I love this place. Staff is friendly and helpful. I recently…read morediscovered they provide an area for salah and meditation! I really appreciate this accomodation. Thank You.

Beautiful library, a gorgeous fireplace and huge floor to ceiling windows, I wanted SO BADLY to…read moregive them 5 stars especially because of the fact that it's 5 min from my house and so so convenient BUT the employees behind the desk are SOOOO LOUD. Making it very hard for anyone to focus, having entire conversations at the desk using their outdoor voices. I miss the days when people would whisper in the library

My wife and I LOVE the library! It is small but it's within a community center! If you frequent the…read morespace you'll see weekly classes, a thrift store, and community events! The library has sweet and attentive staff, a welcoming atmosphere, and a wide selection of books. You can see how important it is to the community as it usually will have about 4-10 people inside at a time! Donate to their programming if you can!

We like our public library. It's small but any books they don't have they can borrow from another…read morelibrary.

The Henry Ford Centennial Library is a large, rectangular building…read more                 It is very imposing.  From Michigan Avenue there is a large entryway.  It is difficult to access it.  You need to drive around back and enter the building from there.                 It is finely designed and the white marble is striking in the sunlight or the rain.  It is very beautiful in the evening.  The interior is very interesting.  The entryway leads to a circular stairway which you must take if you are going to check out a book.  The checkout desk is on the second floor.  So is the reference desk.                 I didn't see the entire collection.  What I saw was a standard offering.  They have a LOT of books.  The building is as voluminous inside as you would expect after having it seen it from the outside.                 The clerks at the checkout desk were very happy to assist me.  I went to the Reference Desk and was also treated with respect and dignity - except for one clerk who we'll just assume was having a bad day.                 There is a fountain sculpture in the first floor lobby.  I caution you not to look at it while heading up the staircase or heading down the staircase.  Just thinking about it right now is making me dizzy - so think about it with caution too.  Otherwise it's a fine library.

this is the best library in the area by far. it's huge. great public space to do work in. lots of…read moreprivate meeting rooms and conference spaces

I love this place. It's close to my house, the staff is friendly, the seating is usually available,…read moreand it's quiet but not too quiet. I haven't used the computers, but there are people here and there using them - so must be useful for some, and if you're looking to use it, you likely won't have to wait. The parking lot is small (and currently closed due to construction on the adjacent road,) but you can park in the Buddy's lot and walk over.

This library is faaaar more quiet than the main library. I just wish they had the same hours as the…read moremain location so I could go there more often to study. This location does not have study rooms, but I've never felt like I needed one here.

No place to park!! We almost didn't go in. Finally we found a single spot in the mini parking lot…read more Gee i think there are maybe enough parking spots for only employees. :/ Anyhow, the place is side is jammed packed but nice space. Service was very good. Minimal computers to use (maybe 5?) and all were full with patrons. A nice space to sit around a round fireplace, which would be great in the winter, and a castle type space for the kiddies with lots of book character stuffies well out of reach of dirty hands.

From the owner: The Dearborn Heights City Libraries offer a welcoming environment to facilitate and promote…read morelifelong learning. It is our mission to maintain and improve the quality of life for all citizens of our community by providing resources that enhance and contribute to individual knowledge, enlightenment, and enjoyment in the most efficient manner possible.

excellent library with fantastic events and programs for all ages. Beautiful grounds to enjoy…read morebooks as well

It's a very nice library with inviting and fun activities for the kids. The inside is always very…read moreclean and the staff are helpful and polite.

The Children's section is filled with books and things to do. There are craft events, book reading…read moreand other things going on all the time for the kids. For adults - same thing! Lots of activities and fun things to do as well as a robust book collection. The book collection and the children's section are bolstered by an engaged, professional and helpful set of librarians and technicians who bring knowledge to life. I enjoy working at the tables as well as reading in the library. If there isn't a book you are looking for there - no worry! The librarians can summon a book from one of their many partner libraries - or even from any library in the entire State of Michigan by using MelCat!

Good library. Fun for the kids with a summer reading program. There are lots of homeless people…read morehanging around outside the library. They don't have a video game section.

This is a very nice library especially for a community/town of its size. It recently went through a…read morerenovation (although I'm not sure what it looked like prior as I hadn't moved to the area yet). The librarians are incredible helpful and kind. I had used the library previously as a place to work and just opened a library card; they were extremely accommodating and patient when it came to proof of address as they told me that personal mail was no longer accepted. I was able to get one with minimal issues and they also included a little welcome pamphlet with information about where everything is located etc. The building itself is clean and well-maintained. If I had one "complaint" it's that the study rooms are often occupied but I'm glad to see people utilizing the library - and there are plenty of them! It's in a great spot in DTP and also has ample parking. Also, they have free feminine products in the bathroom which I was (pleasantly) surprised to see. Highly recommend this library and will absolutely be back.

This is my neighborhood library and I love its cozy and quiet study areas. It's my favorite library…read moreto visit for reading and working. I can just find a table and not be disturbed for hours. It does get a bit louder when more kids show up after school hours for tutoring and hanging out in the teen section, but it's not too bothersome. There are a lot of library programs and events each month including games, crafts, and book clubs for kids and adults. The only suggestion I have is to open the library an hour earlier at 9:00 am instead of 10:00 am. Despite its smaller size, it has a lot more resources than larger libraries in the area.

Oh wow, a new library? How revolutionary. Because clearly…read morethe issue here isn't crumbling ceilings, outdated tech, or zero atmosphere -- it's that the whole building just isn't shiny enough, right? Maybe try maintaining what you have before dreaming up some architectural masterpiece. Even next door has figured out how to sweep the floor and not smell like a damp basement. Bravo, Livonia -- truly aiming for the stars while tripping over your own shoelaces.

The flagship library for Livonia sandwiched between the rec center and court building. Well…read morestaffed and large parking lot.

Across from the Institute of Art is the main branch he Detroit Public Library. This is the 2nd…read morelargest library system in the U.S. by volumes held & the 12th-largest public library system in the country. This Main Library is part of Detroit's Cultural Center Historic District listed in the National Register of Historic Places. This marble Italian Renaissance building is over 100 years old. A lot of history has been made here. In 1970 Clara Stanton Jones became the 1st African American and 1st woman to serve as director of a major library system in America, as director of the Detroit Public Library.

What are you waiting for?? Go visit the library of dreams! This big beautiful library can never…read moredisappoint, even if you just go in and explore for a while. When you go in, I recommend going all the way to the left where they have a room that features a few walls of interesting books. They're always rotating so you get an amazing mixture of everything-- spirituality, history, economics, politics, religion... I think that's kind of the theme of that area. That's my favorite. They also have several different sort of resource centers. The most amazing thing is the upstairs, it's like a museum. It has art all over the ceilings that transport you to Europe. It's a nice place to study, there's huge rooms to do so, one with a view outside to the art museum. You can usually have an entire huge table to yourself! I won't say too much more, go look for yourself!