I haven't had the pleasure of going inside the library yet because of covid but I have to brag on…read morethe curbside service!! You can hold books online through the library website. As soon as your book is ready, they email and text you. You can go anytime the library is open to pick up the book. I think they hold the book for several days, In case you can't come get it when it's ready. You pull up to the curbside spot and call the library. They bring it out within minutes. It's so fast and easy!! If the book isn't available, they put you in line for the book and text you when it is your turn to check it out.

This library is in a very convenient, although somewhat secluded location. Parking is ample. Books…read moreare easy to find and staff is helpful. The best part about Lexington Public libraries is that a card allows you to access Overdrive, which has almost any book you could want to check out to your personal digital device. A wonderful, wonderful place!

Tates Creek Library is one of the locations for AARP's free tax prep locations. Call early so you…read moresecure the date and location that you want. The tax packets can be picked up at the library to be completed in advance.The analysts are very thorough, and your documents are double checked by two people. Copies will be sent home with you. It took about an hour too complete my taxes. 37

I love this library. The staff are friendly abd helpful. The library is well stocked. The wait time…read morefor new books is reasonable. Print services are complimentary and the printer always is operable. There are two meeting rooms that are usually available as well.

Love this beautiful library location. Upon entry, I spotted community jigsaw puzzles itching to be…read moreworked and readers each snuggled up with a book. The layout is great and I was able to find what I needed. Looking forward to my next read and visit.

Rude staff and they try to shove the lbgqt crap down kids throats. Sad. But the have a great DVD…read moreselection. Not many books I was looking for

Kim Wickens spent 10 years researching Lexington the horse, his life and times. An excellent and…read moredetailed presentation at the Farish Theatre in the main library as part of the Kentucky Legends Program Series. The series continues through November. Do utilize your local library. 23

As a former employee of the Library of Congress, I have to admit that I'm a lover of books,…read moreinformation, and libraries. And, the Lexington Central Library did not disappoint! I have to confess though that, on this particular day, I was visiting in order to visit the rotunda which features the world's largest ceiling clock, a 5-story Foucault pendulum, and a frieze depicting the history of the horse on the Bluegrass. Beautiful! It was also clear that this is a "living library" -- with many patrons (including school students), signs for community events, and Ask a Librarian research assistance. There is a parking garage next door (the library validates for up to two hours) and some street parking.

Since being at the University of Kentucky, I've learned to appreciate the William T. Young Library…read more When you walk in, you're greeted by five floors of study space. The higher you go, the quieter it gets, which is great for focusing. Each floor has a mix of open tables and private rooms to study, so every student can find their own ideal spot. There are plenty of seating options, from regular chairs to comfy couches. The staff you see are almost always helpful if you need anything. I love coming here to study for tests/exams because I always get more Motivated. There are also so many resources available, and the Starbucks inside makes it easy to grab food without leaving the building.

The William T. Young Library is beyond amazing!! I am a student at the University of Kentucky, and…read moreit is one of my favorite spots to relax and work on my homework. It's so much more than just another university library. As soon as you walk in you are greeted with a huge pillar-type structure in the middle of the building. You'll find that if you go to the 5th floor there is a walkway to the middle of the pillar where there are group studies. It is truly beautiful to be able to see everything and just enjoy the views while studying. There are also study areas on every floor so it provides students with many options on where they would like to sit to study, whether that is group studying or using a private two-seater bookshelf seating to quietly study. The library also has a humongous Starbucks on the first floor where many of the students go to get a snack while they're working. Overall, there are so many resources available to everyone which makes this library stand out from many others.

I always love coming here. The staff is knowledgeable and kind and the selection and atmosphere…read moreare both wonderful. Its one of my favorite shops in the entire city.

We visited here on a Friday afternoon and it was my first time to learn of this store. It made me…read moremiss Hawley Cooke that used to be in Louisville, but this place is spectacular with all that it offers. Books, unique gift items, upscale clothing, etc. Just too much to mention. We really enjoyed wandering around the store and purchased a few eclectic and interesting items. Would love to return when in the area again.

I've been a grateful beneficiary of free garden seeds for several years now. It's truly wonderful…read moreand selfless of people to donate their time and resources to programs like this. They've also printed copies of the paperwork I needed, all for free. Additionally, individuals can use their computers to conduct online research or engage in various other activities. And let's not forget all the books, DVDs, and free classes they offer to the public! I am truly grateful to everyone involved! Thank you so much.

My friends mom told them they had permission on the computers but then the lady's said it was not…read morein their account even though we had been using the computer for the last few weeks without any problem they decided it was okay to come over and yell at us to get off the computers and fight with us even though they had already gotten a note that they were allowed and the previous week their grandma came in and gave them permission. Leave a like or comment if you think that the library needs to have nicer people and comment if they should not have yelled at young kids. And also post this everywhere to show how actually the library here in Woodford is run.

So wonderful that we have this resource in our library! Selection changes all of the time which…read moremakes the successful hunt even more fun. Super cheap prices. Clean, well-organized space. Friendly, helpful staff. Excellent place to donate books and all to support a fabulous cause. Be on the lookout for their annual sales!

This is a great place to pick up good used books. The prices are very reasonable, and all of the…read moreproceeds from the sales go towards supporting the public library. Like any used book store, you never know what you will find. Most of the books are obtained through donations, and some are from discarded library books. The staff are very helpful and knowledgeable. I have asked them to be on the lookout for a couple of authors or books. Some they have found, while some have been shelved by other staff. All in all, they do a great job. They are very friendly. There are a massive amount of 50 cent paperback novels. It's located in the basement of the Main Street Public Library.