What a beautiful library! We stopped by for summer reading and I was really impressed with how nice…read moreit was on both the inside and outside! The librarians in the teen and children's area were helpful and they had a lot of activities and things to see and do. We will be back soon!

I am blown away by this fabulously modern library. This isn't a 'small town' library by any means…read more It's massive, clean, and airy, with natural light pouring into the open spaces and a thoughtful design that makes it feel welcoming rather than overwhelming. Everywhere you look, there are comfortable nooks and tables with power outlets, making it super easy to settle in for work, study, or simply quiet reflection. The atmosphere is calm yet vibrant, with just enough activity to remind you that you're part of a community hub. It's the kind of place where you can lose track of time because the environment is so conducive to focus and creativity. I didn't need one of the study or work rooms today, but I was impressed by how well they're integrated into the library's layout. They offer a perfect option for anyone needing privacy, whether for a Zoom call, a group project, or uninterrupted concentration. Not just a place to borrow books - it's a destination for learning, connection, and inspiration, and I look forward to returning. [Review 1495 of 2025 - 476 in Missouri - 25046 overall]

The library is beautiful, with sections for everyone. The staff is also very helpful and kind.read more

I love libraries. Surrounded by ideas and physical media I feel.... happy. I worked at a library…read morefor years when I was in college and always feel at home when I'm at my local library or visiting one elsewhere. I recently moved to the area and was amazed to discover that my new local library just happens to be the best library I've ever been to. The selection of books is excellent and the children's section is wonderful. But they go above and beyond in so many areas; They have a great selection of the normal fare movies, audio books, and magazines. But you can also play and check out board games, graphic novels, telescopes, and fishing rods. They have a teen area. Study areas. A bookstore, where you can find great prices. And they have a cafe. Visit and support this gem of a library!

The library has many free activities for children including art classes, game nights, and after…read moreschool spaces. There are even free art classes!

Nice, clean, modern facility. They have a genealogy section and helpful people. They have the…read morenewspaper on microfiche as well as online. Parking beside and behind the building.

This is a world-class public library. Locals are paid to entertain. The children's area and…read moreprogramming is unbeatable. Staff are trained to help you with any need. The innovation center has classes in professional level programs to produce audio, video and TV programs. Just go you won't regret it.

Excellent library; they have a coffee shop there, so you can read and have a cup of Joe at the same…read moretime!

This library is like a step back in time. It's a nostalgic 2 floors with a big staircase and lots…read moreof rooms used for all kinds of local activities and services to the public. They host tons of events, and when I'm less busy in summer, I enjoy attending the adult craft events. Last summer I even went to the children's exotic animal exhibit because I'm a kid at heart who loves animals. Staff are very kind. And I use my library card most for the Libby app and hoopla app to rent books and audiobooks electronically. There is always something going on and a great selection of books. Take your kids! And ignite a passion for reading!

Lovely to go to a library and think I'll have peace and quiet, but I didn't at all when I came to…read morethis one. Unfortunately, one of the librarians is a Karen. No one can enjoy themselves with the Karen working, and it honestly ruins the entire experience of a library. Secondly, no where in the policy or guidelines does it state that people can't sit at the back of the library, but yet today while I was sitting there, a police officer pulled up and told me that a librarian had called the police and said I needed to move. A very Karen-like move for a certain librarian to pull off. I had to grab my things and move to the front of the library, just because a librarian woke up this morning and decided she wants to be a Karen today.

Great resource for a small town library. Public computers, free wi-fi that reaches out onto well…read moremaintained grounds with historical markers, well stocked shelves with children's section upstairs in a historic building. Monthly community programs offered.

From the owner: Public library established in Baxter Springs, Kansas, in 1907.read more

What can I say besides libraries are little slices of heaven on earth. Hardesty is just a few…read moreblocks from my new home. I love to read so one of the very first things a did after moving to Tulsa was get a library card. This place is a library lovers dream. It is huge. Nice big parking lot with handicap-accessible parking. Drive up Dropbox is available so you can drop off your books if you don't have time to go inside. This library is clean, even the bathroom sparkled. Helpful staff scattered about and they are always more than happy to help you find anything or answer questions. There are many computers and I saw several large study rooms where people were studying. They have a huge children's section that's closed off. I'm not sure if there are books in there but there's plenty of room for the kids to play. I'll be honest sometimes I just wanna get away from the TV, people and life's stressors and one my favorite things to do is to take my Kindle or the book I'm reading ( I like both ebooks and regular books) and go to the library, curl up in one of their comfy chairs and read for several hours especially in the summer when it's hot outside. If you like to read and haven't checked this library out, I highly recommend you do so.

My children finished the summer reading program today and collected their prizes :-) they really…read moreenjoyed the wide variety of age appropriate toys and computer programs as well.

Unfortunately Yelp pinpointed the address to the Liberty Park Reunion Free Library to a totally…read moredifferent city and state: Coffeyville, KS! The actual address of this park has no official address number, but I attached street names: Southlawn Pkwy and Salida St! It is located in this petite Liberty Park area, with a picnic table and benches across the street. You will see a big metal bell and the small blue sign with "Liberty Park," written on it. According to Google Maps, this Free Library was recently built less than 9 years ago. It was not standing in 2012, when Google captured this image. The town is Commerce City, CO ZIP CODE: 80022. The neighborhood is Reunion, and this Free Library is located 3 blocks down from Southlawn Park! Liberty HOA Park is located in Adams County of Colorado state. On the street of Southlawn Parkway . The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find Liberty HOA Park quickly are 39.8801651 ,-104.7853681

I visited the library after attending a block party rally event calling for more transparency in…read moretulsa courts by requiring camera placement in each courtroom and judge chambers. i decided to go in the library after the event in large part because of a previous court case i'd observed, in which a judge asked a party representing herself to provide copies of her piece of evidence, but because the court copy machine was not working, she had to go across the street to print copies from the library. and due to the potential postponement of a court date i surmise such a delay could engender, i'd decided to print a copy of the flyer i received promoting the event from the library printer, as i'd not used any copying machine at that library location since its remodeling. the print and copy station, located on the first floor, at about the middle of the room to the right, facing away from the main court adjacent entrance, was user friendly based on the experience i had. the copy machine charged 25 cents to print the flyer with color, and it would have been 10 cent if i were printing in black and white. further, the copy machine, located in the picture to the far left, includes instructions for how to use it, with the only confusion i'd experienced being which direction to face the document in the insert slot, so you might want to pay a lil closer attention to that aspect than others when printing a copy. lastly, having not visited the library for any significant amount of time since the installment of study rooms to the second floor, i got a close look into some of the several reservable glass enclosement quiet rooms overlooking downtown, a distinct feature among all library locations i've visited, in tulsa or otherwise.

If you haven't been down to the Central Library in downtown Tulsa you are missing out. I attended…read morefor an event and the space was perfect! Great place to host events, ample spots for vendors to set up, great conference room space. Parking can be a bit tricky but the parking garage felt safe and secure. You do have to keep in mind that there are homeless in the area but I did not have any concerns.

Fabulous library! I spent a bit of time here on their wifi and charging electronics, finding a desk…read morein a quiet corner. This is a great spot for study or internet but it was too quiet to try and pull off a Zoom bridge if you need to talk. Sure, a few shouting kids and the librarians tend to talk loud but I think the patrons are expected to be silent. Stacks and stacks of books, magazines, reference, tables for spreading out, comfy chairs for sitting and a "Library of Things" that you can borrow as well. [Review 659 of 2024 - 329 in Arkansas - 21690 overall]

Beautiful and serene place to read a book. Also has a coffee…read morespot inside, can grab and sit in outside benches