a bunch being built right now by numerous home builders. There isn't much out this way that I know of except a few restaurants, some gas stations and car washes. I hear the prisons in the area once used to be in full swing, but now they are supposedly closing down. Not 100% sure on that, but I'd imagine if they are doing it, they'll be building new homes on that land. There's so much flat land out here, it's really peaceful compared to the busier surrounding cities. You'll need to hit up the Queen Creek area which is a half hour north. That's a bustling area with shops and restaurants, and Costco with a gas station. I think it'll take a few years before this town gets to that level. They don't even have a Target or Walmart here! The closest Walmart I know of is in Coolidge about15-20 minutes away. I guess I'll see what the future has in store for Florence. Right now, it's a quiet area that many young families and professionals are settling into. You might want to check it out if you're interested in buying a home. There's so many popping up, and the newer neighborhoods look really nice!

This library may not look like much from the outside but if you are in town it is worth a visit…read more Inside it is packed with great books and has everything the larger branches have just on a smaller scale. I was fortunate to be able to attend one of the crochet group sessions and the leader Tonya was amazing! Very friendly and welcoming and in just one visit I learned several new techniques from her! if you are just learning, they have a bin of yarn and hooks and are open to teach you! A regular, Esther, was there too and I enjoyed my time with them so much! I also was able to attend a friend of the library pop up event and came away with two (heavy) bags full of like-new books for $9! I gave it 4 stars only because the Chandler Sunset branch is so stellar I doubt any other library will top it in my estimations!

The library is one of the best features of living in Coolidge, AZ. Although it is small, I have…read moreread numerous bestsellers right after their publication. New books are displayed very attractively and the regular shelves have books pulled out and displayed to pique interest. The librarians are very helpful in ordering books from other libraries in Pinal County so selection is much larger than it may appear. I wish books could be checked out for three weeks instead of two, but I have never had a problem renewing.

Fascinating! We especially appreciated the historian who gave such an informative tour of the…read moremuseum. Do not miss this attraction in Florence Arizona!

Very well curated museum. Small, but very engaging. Covered several important points in the…read moretown/building's history. The guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. We even got to attend a speaker series that happened that morning. Also got some great recommendations for lunch nearby.

Found myself in Eloy for work with an hour or so to kill. The library here is tiny - appropriate…read morefor a tiny town. A small media section, a meh magazine rack. Wi-Fi bumps it up to three stars. Matter of fact, I'm really only reviewing it to further my contribution to the public service of mapping WiFi across the country.