this is the only library I've seen with the 3-D printer available. It was printing an intricate…read moreserpent of some sort when I first came in yesterday. Today it's got a little bull and it looks pretty cute. i'm back at the library. There's a list of filament types you can use below It is a K1 series, 3-D printer Filament types: Hyper PLA Silk-PLA Generic PLA Generic PETG Generic ABS Generic TPU Generic PLA Carbon Generic ASA Note 1. For unofficial filaments, please select the generic filament parameters in the Creality Print software. 2. The maximum printing speed of filament, as well as the printing temperature, is related to the characteristics of the filament. Please refer | the recommendations of the filament manufacturer and the official slicing softwareconfiguration. 3. It is recommended to evenly apply a solid adhesive to the printing platform before printing to improve first-layer adhesion. 4. Mbisture-sensitive materials such as ABS/PETG/TPU should be dried or stored in a dry environment before printing. 5. It is recommended to use official high-speed filaments to achieve better printing quality.

Great little library with fun activities for kids. My kids loved the play area and the coloring,…read morethere is also computer games. They had books for sale too, sometimes entire series of books for really good prices. Nice people.

Cute local library. Comfortable place to take a break with the kids. Clean restrooms, hands on…read moreactivities, cozy chairs by a fireplace, and of course, lots and lots of books!

Such a cool library. Small, but sweet. We took our daughter here and really enjoyed it. They had a…read morevery nice selection on tons of Tahoe books. Our daughter enjoyed the kids section and the puppet area. Such a cool, mountain library.

Amazing library. You…read morecan check out books, puzzles, board games, snow shoes, passes for free parking at parks, telescopes, microscopes, art packs, trail cameras, and so much more. They also have cords you can use their for free cell phone charging while at the library. They even have a great bulletin board of all the activities happening in the community. We can't wait to take their class and use the 3d printer. Plus the staff are super kind, helpful and patient. Thank you!

I was here for about two hours on a Wednesday morning, needing some wifi to do some work and some…read morepower for my laptops. I found the library to be clean, comfortable and welcoming. I am not a Truckee resident and did not have any issues connecting to the internet which was speedy and free. The library is decently sized and has all the usual library stuff, including fiction and non-fiction, reference and periodicals. There are computers available to be used though I'm not sure if those are for residents only. I'm not suggesting that there's an exposed power outlet on the back wall of the library but if someone was looking to discretely charge up their RV's onboard battery while using the wifi of the library, they might be interested to know that. [Review 17675 overall - 466 in California - 1196 of 2022.]

wanted to update my review. One disappointment is that the free EV charging that used to be…read moreavailable here has petered out and has been broken for months now. There's a sign on it that says out of order. But on the upside I just learned about this 3d printer I couldn't be more thrilled. Yes the library now has a 3-D print lab. They only allow 1/mo and it must be something that was successfully printed from thingverse or similar site. in other words you probably can't just design your own without uploading it to one of those sites first and getting others to successfully printed to show that it's not a disaster and then it is a successful design not that they only offer PLA (Polylactic Acid). It is the standard for library printers because it's easy to use and doesn't give off toxic fumes, it can warp if left in the direct summer sun or high heat though so if you're printing something for use outdoors you may need to spray on a protectant of some sort.

A nice local library worth visiting!…read more The children's library section is HUGE! My kids spent a couple of hours here and didn't want to leave. They learned how to search for books, and were excited with the selections the library had to offer. It's clean, comfortable, the staff is friendly and helpful. Will return!

We just moved here and I wanted to get books for the kids. They have a great selection. It's a…read moresmall library but the staff are super friendly. Just make sure you look up the hours before you go.

Sweet little library with a lot of activities for families. Look them up on facebook for an updated…read moreschedule of events. Staff is very friendly and they have wifi, copy services, and printers available.

We absolutely love this library. They are always friendly and so helpful. Vanna does an exceptional…read morejob at storytime on Wednesdays she is so great with the kids and very patient. We absolutely love her and will continue to come every week. She is so encouraging with the kids. We love the summertime reading program. Thank you for all you do for the kids !!!

The librarians all are always nice and helpful. The place is quite clean and there is a good…read moreselection of children's books.

Adj: Nicely "new" library that serves the community well and is a treat on a hot summer's day…read more We were visiting the Reno area and decided to make a stop here as our kids just love to visit other libraries. This library reminds me of so many in Elk Grove and other bedroom communities across NorCal that are very kids-and family-friendly and nicely designed for everyone. This library has been around since the early 2000s but they've really kept it nice. From the colorful palette in the children's area, to the soft warm tones in the grown up sections, all parts of this library is comfortable and cozy to hang out in. Kids section is tucked in and filled with shorter shelves perfect for them, and there's a couch/lounging area for parents to sit with kids and read together. Very colorful with lots of cute decors all throughout on shelves and walls. Adults section have lots of reference and non-fiction as well as fiction books, cds's, and dvd's. There's also a small "gallery" cove area with original art by local artists that resembles a lot like the cubism by Picasso. Nice. Several meeting and study rooms are available to reserve for quiet reading and studying. This library looks out to nice landscaping on all sides and esp. into the South Valleys Regional Park on one side which is full of green fields, very pretty. Overall, this is a lovely library and I'm glad we had the opportunity to discover and visit this Washoe County library in Reno.

Beautiful cold high ceilings very good tables and alcoves, natural lighting 10/10…read more -Summer visitor / author / library appreciator

The library at Lake Tahoe Community College has a great atmosphere for people in the Lake Tahoe…read moreCommunity. Not only is it a great place for students to come for a quiet place to study, it is also perfect for anyone looking to use the computers or have a quiet space to work or read. They have free wifi, printing and copying that are only 10 cents a page. They also have fantastic rooms in the back where you can study with a group, or if you just want a private space to be alone and quiet to concentrate. These rooms are such a plus! Where else can you go to use free wifi, but also have a private area all to yourself? In these economic times, money is scarce, renting movies can be $3-$5! But at the library, you can rent three movies at once for FREE! Not to mention, their late fees for books are very low so if you forget to return a book for a few days you wont be paying big bucks. Check it out! As a lover of books and quiet places, I highly recommend.

I went here today, Wednesday, April 24, 2019. I parked across the street in the public parking lot…read moreat North Stewart Street and East 2nd Street, and got to use a flashing crosswalk indicator for the first time ever! It worked, as everyone stopped right away for me. There was also available (and free) street parking closer, next to the park, on East King Street. This building is amazing. You first climb the stairs on North Stewart Street, and enter a grand entry hall, with a few carrels and a book return at one end and a view of the Capitol grounds at the rear. The library itself is to the right, and is open from 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday. There is a librarian at the front who is very helpful. They take turns and there is a new librarian every hour. You can check out books with your Carson City Library card. If you want to do work here on your laptop, this is the place to be So much better than the Carson City Library. It is much, much larger, on two stories, with plenty of carrels and tables to work on, many by an electrical receptacle. There is also free, secure wifi. There are so few people here. I had the entire second floor (upper level) to myself. And the clientele is better. I only saw one person who may have been homeless, vs. many in the Carson City Library. I have nothing against homeless people, but I have seen them abuse services in other libraries (like taking to separate indoor seats for the day and not occupying either one, instead choosing to lie down on the picnic table outside). There are also public computers, which are available for an hour at a time I think. They also open at 8 AM, vs. 10 AM at the Carson City Library, which is more conducive to work. There are clean restrooms on the second floor. I saw a rock collection there as well, with Nevada Tartan Stones, on the west wall. There was a display of the original hand-written Nevada State Constitution as well. At the south end of the second floor, there was a spectacular view of the grand entry hall as well as a book monument that was shaped like an igloo. As I left, I saw a virtual reality station near the librarian's desk .You put on this headset and you experience something amazing. The librarian said it was open to the public. I went to the lower level (basement) to look around. It is just a collection of archives, which looks like a closed office hallway at first. The patron coming up said she was scared to use it at first, as the basement halls go on forever and look all the same. I agreed with her, and decided not to look around. Maybe next time.