Although a small library, it's got exactly what you need with the ability to have books from…read morenear-by libraries sent here for checking out. Computers are well kept and perfect for using MS software like Microsoft Word. Would recommend it!

I absolutely love this library! Its tiny but mighty as there are a lot of places to sit and relax…read moreas well as an amble selection of areas for children, teens, and adults. Also, there are tons of books to choose from, and if it is not there, the staff is happy to request it for you! I love that it is quiet and comfortable. Also, the staff are very kind and approachable. Every time I have come in, they have made my day!

Awesome clean and friendly a real nice and peaceful atmosphere. Would totally recommendread more

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!

I've been here twice. This is the worst place that I have ever been to. Before walking in, there…read moreare all kinds of signs, on the door; basically treating the visitors as criminals. I ride a motorcycle, so I have a backpack (as my trunk) and a helmet. Both occasions, that I walked in, I was greeted to, "you need to put your bag and helmet over here!" First of all, I only went in there to use a computer, to print something, second, there are, only very very old books in there; nothing of value. Besides that, they were trying to charge me, just to use the computer. And since when can one not have a helmet in their possession? Overall, this is the most ridiculous place in Arizona City; it's surprising that it is still here. If needing to use library resources, I would recommend to do like me, and just go to the Casa Grande Public Library; they are normal.

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.