We have passed by this branch library on Lantana Road many times and decided to stop in to check it…read moreout. The branch is large inside and has a large parking lot outside with many limited mobility spots. Good to see so many people taking advantage of the services, both young and old. There is even a Creative studio with all the equipment needed to create your own pod cast or other visual production. The only negative was in the print media (Newspaper) section. Several publications were missing sections or even whole days in the middle of a week.

We'd been driving by this library for a few years and finally decided to stop in and see it in…read moreperson. There are always a lot of cars parked out front so it's obviously busy, busy. This is a relatively new library for Lantana. It was opened in 1923 but according to all reports it took a bit for it to be built -- construction delays, etc. It replaced their former library which was located in a bank building. This place is large! It is packed with books and tapes, etc. There's a long bank of computers in cubicles that can be used. And most of them on a mid-week mid-day time were occupied. There are private nooks and seating areas throughout. A reference section. A children's section. And most impressively, a recording room where you could do podcasts or filming of some sort. When we came by, there was a line of folks to get into the auditorium/meeting room. I'm not sure what was going on there, but they do have many programs and activities for families, children, etc. Overall, it was spacious, clean, and well-organized. It could be a bit overwhelming for some people. But it is easy to see why it is well patronized by the locals.

This place feels like a different type of library. Very clean, very organized, great staff. So many…read morefun events. My son and I love coming here!

The worst library I've been to. It's not quiet and the staff is rude. 0/10. Visit any library north…read moreor south of here instead it's a lot better.

Lovely big new library. First floor has a really big children section with plenty of dvds and books…read moreto read. Computers to use to research or play games Second floor has the adult section. Plenty of classes that you can take starting 3d printing etc Very clean and specious. Librarian are very helpful

I recently started looking into libraries in the area so I can take my daughter to enjoy some…read morebooks. This location is absolutely perfect ! It was redone not too long ago and it shows. It's spectacular!!! The outdoor area is huge, with an amphitheater and huge grassy section. While this isn't exactly part of the library, it's a nice addition because you can take a stroll around the park when you're done. The actual library itself is in great shape. It looks brand new, it's spacious, and has two floors. I really like that the children's floor is nestled in the corner on the bottom floor because I don't feel bad when my daughter decides to get a little loud. The entire children's area is carpeted, they have a little train track rug, and even some toys available. They also have computers, a study hall area, and much more! While I haven't checked out the adult section yet, I do enjoy the kids section and highly recommend to anyone looking for some new books!

Staff is always friendly and helpful! Amazing variety of…read morebooks and magazines to please all tastes. Each visit is enjoyable! Clean Bathrooms.

It's been a long time since I have been to this library. I remember coming here when I was a kid,…read moreso it should tell you how long it's been around. My kids wanted to go here since it's one of the bigger ones in the area and we have been there a couple times to browse the books. When you walk in, there's a variety of selections to choose from. There is computers in the middle for customers to use. There are also activity rooms on the way to the children's section. The children's section has computers for use and it's smaller than the other libraries. The staff has always been helpful and we were able to find books and DVDs that we want to borrow. The library could use an update though since it's been around for a long time. Even though it's about a half hour away for me, I don't mind making the drive to go there.

What a lovely library. I know it's not new as I was last here with my mom, many, many years ago;…read morehowever, it's so bright, neat, and clean that it could be new. There's more than ample parking in the lot. On the outside is a book return drop if you're here when they aren't open or you don't wish to go inside. The librarian was most helpful with all our questions. We were also able to browse. There are a lot of DVD's, books -- of course, computers to use, periodicals and newspapers. There was a cute children's section as well. They have various activities available for the locals along with special events. And a small section of books for sale. I'm glad we stopped by.

Visited the Greenacres branch of the Palm Beach Public Library system. We were last here with my…read moreSweetheart mother in law a while back and they have made some beautiful and functional changes. All varieties of media available; newspapers, dvd's, audio books, computer stations and of course books books books! The Librian was very pleasant and helpful in answering our questions. Plenty of parking and accessible spots in their private parking lot. A low profile security guard at the entrance to greet patrons.

The Village of Palm Springs Public Library is conveniently located for me-- I can walk there since…read moreit's only two blocks from my house. It is a nice little library, and worth checking out first for materials before going to the Palm Beach County Library System. They do have computers and wifi access. I have found the staff friendly and helpful. The big drawback is that since it is a small library, their collection is limited, and you will likely have to go to the County Library for many of your selections.

I called about using an inkjet printer which they told me that I have. I got there only to find out…read morethat they DIDN'T have the correct printer and couldn't print what I needed to. Not only that, but without asking me, I was forced to sign up for a library card which I DID NOT want or need.

I recently attended an adult Intro to Crocheting class at this library branch. I came to this…read morelocation specifically for this class, which I signed up for online as soon as the class opened up! Thank you to the awesome librarian who created this opportunity. She was so patient and kind, limiting the class to a very small number in order to give 1:1 attention to each and every attendee. I knew there would be no better place than to truly learn than in a library environment. I love our library system, and I am so grateful for this programming! The classes offer so many different types of things, and learning to hand crochet (and knit, also on my list) has been something I have wanted to learn for so, so long. I have tried before and failed, and trying to learn by book and video has just not worked for me. This in-person class allowed me to fail repeatedly until I got the basic first step. Success! Thank you again to our kind leader who only just started crocheting in the past year but loved it so much she wanted to share. This kind of intro really helped me to embrace her instruction, and her demeanor and attitude was just so wonderful - thank you so much! She also hosts a regular crocheting circle and other levels of learning at this branch. After my class, I wandered into the main section and checked out a couple of cookbooks. Thank you thank you thank you to librarians everywhere.

It smells like feet in here. Other than that, no complaints. The one staff member I interacted with…read morewas very nice.

I've never been inside this branch, I just drop off books in front. Today I walked inside &…read moreexplored. The library is larger than it looks & is busy on a Tuesday morning.

It's a smaller library. They only have three study rooms. There is one printer. The staff is super…read morefriendly and helped walk me through how to print off some pages that I forgot to print off at home. I stopped here on the way to a client and they were just wonderful helping me get everything situated. It costs I think 35 cents per page, but worth it when it's in a pinch. The kids section is right in front and apparently they give out snacks after school. Or at least that's what I heard, I don't know if that was just during the summer or throughout the school year also.

Most of the teachers and staff I come across work so hard for how much they get paid. For this…read morereason, I feel like you can really tell that they care about their students and are not there for the money. The campuses are kept fairly clean and look really nice, especially gardens with its recent glow up. I also just love the atmosphere of the library there as well. Yes, you will have your occasional frustrating professor or unhelpful advisor, but that's normal and happens everywhere. Palm Beach State is so affordable and has kept their tuition costs low in comparison to rising inflation rates and insanely high costs of living. You get what you pay for, but also so much more if you find a way to get involved. The opportunities to grow are definitely here, you just really have to have the time and apply yourself. After being here for 2 years, I can confidently say PBSC is the perfect steppingstone for any ambitious person seeking higher education. If you are unsure of your major or what you want to do, please come here. You get exposed to a little bit of everything for cheap. My biggest tip is to interact with the professors and advisors. Most are so kind and have so many connections that will help take you further. Overall, it's a great school. It has as grown and gotten so much better since covid and is worth it.

The registration process is ridiculous- getting to an advisor impossible and getting there online…read morecourses through the Canvas system is not user friendly. Had to verify by phone 3 times just for a non- credit course. Overly burdensome - I understand the need for authentication and security but I'm not applying for the FBI. Need to streamline the technology. ASAP