Renewal was quick and easy. Love the baby/ kid reading section for my busy toddler. The app makes…read moreit easier to renew books without going in (learned that from the staff- thank you!!) and will return as soon as my son is tired of the books we borrowed

I have a toddler very intrigued by books. Instead of buying more books, we figured we could…read moreparticipate in our local library system. We decided to stop by this location since they are open on Saturdays. It was a quiet morning and the library itself was also very quiet. They are limiting the number of visitors in order to be considerate of COVID-19 procedures. Everyone on staff was extremely helpful and kind. I applied for a library card on the spot and took less than 5 minutes. They have a great selection and process. Whenever a book is taken off the shelf, you place it into a bin to be disinfected and stored. All-in-all, thankful to have a great library.

One of the best public libraries in Hawaii! Not only is it fairly new but, we love the Librarian…read morehere, Ms. Sasha! There's always something for all ages going on! They have monthly craft events, movie nights and more! We especially love Wednesday story time. There's lots of space for little ones with singing, dancing, a craft and of course book reading. Every 1st Wednesday they have puzzles and STEM toys out for little ones to play. Lastly, for older kids and adults, they offer all kinds of reading challenges some through logging books manually, some through the Beanstack app. Currently, during the Olympics, they have a reading challenge where you earn medals! They also have another challenge where you log books to earn prizes. Most recently, we participated in therapets event where you could read to a therapy dog. My daughter loved petting all the dogs and getting to know them! Overall, we absolutely love learning, reading, and playing at the library! Overall, we love learning, reading, and playing here!

Such a great community resource. It's not the biggest library, but the facility feels newer and…read morewell maintained. The staff are always kind, welcoming, and helpful! I've especially loving participating in their summer reading challenge and seeing all the activities they put together for the community.

LOCATION: The Ewa Beach Public Library is located at 91-950…read moreNorth Road. From Fort Weaver Road, drive past Campbell High School and turn left onto North Road. It's a standalone baby-blue building on the left with plenty of free parking right in front. Just note that the library is only open Monday through Friday, and the hours vary by day. SERVICE: From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by the security staff, which makes the library feel welcoming. If you need help finding something, don't hesitate to ask. One staff member wasn't able to answer my question, but instead of just pointing me in the right direction, she personally introduced me to the appropriate librarian. The librarian then helped me and even walked me to the correct section. That's the kind of customer service you don't see everywhere. 5/5 SELECTION: This library is definitely a hidden gem. Before visiting, you can search the online catalog to see if a book is available, and I was surprised by how many titles the Ewa Beach branch carries. If they don't have what you're looking for, you can also request books from other Hawaii public libraries. OVERALL: Great customer service, an impressive book selection, and plenty of parking make this one of my favorite neighborhood libraries. I've visited multiple times and have always had a positive experience. 5/5

Ewa Beach public library is at the end of Campbell High Schools campus, fenced off. The front sign…read morecaught my attention...it needs a makeover. The library is old but nostalgic looking. The ceiling lights remind me of my grandma's old living room! There's useful resources when entering like bus routes, tax forms, the new ENV sewer credit application, etc. The library is organized & reference signs are clear. It's quiet (like it should be). There's computer areas, charging station, children's room, another room in back, a meeting room for activities/games, that you could also rent. There's a atrium (or something like that - see pic). There's free weekly activities for the communitiy to join (what we waiting for)! The staff is friendly and explanatory. Tips: Cash or checks only! Hot list books & DVD's are 1 week rental, all other books, even ukulele's can rent 3 weeks and return to any state public library! You can also do Self checkout if you feeling anti social. Speaking of, it's Mental Health Awareness month & they caringly put out resources, pamphlets & book suggestions to help with that Happy reading!