Cute tiny little library in the forest. They have a little bit of everything and if u wanted…read moresomething they don't have u can order it to be brought here to pick up from another library. We went for the reading to the dogs, it was super cute. There was a Australian Shepard puppy that was so happy and cute and loved hearing the kids read to her! They have a lot of things for the children to play with, a little kitchen, and tons of fake food and accessories. A puppet show stage, and lots of cute puppets. They offer lots of story time events for the kids and little ones, u can find the schedule through the websites or pick one up from there!

This is an amazing library. Our car broke down in Pollock Pines, and while we were waiting for the…read moremechanic to give us new brakes, we spent the afternoon at this library. My immediate thought was I couldn't believe how much smells like my childhood library. It feels like being in an episode of Between the Lions. The librarian was such a sweet angel, and let us sit inside for hours, just reading and hanging out and resting. It was truly magical inside. I can also just tell how valuable of a community resource this library is--as soon as school got out, so many children came in excited to grab books. I'm going to make a donation as soon as I finish writing this review. Thank you so much for a lovely afternoon!!

Sacramento has a most efficient library system and this particular Fair Oaks branch is one of three…read morethat has the library of things that you can check out household goods and other "things!" Clerks are always courteous, helpful and welcoming! If you don't have a library card, get one to unlock all your benefits for free!!

I love the books and free services this library provides! Instead of buying books I've been able to…read morekeep my hobby of reading and listening to books while doing chores at home. Not everyone in the staff are super friendly but the selection is great and it is very clean and smells like a library would not gross but like books! They also have other items you can borrow like a hiking pass or even instruments !

The 'new' library has been open for a few years now, however, I recently started going to this one…read moreinstead of the 'regular' one by City Hall and the Zoo. It is on Vista High School property and is only open during the week (Tuesday through Friday) and they are only open past 5 on Thursday (until 8 pm), but the staff are 'Nordstrom's' compared to the Walmart, no, make that Kmart attitudes of the main library's staff. For browsing, you won't find much, but that's what online ordering is for, right? For quick in and out and no issues, this is the new place.

Adj: informative and sufficiently comprehensive…read more An older branch of the Roseville libraries, but a good one! I've been here once before a couple of years ago, but recently, we wanted to stop by again. The library is NOT part of the Placer County library system, which was pointed out to me (I already knew, but it was good to be reminded) as I signed up for a Roseville library card! Did you know that as a CA resident that you can sign up for a library card at locations NOT in your county/city of residence? Yup, you do have to return physical items to one of the branches of whatever library system you borrow from, BUT if you were just using their e-materials like Libby or Hoopla, then it's NO problem! So I decided I wanted another library card, so I quickly applied online (short form) and then went up to the information desk and the librarian/assistant attentively helped me right away and gave me an overview of Roseville's library offerings as well as rules and regulations (and fees/fines). Unlike many other library systems, they DO have late fees here, but I don't plan to borrow physical books or any other kinds of tangible materials, so I won't have to worry about that. Onto the library itself. One side is books for adults (I hesitate to write adult books lest people misunderstand, lol) and there are many shelves of grown up books, so their collection seems quite comprehensive. Next, there's a shelf of Friends of the Library books for sale, not a whole lot, but a respectable amount. Then there's the kids section on the opposite side of the library, and there's a good amount of book stacks on shorter shelves that do not block the view of kids which I finally noticed is the case at like all libraries, lol. Not sure why I never made that connection before. It's a smaller children's area than other libraries, but they tried to make it more cheerful w/more colorful furniture and decorations/posters on the walls. There are also kids' computers that only kids can use so that's good. Finally, there's a community room that's pretty big for meetings and if you want to have a private event or party, it seems you can rent it for reasonable rates (see pics). Outside of that room, there's a courtyard, but I didn't see a way to get out there as the door leading out was locked, maybe it's only for staff to hang out and eat lunch in? I'm not sure, but that meeting room has a lot of nice natural light streaming in b/c of the floor to ceiling windows. Overall, this is an older, but well maintained and kind of quaint library next to Maidu Community Center which is inside the Maidu Regional Park (which I've not yet explore, maybe next time). PS - obligatory bathroom visit: clean, but older, some rust on the metal doors/walls, could use an update on some of the facilities, but everything was functional.

Pretty solid public library in Roseville next to the Maidu Community Center. We came up to attend…read morean event and decided to check out this library. IIRC, we've been here before, but it's been a while. This is an older library from the looks of it, but it's pretty well kept up. It's clean and quite open inside. The bathrooms at near the entrance and they were ok, my kid says it's a little messy inside probably from inconsiderate patrons, but it's still overall clean. Once you enter the library, you'll see the front desk / information desk. The wife had some questions and the staff was helpful to provide the info. Meanwhile, I wandered around a bit. On the left side of the library is the adult section with many rows of book shelves, there's also 1 long wall of books for sale by the Friends of the Library. Not a huge selection, but they had a nice variety for kids and adults alike. The kids area is on the right side of the library, not very big, but good enough. There are also about half a dozen computers dedicated for the kids to use. Towards the back there's a community room you can rent by the half-hour, guess you can't just reserve it for free. You're allowed to use it if no one else is occupying it and it's not being rented out, but for your own event, guess you have to rent it. All in all, this library isn't very big, but it's good-sized enough for the community as there are 2 other libraries operated by the City of Roseville, this library is not part of the Placer County library system, so it's important not to mix them up in case you do check out books from both systems. The look of the library is definitely dated, but it's kept clean and organized and it's nicely set inside the Maidu Regional Park so it feels safe and it's surrounded by nature, we'll definitely visit again.

So I went here last Friday & I was in & out. It must be my lucky day! The staff were nice & polite…read moreso as the security! The only reason why I am not giving it a five star is because it was so hard to find the place. Here's a tip for those who need to go here, once you enter the strip mall from Missouri Rd., make a right where "All about Tan" is. It is tucked in a separate bldg. from Little Caesars. There is a Social Security Administration sign right when you enter the strip mall but maybe they can put an arrow to avoid confusion. You will understand what I mean when you're actually there. But kudos to another Yelper, his tips helped me with the landmarks

I walked in today without an appointment. Waited about 25 minutes - not bad, since I didn't have…read morean appointment. The representative wasn't able to help me today because of the nature of my visit (applying for full SS retirement benefits), but she made an appointment for me with their expert in that area for the earliest possible date. I was very pleased with the level of customer service and genuine helpfulness I received today, and I would highly recommend dealing with this particular office.

Wonderful library. It has beautiful architecture and a great working environment. Lots of natural…read moresunlight and a great hours of business. Tired of spending $7 on a coffee to get work done at a coffee shop? Go to the Roseville Library instead!

This library has to be one of the worst I've been to in over 30 years. Not only are their sketchy…read morepeople hanging out outside and in the parking lot, the inside is SO much worse! The stench from the unwashed homeless people was unbearable! Filth on the tables and floors. Truly the absolute worst! Loud voices going back and forth with zero respect to people trying to study. I will never, ever be back at this library. Absolutely disgusting. Security guard there does nothing to stop the homeless from acting up. He just sits there offers no help what so ever. It should just be given to the homeless since it's basically a homeless shelter.

Had a great time exploring the Folsom Historic District. There are so many cute local shops, fun…read moreplaces to browse, and unique items you won't find elsewhere. I loved strolling through the area and checking out the boutiques. The historic charm makes it a fun destination for shopping, dining, and spending a relaxing afternoon. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

Can't believe I've never been here living fairly close (~30miles) to Folsom. Very unique district…read morewith boutiques & restaurants. There's a really nice amphitheater. I believe there are concerts here so I'll have to check out their events calendar. There's also a Farmers market on Saturdays. Most shops open at 11a.

1/5/2019: I wrote several reviews for James Marshall Monument and Coloma State Park; however, all…read moremy reviews mysteriously disappeared! Yah~YELP! Where ARE my reviews, eh? July 17, 2026: THEREFORE, I searched ALL the YELP! photos I posted: I found a few photos dated 1/5/2019 as PROOF I did write my reviews for both locations. Disappointingly, ALL my photos AND reviews for James Marshall's Monument and Coloma State Park's 1800's Gold Rush Community Event MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED AFTER 2019! UNHAPPY! Since and AFTER 2019 to present date--July 18, 2026, I have returned exploring James Marshall's Monument--countless times--reminiscing my US Army friend's Military funeral presided at James Marshall's Monument, used the clean restrooms countless times traversing from Placerville to Beal's AFB /Marysville CA via Highway 49, visited James Marshall's humble abode, checked both St. John's Catholic Church and Emmanuel Church construction completion updates, skulked Sutter's Mill, gold panning the American River, hiked along the American River, sent snail mail from the Coloma Post Office, ate at my friend, Noah's Argonaut Cafe, and hiked the trails, too! BTW: Coloma CA is ONLY seven miles from my humble abode, i.e., this is THE CLOSEST State Park from my house. Finally, I just wish, Coloma State Park had a cool, State Park Campground because I would use my 100% Service-Connected Veteran's Distinguished Park Pass more often which equates as FREE CAMPING and NO FEE State Park Entrance! Besides, exploring Coloma State Park, I guess driving to Folsom Lake's Rattlesnake Bar Campground via Cool CA would be the closest State Park Campground from my humble abode which I have camped a few times in the past. Aside, the town of Coloma CA, Coloma State Park, James Marshall's Monument, dipping my toes in the American River, and all the buildings truly emulate the Wild, Wild 1848's Gold Rush Hey Day which is quite the juxtaposition from modern-day City Of Placerville CA located just eight miles down the road from Coloma CA due South via Highway 49.

An awesome experience. Lots of history of course a great place to roam and frolic. Great place to…read morehave a picnic there are so many different things that you can do there. Please check it out just a real cool place to go and if they're still doing it, they do monthly historic events there, reenactments at least they used to. Check it out I haven't been here for a couple of years. Number of years ago I did a press conference there for the 170 anniversary event for the gold rush and the California birthday celebration. Unfortunately it rained like cats and dogs. And even though we still did the press conference underneath umbrellas we uninvited the press they wouldn't have to deal with the storm. Although there were a couple that did insist on coming saying the best they could. Wonderful place to visit even if it's just one in your life but being a Californian and all I go back whenever I can.