I've been a patron of this library since 2011, when I was briefly employed in this town. All the…read morelibrary staff are very professional and usually there will be someone on staff knowledgeable about your concerns. The environment is calm and peaceful, with sealed glass group activity rooms for which to carry on without distraction to patrons. The restrooms are male - female separated by 30 feet, well ventilated, paper supplied and clean. The computing stations are powered by up to date Dell Inspiron small computing networked hardware. Wifi is sluggish though rated at gigabit speed, with average password security; however, the hardline backbone network is fast with very little downtime. Printer services are expensive and require mild technical expertise and paper stock is not premium either. Parking is adequate with an allowable overflow into the adjacent strip mall. I enjoy this place.

What a great library!…read more It's a newer building, modern architecture and very flowing. They've got a peaceful adult reading room upstairs and quite a few computers. The location of the library is great too- right in East Longmeadow center. There's a Starbucks right in the plaza Their children's room and programs are WONDERFUL. Miss Jennie and the other librarians are so helpful and creative! They've got tons of holiday programs, the summer reading program, and always are involved in the community. I highly recommend this library!

Love this place! I do a LOT of reading, and I like actual books, so I'm here minimum of once /…read moreweek. Plus there are computers, movies, newspapers.... The new director, Lois, is a vet and well-credentialed. She's instituted some positive and fun changes in a short amount of time. Taken down most of the plexiglass erected during COVID, allowed staff to be creative (see pic on book return slot, as one example), brought back newspapers, is bringing back game night, to name a few of the many recent things. Staff is always helpful and friendly. And check out the pic of this week's cool message. I didn't snap last week's, which was: Dinosaurs didn't read Dinosaurs are extinct Coincidence?? Anyway, a great asset to the town 5 stars

Book Sale now in the lobby area every single day the library is open. That's a book lover's dream!read more

The children's events could be better. Building is getting old and needs updating. There is plenty…read moreof books in the children's section though and a corner where children can play and sit on the couches.

The building is a little hard to find. We just moved here, so our neighbor drew out the directions…read moreand told us she just saw a herd of kids head into the library and told us it was a great opportunity to meet other kids our son's age. Gosh, I love this town. The building is a little off the road with a tiny little sign outside of it. Just look for the big white beautiful building. There is adequate parking. As you walk into the building, there is a video and book drop off on your left. As you walk in the first set of door, there's a box top drop on your right. Great way to donate those things! The lady at the front desk was extremely nice and helpful. We were able to sign up for his first library card. Since he's not old enough to sign, the card was made under my account. You just need proof of residency. There are so many things to do here. There is a program for everyday of the month where there are events based on the age of your child. The building has two floors with a stair and elevator access. There are numerous comfortable chairs, gerbils to watch, fish in tanks, lots of computers and super quiet areas to study. The decor and building are absolutely beautiful. The most beautiful library I have ever seen. Looking forward to being an active member in this community and bringing out son to the different events. Books are good for three weeks and videos are good for one week before they've one overdue. You will also get an email to remind you. Awesome for those who forget easily, like me! Lol. You can also donate your old books here. Swing by, you will love it.

This library feels quiet and scheduled, even though it's just a few minutes from busy 91. They…read morehave a one way entrance and exit that loops around the building, with the entrance to the interior on the right-hand side from the parking lot. They don't have a large physical footprint but seem to have a ample supply of books, and a cute play area for children. If you're going with the Connecticut 169 Passport book, the handsome librarian has bonus historical facts about the area!

The Wizard of Oz - A wonderful tale for children, it has everything a parent could wish for or does…read moreit, as a kid we never missed an opportunity to watch the original 1939 version of The Wizard of Oz, starring young Judy Garland - I was surprised to see this sculptor included so many elements including Jack Pumpkinhead, the tornado with the flying farmhouse, etc. In my opinion this is a five minute fly by, and by no means a bucket list item but it does exist. It's simply a display of art embedded in a stone clad wall at the back entrance to the public library and its well done...

At the rear entrance of the Enfield public library is a very cool 43" by 27" by 3" panel sculpture…read moreof a child sitting outside on the ground, holding a book in both hands while reading. In the field where the child sits, I saw a dozen characters from the Wizard of Oz walking on a curved brick road. I guess we are reading his/her mind and watching how reading brings imagination to life. The work was a gift from sculptor Janice Loomis to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Enfield Library. You can identify Dorothy, her dog Toto, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion in the front. In the top left corner is the Wicked Witch of the West riding a broom, the Emerald City, a hot air balloon, and a tornado. One character I didn't recognize at all (at least from the movie, since I didn't read the book) - it was someone with a pumpkin on his head wearing a scarf. I researched the gent and found out his name is "Jack Pumpkinhead" - and he was a character in some of Frank Baum's fourteen full-length Oz books.

That's a beautiful library in Broad Brook!…read more Nice library stuff running this small little private library location in the center of Broad Brook section in East Windsor, CT. Very appreciated! I just stopped in to return library books I checked out from here back in 2017. Patricia (as a librarian) is very courteous and appreciative with respect and kindness to patrons visiting the library.

From the owner: We may have a different approach to doing business - we don't have library cards and we don't…read morecharge fees of any kind - we want people to read. The Broad Brook Library is a Public Library that promotes reading by making is easy to take out books with no library card required. In addition, there is no penalty for returning a book later than the due date. We are a Non-Profit Corporation with a Board of Trustees. We are here for you! “Most libraries say, These books are obsolete, and we’re getting rid of them,” he said. “I don’t want to get rid of them, because you find new history books leave things out. You need the old books to fill in the gaps.

I thought this school was going to hell me succeed with everything I needed to further my degree…read more. the second I obtained a 76 in one of my courses after failing the first time , they were quick to dismiss me.. i had TWO CLASSES left and one field work to complete and they DID NOT CARE to hear my point. i received a letter via email and no guidance provided

Professors and faculty are approachable, have extensive office hours, and are knowledgeable in…read moretheir fields. I really appreciate the focus on real-world applicability! I was not sure if I would like a small, all-women school after attending a very large mid-western college for two years, but the community feel at Bay Path College is second to none. The classes are really small, too, which allows for a lot of individual interaction with the professor. I will graduate in one more year, so I will update my review at that time. (I am not comfortable with giving 5 stars until I have graduated!)

This library was built in 1972. The original library at a different location was built in 1899…read more This is a beautiful library with ample parking and a courtyard. There was an elevator and ramps inside the building. I visited the children's section which was all the way up the ramp behind the front desk. The children's area was nice and spacious. They had a train table, a table with a couple of toys, a toy kitchen, a puppet stage, computers/tablets, coloring station, and various of other toys. There were seats and tables. I didn't see any self checkouts, I really like those. They had a nice selection of books. Like other libraries they offer tons of resources and programs.