Flown out of here a couple times now and every time it's always been pleasant. The employees are…read moreseem to not mind working here or maybe because it's a small airport that things are calmer in either case its gone as planned. Yes there are times when the flights are delayed coming or going but that's to be expected. There is a small gift kiosk to get a few items and a restaurant and of course DD thank god

Great airport, lots of seating and not crowded. Cheap parking and lots of it. Near the beaches and…read moreOrlando. Flights to Atlanta, D.C, Philly, Charlotte and 3 Canadian cities. Friendly staff and great food choices! I wont rather go here than Orlando International Airport!

Old build yet very effective. They now have a kids…read moreplayground out front. Many different events here every year. The venue is kind of small but not that bad. They can still host basketball games and roller derby game. I was just here for early voting.

Getting in to the best library in the area to get some books, and a puzzle, on the way to the…read moresalon. This is a great location because it is well stocked and easy to check books for any reader. Five stars.

THIS IS THE LOUDEST LIBRARY (defeating the purpose of the place). Especially from the staff…read moremembers. From my own experience and the other reviewers, the staffs here are just stupid. Especially the people sitting at the side desk. Theres always a bunch of boomers taking up the table by themself. There's one old guy occupying a whole table just to charge his damn phone. The clean up guy is a CREEP, occupying the women's bathroom for most of the day. This is the closest library by me or else I wouldn't need to come here to deal with these idiots.

When you enter the Franklin T. DeGroodt Memorial Library you either drive or walk past a sign w/…read morethe aforementioned library's name that has been overgrown like a wild jungle forest covering up most of the lower part of the sign yet go inside the library to lo & behold.... a solid library in Palm Bay. Felt a smart overall collection of books & items. Reviews & recommendations from staff. A Summer reading program for children & adults. A plethora of graphic novels. Smart collection of new books.

I have passed by a few times, but l never paid this library any attention it's off of a main street…read morebut it's hidden by a gray wall l went to get my library card earlier in the week and l saw that they had Easy Yoga classes 2 times a week. I decided l was going this week despite a tumble l had over the weekend. It was Easy Yoga and the instructor Dee was awesome. Her emphasis on the breathing was right on point and needless to say l will be back. That library was packed this morning, just a lot of people doing their thing in a big beautiful place that has a lot to offer to the community.

I love this library! It's so peaceful and the views are unbeatable. I liked that it was quiet. They…read moredidn't have the book I was looking for, but they had something way better. I'll definitely be back

The best library in Melbourne, but still wish they had a larger new non-fiction selection. I often…read morehave to wait several months for titles that are featured in many newspaper reviews and even then, some of those books are only available by e-book, which doesn't work well for me. Additionally....I wish they would spend the money to get patrons access to KANOPY, the free streaming service with top notch indie and foreign films. They offer HOOPLA, which pales in comparison. Still, an absolutely lovely facility and I'm so pleased to live right by it.

One of my favorite lazy fishing cities in Florida along the Indian River, where I take a break from…read morehustle and traffic in South Florida. Recently, we were searching for a vacation home in the area but after some topography research, the possibility of mass flooding from the Indian River scratched that dream. Only a quick two hour drive straight shot from Fort Lauderdale, my wife and I enjoy coming to Sebastian and staying at the Capt Hirams Resort and relax under the tiki hut while listening to live rock n' roll bands with view of the Indian River. Along US1 the mom & pop antique shops and local pubs add a distinct charming vibe to Sebastian.

Founded in 1882 Sebastian is a historic city in Indian River county which is called the Treasure…read moreCoast. In 1715 the Spanish Plate Fleet left Havana loaded in treasure. The fleet encountered a hurricane and several ships sank off the coast. The value of their cargo is estimated to be at 500 million dollars and only a portion of it has been found. The town of Sebastian lies between the St. Sebastian River and a lagoon which made it perfect for the people who lived here. The earliest people were the native Ais people who died out around the time the Spanish first arrived in Florida. The first settlers to the area arrived in the 1880's when 40 pioneers arrived in a village south of the St. Sebastian River. Once Henry Flagler's railroad arrived fishing became the main economic support for the area. In 1903, President Teddy Roosevelt created America's first National Wildlife Refuge System to protect pelicans and other birds in a sanctuary known as Pelican Island. Sebastian was incorporated as a city in 1923. It was named for the St. Sebastian river although the town opted to drop the saint. Today the town of Sebastian has maintained the quaint charm of an old Florida town. There is a lovely historic district with unique shops and restaurants. Mel Fisher's Treasure Museum tells the story of the Spanish fleet and displays some of the items recovered. The fishing industry is still alive and well today and it's proximity to the water makes it the perfect place to enjoy water sports like boating. I love Sebastian for it's inviting atmosphere, miles of beaches, and abundance of wildlife.

I like this library. They have news papers I see people reading. I even learned something new here…read more I ordered the Jim Crow book online for pick up. But something said just go find the book myself since I was already there. So I went to the front desk and asked the nice lady about how I can find the book. The experience was weird. It was like she didn't want me to find it myself so I just told her I will figure it out. She walked around the desk and just followed behind me. She explained how I was able to find the book once we made it to the section. The service here varies. I truly wanted to figure it out on my own or just shown how to so I could do the rest. One time I was talking to a lady about her kids reading allot of books I was just amazed. And one librarian just interrupted our conversation as if she didn't want us to just talk. I think I was reading about ww1 or ww2 at the time. I do hope it gets better.

This is a decent library. Friendly staff. I am giving it three stars for felt the books along w/…read moreitems I was looking for wasn't to my preference or liking. Of course there was some good vegan cookbooks yet felt the library could step it up in other areas.

I had previously reviewed the library on the mainland. This library on the island where I live live…read more The location alone is to die for. This library has a five star children's department. it's inviting with games like oversized checkers for the bigger kids and developmental toys for the toddler sect. They have such a variety of children's programs from mommy and me. to steam club for elementary age to game nights for teens dispersed in between with arts and craft and parties. They employ two of the best staff you'll ever meet in the youth department. They know the names of all the children who frequent the library and boy are they patient. The library has a reading room for parents to read their little ones even the adult side is inviting and make sure you want to stay and read a while. it may not be huge but it's perfect for our town.

The Melbourne Beach Public Library is quite alright. It is one hip library. It has a very cool…read morelarge surfing mural inside which is fitting enough since the library itself is a short walk to the shores of Melbourne Beach where you will likely see surfers surfing in the Atlantic Ocean. I found the strongest aspect of the Melbourne Beach Public Library is their music section. Here you will find CDs of David Bowie, the Beatles, the Doors, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, along w/ Shane MacGowan and the Pogues. The section of books is a bit small perhaps due to the size of the library as a whole yet still some good titles to be found. They have a nice set up for those interested in playing chess or checkers. Cool displays such as Christmas in July w/ Christmas DVDs available to check out. They have a new & popular check out for DVDs called Stellar Sellers which is here where I found the Joan Jett DVD "Bad Reputation". Jett is a vegan & practices Ashtanga Yoga like me. She has been holding it down many decades as a singer & songwriter so look forward to watching this bio pic documentary.