This is a very nice library with plenty of free parking on the lot…read more There's security in the front. There's plenty of seats and outlets to charge your devices. They also have flyers about upcoming events.

Lived in Palmdale for 3 years now…read more I personally felt racially profiled, the only time I go to this library is to simply to print the files I need for projects, a white homeless man (Big 50 year old man) came up to me who I seen while working security at one of my jobs and made snaky weird comments and got close to my face. Me and him got into a loud verbal altercation, he was in my personal space and he began to yell when I told him to back up. We yelled at each other until Library Staff came and told us to leave. However, this blonde female staff worker said something to homeless individualbut focused her attention on me. The homeless individual walked away while they proceed to tell me to leave. Another Hispanic/White female with her Disabled Daughter (probably Autistic) said I was rude because I told her to move and tried to side with the homeless dude (Lady was glued to her phone and not paying attention to her "Disabled" daughter" ) As I was printing my copy and The Director Robert Shupe came along with 5 staff surrounding me as I was printing my paper I calmly tried to explain to Robert the backstory and he cut me off to say "I don't care about the backstory" after getting the print I needed. I complied and proceed to exit the structure. Robert wanted to talk to me out side which I agreed to and I understand their policy and keeping peace, but I felt like the blonde female staff worker was bias because how did she let the homeless individual just walk away to hide. My mom came and talked to. He reassured there was no profiling but I doubt it by the female's demeanor towards me. Robert appreciated me explaining the backstory (privately not publicly) and situation is in progress partially resolved. I do want to report the female staff worker due to her selective enforcement and potential bias of the situation. This is why recording and camera are appropriate evidence to protect yourself. I have nothing against homeless people but having 1 female security guard and not a male especially not armed, Seems pretty risky. I am about advancement but city needs to stop being cheap with the safety of others.

Staff is friendly! Clean rugs, restrooms, tables and chairs! its a small library but it has tons…read moreof books to pick and learn from

Every time I go I'm greeted with smiles and friendly faces. If I ever need help there's always a…read morehandful of employees to help. I love that they also have security.

AVC is an excellent school to go to. There are a lot of clubs and on-campus activities that makes…read moremeeting new people a breeze. If you want to transfer to a four-year university, there is a program that helps you navigate through all the courses you need. The transfer counselors care about the students and are more than happy to help them. Their goal is to get you to a university. The student service programs that AVC have is expertly helpful. They have a Learning Center, which is one of the most beneficial areas for students to achieve. There are FREE tutoring services for almost all the courses. From art to engineering, there is most likely a tutor. If not, you can request for one to be found. The only part about AVC that I don't like are the restroom facilities. They are always dirty, and sometimes a majority of toilets don't work or are broken in some way. They are also usually out of soap too, so I have to keep a bottle of hand sanitizer with me. All in all, Antelope Valley College is an outstanding school and is a great place to start if you want to further your education.

I did not take the name from the staff member, but I was baffled when it seemed that I was being…read morediscouraged from even trying to look into the RN program. The staff mentioned it was very difficult and competitive. And maybe it is but it is not their job to discourage or feel anyone discriminated. Not sure if my age or I hate to even say that status also was part of it. A more professional way to handle it would have been just to say "talking to a counselor would give you a better understanding of what fits better for you". Unfortunately this is the second bad experience I have at AVC I can now see why people I know decide to go to COC or moopark

Awesomely huge. I…read morelove the size and the optimistic outlook that's literally built into making a free library that's this big. It is zeal and eagerness and generosity built into physical form. But this library needs a bit of love. It needs folks donating the materials that will fill this library out and broaden it's offering and make it as awesome as it's size whats it to be. So go, read, peruse......and DONATE.

I don't think I've ever had a bad experience at any Barnes & Noble, and this location continues to…read moreremind me why I love B&N so much. The store is huge with plenty of space to browse and flip through a book. Beyond books, they also carry a great variety of items like journals, toys, planners, puzzles, and board games. The café area is comfortable and perfect for reading or studying, and the staff at the checkout are so sweet and helpful. I honestly envy them for getting to work in a place like this. lol My only wish is that they had more seating scattered throughout the store so you could curl up and read in your own little corner rather than having to make your way to the café. A small thing, but it would make a great experience even better. Otherwise the place is still great. I've loved all my purchases and will continue to make this my primary book store.

Years ago, we used to spend lots of time in Barnes & Noble. They had chairs all around to sit and…read moreenjoy a coffee and look at books. It was so nice, and then Covid hit and all the chairs were taken out and never brought back. I miss those days. We took our granddaughter in to pick out books. She loved looking at all the great books. Hopefully one day they bring the cozy chairs back. 9/13/25

Now renamed the NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center, this particular location is the Plant 42…read moreAnnex for the main center that is located on the lakebed at Edwards Air force Base. When people think about NASA, they tend to lean towards the space aspect fo the agency, but at its core the first "A" stands for Aeronautics. NASA has been at the forefront of everything aviation since its earliest incarnation (NACA). From research into basic flight to the exotic, it drives innovation that we the public may never see but experience every time we fly. The center is involved in many ongoing projects such as the Lockheed Martin X-56, X-57 Maxwell, X-59 QueSST etc. They also as other reviews noted the home for SOFIA. SOFIA is a heavily modified 747 SP that houses a huge airborne telescope. This way it avoids all of the moisture int he atmosphere and get better images. While we may never know the impact of these projects, its history is staggering The Bell X-1: The first supersonic aircraft that Chuck Yeager rode into immortality , NB-52B aka Balls 8 (see my separate review) the mothership of the jet age. Dropped so many experimental craft its legendary. The F-15B ACTIVE and just about every X Plane ever made. I could go on for hours. The portion of the center on Edwards AFB is generally off limits unless you have actual business on the base and there does not appear to be any tours of the Plant 42 location. However, the plane spotting in the area is fantastic and if you are lucky you can catch many of the aircraft conducting flight operations.

NASA in our own backyard!…read more Even better, this location is SOFIA's home! From the NASA website: "SOFIA, the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy, is the largest airborne observatory in the world, capable of making observations that are impossible for even the largest and highest ground-based telescopes. During its lifetime, SOFIA also will inspire the development of new scientific instrumentation and foster the education of young scientists and engineers." https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/SOFIA/index.html

I have been attending AVC palmdale for a year now and I am going to point out the positive aspects…read moreof this college as well as the negatives. Positive (1) They have a computer lab, and the one girl who works there.. I cant remember her name, but I think it is Jasmine she is nice and is very helpful. (2) You can see a consular and not have to wait in a ridiculously long line. (3) It is convenient if you live in palmdale. Negatives (1) No financial aid building (2) Not big enough for the both of us. (3) Computer lab needs to be bigger. All in All I rate this campus at 4 =)

I am a current student. I seem to always have problems with Microsoft 360 accessing it today. I…read morecame to the Palmdale center, and without Jason's help I would've been able to any of my assignments so I'm very thankful that he had the time to come back-and-forth back-and-forth to help me understand the having and clear up whatever was under my name so happy Monday and hands off to Jason and IT department who is very very helpful

This Little Free Library is like no other one I've ever seen. Because it's not one, but two on the…read moresame property. The one I saw first was right in front of the sign. Front and center. And packed with lots of good reading material for kiddos about the age of the ones that would attend school here. It's also perfectly positioned to be a benefit to the community at large. The second was perfectly placed for the little reader headed into the main school entrance. It was right next to the gate by the front office. The selection here was a little lacking but my hope is that's because it's got so many kids finding their next amazing story right as they walk into school. A double-barrelled resource for the eager readers of Lancaster. Ooo, and I almost forgot the little fairy doors at the bottom of each LFL. I mean you gotta have a place for the fairies to come in and out! Awesome!!

One of the coolest Little Free Libraries I've seen in a long time! These geniuses cleaned up an…read moreunused BBQ and turned it, racks and all, into a waterproof, ruggedized, easy open library. They carpeted the interior. They decorated it with crazy googly eyes on top of long wobbly springs. They plugged the rotisserie holes and covered the window with a bit of paper to keep the books in good shape. And I understand there's often a silly poem or limerick in front. Turning a BBQ into a goofy, 3 eyed alien is hilarious. Having that alien open his mouth to reveal a head full of books is just phenomenal!