I was here for an author event, and when I pulled up outside and saw all of the books inside…read more(because it's really dark at 5:45PM) I thought "now this is a library"! It's beautiful inside and is definitely what an old New England library should be; the new and gigantic libraries with no soul are just new buildings with books, but this just oozes history. My only interaction with staff was asking a nice woman where I was going, I thanked her and also waved when I left. Other reviews mentioned not pleasant people here, but that wasn't my impression at all.

Beautiful library but the young woman working the desk in the children's section was extremely rude…read moreto my little one who has a disability. Did not want to answer general questions as evident by her sharp tone towards my little one when asked a question. She clearly does not like kids which begs the question why she is even there. Boy has library culture changed in today's society. We'll be sticking with the other libraries in the neighboring towns where we actually still feel welcomed.

Susan, one of the librarians, is one of the worst librarians or desk clerk at this place. She is…read morerude beyond belief and should be fired. She makes it so uncomfortable to go to this library, and when you ask her a question, she is snarky, condescending, mean-spirited and should be fired. We know many people who do not care for her and now go to other libraries. Just terminate her, she looks so miserable in her job and ruins the atmosphere for everyone. Tracey

The Weston Public Library has a very nice children's section and a lot of great activities! My…read morethree-year-old daughter absolutely loves visiting the library. They have different story times for different ages so they are more tuned to specific age groups than ones we'd attended at other libraries. The craft activities and play areas (including a Lego table) are also a huge hit.

This is a very nice library, with lots of books, magazines, movies to choose from…read more I love that's in a very historical town. Just to go and sit and read in quiet is very relaxing. There's street parking or in the back that you pay. I recommend coming, especially if you've never been and just want to check it out.

Wow what an amazing library in a great location walking distance from downtown Lexington, MA. We…read morestopped in on our way up north as a quick little stop for our-year-old to get out and play. The children's room was absolutely fantastic with plenty of areas for children to play in as well as a multitude of children programs, even Saturdays! The staff were friendly impersonal, and the library was well tidy and kept. The only complaint would be they paid parking as I believe there should be free parking when you were going to a public library.

So kind - so helpful! Nice place to be! Check out Tech hour - they teach you stuff. Love the…read morelibrary. A true civil institution. Esta muy bien para todos!

the staff is great nice place to relax and its across from mbta stop if theres a problem there on…read moreit if its the computer not working or the printer is jammed they are on it fast

Great resource for kids & adults! They have weekly events with enthusiast new & old staff. Always…read morehelpful & friendly finding books and/or items in stock or other library's through the Minute Man Library Network. Here's some highlights: - new ADA entrance leading to bottom floor kids room - Museum Pass - online & in-person programs and events - free subscriptions (Hoopla, kanopy) - Library of Things adult & kids - DVDs, video games, audio & E-books - Seed library - dedicated Teen Loft - 3D printing One thing I love that they started during Covid was contact free pickup which they still do. Order the books and they place them out front for pickup. Super easy and convenient and fun surprise if you ask them to pick for you! Plus they have added home delivery for the mobility challenged! Here's info on delivery https://youtu.be/8o6jFPxCJXo Parking lot still small and shared with the trail so sometimes very crowded

While it's a unique spot with a lovely couch and armchair area, it's always noisy because it's so…read moresmall. The quiet area is rarely quiet because it's right next to the information, checkout and event areas and voices carry. Unless you bring something noise cancelling it's not a great place for extended study periods. Framingham downtown library is best for that.

My go to library well stocked and nice staff. It looses a star for frequent closures like making a…read morelong holiday weekend for a single federal holiday or for this ongoing HVAC construction.

Nice library. Not the nicest architecture like Cary in Lexington , but nice enough. Nice books and…read moreservices.

It is fully a volunteer-run, non-profit community library so the hours are not as consistent as the…read morecity libraries but I enjoy the space for myself to read and for my kids to look around in the children section. It is very organized and they have so many books. They also have children events weekly. If you're close by I do recommend checking it out and supporting them. Street parking only.

Nice place but seriously can someone who works here update the hours? It's bizarre it's only open…read more3x a week!

Awesome place. Had a strange interaction with a staff member. Happy to share feedback if anyone…read morewants to reach out.

I love "HATCH"! such a wonderful place to go and let your creative juices flow. There is so much…read moreto do and learn here, Free to the public. Hatch offers weekly classes anything from wood working to laser cutting you can do it here. All the staff are volunteers they are very friendly and are willing and on hand to help you out with your product. Hatch also has classes for kids as well. Parents can bring there kids enjoy doing a classes with them. Some of the things you can do at HATCH: Laser Cutting, Sewing, 3D Printing, Soldering, Wood Working, Lego Mindstorms/ Robotics, Arduino, And more. So if you have a Project, Idea, Invention that you want to bring to life. you can make it happen at "HATCH"