I absolutely love this place. I used to come here all the time when I was a kid. Couldn't wait to…read morego back there! So much nostalgia! One of the best public libraries here in Annaville! P.S. I got my first kiss here

Lots of computers...get a code as a guest or a card. 15 cents a copy when printing but No fax…read morecapabilities. Super cute and clean. Easy parking. Opens at 10 am

The library survived Hurricane Harvey. It's a small library but it has books for all ages. They…read morehave computers, a printer, lots of comfortable chairs to just come in and relax. There are display cabinets with historical information, photos and artifacts. They have a children's section too. Today, they had a book sale for 25 cents, one dollar and two dollar selections. They have restrooms, a water fountain and plenty of parking. I got a library card, and used it for two DVD's to watch for a week. The staff are very friendly and helpful.

The people are very helpful. There is a nice selection of books to check out. Places to sit back…read moreand read in quiet

This library is located in the downtown area. Be wary of transits standing outside and inside…read more Once inside the library is wrapped with local information, books for days, and programs that include crafting, beading, crocheting etc. grab a book to see what classes they have. They also have a study room. I would like to see more offers at this library like they have in Houston.

The reserved sensory room is awesome. Toddler/kid friendly area are amazing. We love the small…read moreevents they have through out the week. Not judging, I talk to the homeless, and love having conversations. But there are a lot of homeless looking for a cool place. Everything is watched over with security, never felt threatened by anyone there so far

My wife and I found some cool gifts for our son and daughter-in-law. He got a coffee cup with a…read moreteacher nutritional fact chart on its side....and she got a when in doubt go to the library t shirt...appropriate for a librarian. The have books for big people and kids, scrubs for nurses, toys and all kinds of gifts, a giant chess set and stuffed animals. Doesn't hurt to be located in the same building as a cool classic diner.

this place is not open. yelp said it closed at 5, and google said it closed at 3pm. when i called…read moreto clarify, it went straight to voicemail. the mailbox in front of the store looked like it had not been checked in months. not sure when it closed, but hopefully this saves at least one person the effort of a drive into town. it looks like it used to be a really great store!

If I'm thinking of the right one, this place is fairly new or remodeled. They have a lovely patio…read morewith a great sitting area. The inside is large and clean. The library boasts a great kiddie section and they have a computer area. I like this place just because it's asthecially pleasing. I'd go back to get in some quality reading time.

From the owner: We are a non-profit Geological Library for the South Texas Area. We are not a public library and…read moreour membership is reasonable and a great investment for the working Geologists. Please call and make it a point to come by and see how much data we have available for your research.

We came here on the recommendation of the city website. It's a small but nice art museum. There was…read morea dedicated art showing of one artist. The docent mostly stuck to her phone call so we never really spoke. Parking is streetside so it can be a bit tricky.

An amazing museum! This FREE museum looks like a morgue. It's not. It was left to the city by some…read morephilanthropist, and is a great asset for Victoria. This museum doesn't seem to have a permanent collection. Instead, it houses a continuous array of touring exhibitions. You can eat and drink in the gallery! When I came, two women had gotten lunch to go from Dairy Queen down the street, and were enjoying their Belt Busters in front of a magnificent work of art in the cool breeze of the air conditioning. For my visit, they had an exhibition of linoleum etchings. It was really cool, because they had a couple of places where you could sketch your own linoleum tile to try it out. They have a gift shop here, with high priced works of art, but you're not going to find this stuff anywhere else. It seems that they have a little bar in the back for parties and events. Parking is only available on the street, but when I went, there wasn't a big crowd, so it was easy. The gallery attendant was extremely nice and welcoming, and went on to explain the history of the museum and a bit about the artist. I was really impressed, and can't wait to return for the next exhibition!

Was treated so shabbily by the woman who offices near the teen area. I sat for a very brief time in…read morethe teen area because I have nerve damage and can sit in very few places without discomfort. There was no one in the teen area (no teen in the entire building, because I checked) and had a teen come in, I would have gotten up and left. After reading for 30 mins, I was leaving when approached by an employee who wouldn't allow me to explain why I was sitting there or even that I was on my way out the door. She was so rude and uncaring. I won't be returning.

The people who work in the library are always super friendly the library is clean and orderly. Well…read morestocked for a small town. We always rent DVDs that are free and they have a great selection. Make sure and check their hours of operation before you go. The library is a hidden jewel stop in when you get a chance.

I can't review the college itself as I haven't been a student at Costal Bend College in years,…read morehowever, I do use their walking trail to help me get my cardio in. This particular college is the Main Costal Bend College out of all the other campuses they have. 1 campus in Alice, TX, 1 in Kingsville, TX, and 1 in Pleasanton, TX. This is also the biggest campus out of all the others as well. This college used to be called, Bee County College. Right now, I will just rate the CBC walking trail/track. If you do the entire track/trail, you will complete 1 1/2 miles long. As you can see from the pictures I posted here, it's quite beautiful. If you are WAY out of shape or have really bad knees, this track/trail may not be the best one for you as there are small hills and cerves on this track/trail. Anyone can come in to walk or run and there is even a soccer field that I didn't get a picture of, but I wouldn't come late at night because it gesture really dark (no bright lights except near the baseball field). It's very woody and a piece full walk. There is not alot of young kids, so I feel this is a very nice good place for adults who really don't want kids around while you're trying to stay focused on your workout. That is one may reason I come here. I love the peacefulness of it all. I really like power walking here. I try to do it every other day or as much as I can. I would recommend anyone adult to do their cardio workout here. This is truly a 5 star place.

A well run community center. They offer so many things. from weightlifting to basketball; pickle…read moreball and aerobic exercising.

A good friend that has a book store in the area told us about the friends of the library sale so we…read moreloaded up and checked it out. Hardcover books for a dollar and paperbacks for a quarter. We scored big time. I use a book list to cut down on repurchasing the same book.....works well most of the time.....when an error occurs it's a lot cheaper on the billfold. Found quite a few that were on my list.