What a wonderful experience! I wasn't sure what to expect and honestly didn't have the highest…read morehopes when I first decided to stop by! When I first pulled in, they had a pretty large free parking garage which was super helpful! They have numerous rooms for meeting spaces, lots of computers, and multiple info. desk areas where people are available to help you if you need it. They also have a lot of resources for audiobooks online. The only issue is some of them can take a while to become available...Overall, I am a little bit sad I am just now coming to visit this library! I feel like I have been missing out! You can use the printers with a library card for 10 free prints a day (they are $0.15 each so up to $1.50/day). I will say just like with any place you need to be aware of your surroundings! There were a couple of times I was making sure I kept an eye out, but luckily there are a lot of people around as well as a security guard that makes his rounds. This made me feel super safe! The restrooms were also relatively clean!

Great library in downtown WS. Friendly staff, good election of books available most of the time…read more Easy pickup and return. Plus a coffe shop on site, plenty out parking, multiple levels and areas to work, and tons of monthly events for everyone at all their locations.

I just recently joined this library. Signing up was easy. Employees are very friendly and…read morehelpful. This is a good size library. They have computers in there if you need to look up stuff. Lots of books to check out. They have books that you can purchase there. They will even hold books for you. I like that you can check out books from here and if you need to, they can be returned to other libraries.

Always friendly and accommodating staff, easy pick up for books you've placed on hold and a great…read moreselection of used books for sale every time I visit. They have several activities and gatherings here throughout the week for all ages and even more so in the summer. The bathrooms are always clean too! Plenty of computers to use and lots of quiet, cozy spaces to hide out and read/study.

We are new to Lewisville and my wife recently went in to get our library card. We had driven by the…read morelibrary on multiple occasions and thought it looked like a beautiful facility. My wife assured me it is just as impressive in the inside. The library has special events this summer which include the stories of three bakeries in the community: Louie and Honey's Kitchen, Ava's Cupcakes and Black Mountain Chocolate. Friday Family Films is monthly family event and they also offer Ongoing Adult Programs such as: "Hook and Loop Group" which is a monthly gathering of folks who like to knit, crochet, embroider, and such; "Yoga for Beginners" which is a free session of yoga offered both in-person or virtually; "Color & Coffee Group" allowing some coloring and socializing with the library providing coloring sheets, pencils and gel pens along with coffee and tea; "Witchy Washi Crafters" which is an in-person event where folks create chalkboards (seating is limited to 10). She also learned there are two book clubs, "Tuesday at Two" and "The Friends Book Club", which allows folks to join either in person and virtual. To say we are impressed is an understatement.

Out of all the Forsyth County libraries this one is my favorite. It's always such a pleasant…read moreexperience when I visit. I am willing to make the drive to this location out of all the other ones because of the consistency I experience here. The cleanliness of the facility, the friendliness of the staff and the multitude of offerings they have for the community are always on point. There is a wide selection of books, DVDs, plenty of computers, children's section (that is also accompanied with toys and coloring station) and many free resources. Classes and events available for all ages every week! I really feel like there is a sense of belonging here which I think is so nice!

We have been enjoying this branch of the Forsyth Libraries. They have a great kids area and kids…read moreactivities. The staff is very friendly.

This is a pretty cool small library with a few tables and small cubbies where you can sit…read moreunfettered by noise in the main area. Upon entrance to the library, there is a small hallway where you can purchase old books and magazines too. I picked up 3 Spanish-themed magazines to help me brush up on Spanish and they were just $.25 a piece. Talk about a great deal. Stop by and check it out sometime. Libraries are too underused in this day and age and it's free for the public!

I came here to print some documents. The library staff is great and approachable. They host a lot…read moreof activities and clubs. There are a variety of movies to rent also. This is a safe and clean place for community members. Great for free endeavors.

Paddison Memorial Branch in Kernersville is probably my favorite location. Even though it not…read moreconvenient to my home, I'm sometimes in the area and make it a point to stop in. This is definitely is the cleanest branch and most quiet. They have a super friendly staff and a good assortment of DVD's, books and resources.

We were looking to get a library card to check out books and use the online services that most…read morelibraries offer, such as music and movies. For some reason even though this branch has been around since dirt was invented it was not on Yelp. We walked in and talked to the librarians who, when we told them we wanted to get library cards, perked up and were very excited. It was nothing to get the cards, we showed our IDs selected an online PIN, and gave an email address. We got the cards and walked around to see a few authors that I had read in the past and wanted to see about getting into them again as well as a lot of DVDs to check out if you wanted. There was a kids section as well for those who have young ones and a few computers and printers. When we were wandering I saw this box with the author that I was interested in reading his books again and it said (his name and $5.00). I called to the libarian and she said that patrions will donate books for sale. I asked, where are the books?" and she said that box, so I said oh they are $5.00 each and she said no, the whole box....what the what...!!!! I bought the box of course and it had 10 hardback books in great condition and only two I had read....bargain...! Who knew you could find things like this at a library. Anyway I am in process of setting up my online accounts so I get the music and other items offered for free.

I had the opportunity to visit this location today because I wanted to vote during the early voting…read moreseason. To my surprise they were not very busy and I was able to go inside and vote in only about twenty minutes. I liked the ease of this experience and will come back again to browse the items that are avaible here on a daily basis.

The Greensboro Public Library - Kathleen Clay Edwards Branch is a lovely library, tucked away…read morebetween some of the greenway walking paths here in the "gateway" city. The setting is so serene and unexpected that I almost thought I had taken a wrong turn when I went to meet someone there. However, when making my last turn, there it was in all its archival glory. The Greensboro Public Library - Kathleen Clay Edwards Branch is simple and stunning all at once. It has mid-century modern architecture, with well-kept grounds nestled in the forest. Since I was at the library for a meeting, I didn't get to explore any of its collections. However, I loved seeing the long, welcoming entranceway with its bench and wall of plaques. Once I entered, there was a rotunda with a beautiful mural on the ceiling, and smiling staff to greet me. The place was clean and had that familiar smell of old pages and adventures waiting to be read. There were separate study stalls, meeting rooms, a Children's Reading Room, a Computer Room, and a Sun Porch (which is where I planted myself). This library was different than any I have been to, with greenery all around it. It was very peaceful, inside and out. I will definitely be back, and it is a Kiesha Speech-recommended library, for sure. Enjoy!

In my recent side quests to participate in more local experiences, I stopped by this library for a…read moreplant class. I have never visited this library before and probably would never visit it if it wasn't for something specific. It's off the beaten path and not something you would easily stumble upon. Needless to say it was a beautiful library. They offer several classes to encourage community bonds and growth. I would definitely visit again.

Pretty good selection and helpful. It is hooked into the northwest library system so you can get…read morebooks from like 18 libraries in the area. They also host a pretty mean quiz bowl tournament for high schoolers

Meh- nice staff but very small selection- I think the Kernersville branch has a lot more to…read moreoffer...I never find the books I want and more often than not have left with something I have already read because I can't find anything else!

Nice library, clean and orderly, inviting surroundings........ but very insolent help at desk…read more Attitude and manners were rude and discouraging. Will go elsewhere.

Great library with tons of resources in different formats. Only students, staff and faculty can…read morecheck things out, but it's a great place to go for in-person research for school projects. As an example, there are 2 very long rows of bookshelves dedicated to all things Shakespeare compared to the tiny selection at our local library (most of which are missing or checked out). Not appropriate for small children as the quiet policy is strictly enforced, but an awesome resource for mature, respectful older students.