The... book museum, contains real piecea of history. The tools that barbaric man actually used…read morebefore the internet. Stained pages, dog ears and weighing up to 5 pounds. People go to the library relive the book era. Maybe someone could market a book sanitizer, for those antique collectors who can save money by reusing. One man's trash is another mans treasure. That way you don't have to buy ebooks from local businesses and support the economy.

Dope library. The employees are pretty interactive. It is a great resource to have for our…read morecommunity.

Nice public library (part of the Great River Regional Library system). It offers the usual library…read moreaccoutrements and has Lego time, Storytime at the Library and other events (be sure to check their website or grab a printed upcoming schedule at the library). Today we attended a talk in the Community Room with the author Allen Eskens!

This library is so much nicer than the old one. It's a modern design which I love. It's in a nice,…read morenatural environment. The only downside is they don't carry video games. Please let us hangout and read here again (COVID)!

This is the cutest library in the Twin Cities and it's not even close. The circular children's room…read moreis an absolute delight and my granddaughters spend hours there. They also offer puppet shows and other community events. The librarians are so kind!

Very cool old Carnegie library. Lots of activities and books to read for children. Nice atmosphere…read moregood people at the desk. Remind me how libraries were when I was a kid. Well-maintained grounds. Just a pleasant visit.

I was so happy to find a free nice space for a make and take class I held. They allow food and…read moredrinks in this room and one other room. The staff allowed us in early as there was no one booked ahead of us. The library is a good size and had all that you could want or need. It was easy to book the room online too! They said that you can have 1 reservation per week.

Cool library in the Hennepin County system. Beautiful building and use of space, places and…read morematerials for kids, nice book inventory and comfy reading spots, great periodical section, and a wealth of public resources. Definitely a memorable stop on the library tour!

I really like the Waite Park branch of the Great River Regional Library. It reminds me of the…read moreneighborhood library I used as a child growing up. It's quaint and small and the librarians are generally quite friendly. They have a nice selection of adult and children's books and movies. The library is split into sections, one which is predominantly children and youth and the other which is adult. You can order books and movies from the library system and pick them up here. While everyone is waiting for the main library in downtown St. Cloud to open up after the recent fire, this branch is serving as a pickup spot.

A nice branch of the Great River Regional Library system. It is smaller than the main St Cloud…read morelocation, but it has all you need. The selection of items is great plus you can request items from any library in the grrl system. It looks like there is a nice outside court yard with a picnic table and green space. Stop in the library, check out a book, and enjoy it outside.

Part of the East Central Regional Library system, this public library is just off Highway 8 in…read moreChisago City. It has an open air concept with windows surrounding it. There are Study Rooms that have closing doors. Nice children's area.

Nice size library. Staff very helpful and can order books from other libraries for you. Just wish…read morethey could be open every day for longer hours.

I remember when libraries had a quiet policy. This place has kids running around, screaming out…read moreloud, and being disrespectful to the older persons who frequent the library as a place for peace and quiet. The employees do nothing to reinforce a quiet and respectful environment, even when nicely asked. Don't go there. I hope some public officials are reading this and care enough to institute change.

Took a class here about Mark Making. We made two books that you are to add different marks on the…read morepages kink of like a doodle book. It is a relaxing type of meditation not having to really think about what you are doing. You can us what ever kind of pen, pencil or makers. I will keep working on my book.

We attended a class tonight at the Northtown library. It was on learning to do fused glass. We…read moremade a sun catcher using lots of scrap glass. The instructor, Chuck, did a nice job explaining everything then we were to make our own design. It was a fun class. Thank you to the legacy fund for paying for the class.

I was here for about two hours getting some work done and enjoying their wifi. This is a very…read morecomfortable library with lots of space for studying or reading. Wyoming isn't a huge city so this isn't a huge library but it was plenty big enough for me on a workday. [Review 17869 overall - 99 in Minnesota - 1390 of 2022.]

I attended a class here learning how to do a small tapestry and using small spinning wheels. We…read moredid weaving of yarn and we're able to try the small spinning wheels. That was a technique that needs a lot of practice. The weaving was pretty easy. The instructor was well prepared and knowledgable of the craft. Anna was from the textile center in Minneapolis. These classes are funded by the legacy fund through the state. They are great classes at your local libraries. You do need to register before going to the class. I register online on the anoka county library website.

Enjoyed a free concert/educational program about the rich Romani culture and music! Thank you…read moreTalking Strings for an awesome event!