Great location for an event. I had my daughter's wedding here and it worked great. Back rooms for…read moregrooms men vs Bridesmaids (larger room). Plenty of parking and even room for a 20 passenger limousine to pull up and turn around. The venue was wonderful for a casual wedding.

Just went to a wedding here. Nice space, pretty nice size. Bathroom were clean and big, the out…read moredoor area was pretty too. With the water and fountain in back

Most people probably aren't fond of courthouses but this particular trip brought us here for a…read morewedding. My wife's sister got married! There are actually two courthouses close to each other in this little town. One where all the business happens and the other which is historic(it seems that it might be used for something still but I'm not sure-it does have some cute and quaint things around it though). We were in the first courthouse for the wedding and nearby the other for photo opportunities. The wedding courthouse has a separate room just for ceremonies. And surprisingly, no appointment needed! You just show up and get married. I was both surprised by the no appointment thing and that they had a separate room specifically for the ceremony. We walked around the area for a few hours and probably would've walked around more if other plans weren't on the agenda.

Lots of signs to guide you through the courthouse. Theres also an info desk on the first floor if…read moreyou need extra direction. Clean courthouse.

Is this really MTV's Moon Man?…read more Yes, this giant, silver astronaut made of Styrofoam and holding an American flag was built for MTV and is safely locked inside the backlot at Acme Industrial Surplus in Sanford. The 15-foot styrofoam astronaut has been towering over this business's fence for several years and has been providing photo-ops for roadside attraction seekers or those by happenstance catch a glimpse of him. He first appeared at the 2004 MTV Video Music Awards in Miami this event was notable because it was the first time the ceremony was held outside of New York City and Los Angeles and just to make you feel old, OutKast took home Video of the Year for "Hey Ya". MTV was launched on August 1, 1981, the original purpose of the channel was to play music videos guided by television personalities known as "video jockeys," (VJs) it's oblivious this format was abandoned about the same time "Moon Man" was given a life sentence to rot and decay in this company's bone-yard..... but not to worry you have plenty of time to get here and check it out, although Styrofoam breaks into pieces easily, it takes about 500 years for one styrofoam cup to dissolve, so Moon Man isn't going anywhere soon, that's unless the current owner decides to take him to a landfill, that's some responsibility now since the whole world is watching.

This "attraction" was a humorous adventure to say the least. I kind of felt like I was in an…read moreepisode of Dexter and was being lured to discrete location to be robbed and murdered. This is not something you need to see while in Sanford. It's located in an unidentified metal yard. And once you actually locate the Moon Man there is no place to park and admire him. The best view of him is from a round about off the highway that you can't park or stop in. Overall, disappointing and a little terrifying. Even at 1 in the afternoon.

A Gem for All Ages -- 5-Star Experience at Daytona Beach Public Library…read more This library is a true local treasure. From its impressive size to the thoughtful, hands-on amenities, it's easily one of the most welcoming and resource-rich public spaces we've encountered. As a parent of a toddler, I especially appreciate the expansive kids' area. It's filled with engaging materials, from early reader books to sensory toys, pretend play stations, and a generously sized indoor play zone. My child loves building with large Legos, exploring the dollhouses and kitchenette, and tinkering with pretend tools at the workbenches. The wooden train tracks are fun too -- though you'll have to bring your own train engine! The variety here is outstanding, making every visit feel fresh and exciting. The library's offerings go far beyond children's resources. There's a remarkable adult STEM innovation area housed in a dedicated space donated by Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. It features sewing machines, a 3D printer, vinyl cutter, and more. Most equipment requires appointments (often booked up about a week in advance), but once you're in, the possibilities are inspiring. One of the staff members gave us an incredibly thorough 30-minute tour -- the best I've ever had at any library -- marked by passion, knowledge, and genuine hospitality. Much of this wonder is made possible by generous donors like the Robinson family, Embry Riddle, Friends of the Library, and many others who've helped shape this space into what it is today. Whether you're a curious adult, a creative teen, or a parent looking to enrich your child's day, the Daytona Beach Public Library has something for you. Highly recommend. Five stars without hesitation.

you SUCK! I'm in a remote area & have to go to a certain spot to get service. you are not…read moreallowing me access without verification. I gave it to you. you said I have to contact a branch. I have contacted 7 in volusia county, each over the past 3 hours. I am assuming instructions are to never answer the phone as all I got, over 21 tries, over 7 libraries were a voice mail. who are you paying & for what, if all of them ignore the phone? what good is my library card???? I do NOT owe you any money& return all books as soon as they are finished..... what's wrong with your help???

Love this library and very helpful staff. It is clean and accessible.Easy to order books for pick…read moreup as well as drop off for bookeeturn

A roving reference…read more The regional library at New Smyrna Beach is a large building with many of the usual amenities you would find in a library this size. Lots of books, periodicals, computers and even some very cool art and pictures. Definitely a nicely designed and very pleasant place. The library is usually crowded but since it is open and spacious that usually isn't a problem unless a group ends up standing where you happen to want to be. The parking lot is large and even though it is frequently pretty filled up you can usually find a spot. The library has lots of programs and events including book clubs, poetry readings, kid's stuff, yoga, tax advice and even some music. Definitely a very community conscious facility and not just a place for books. Because of it's large size and the amount of people running in and out, the library can't possibly have all the ambiance and warm welcoming feeling of smaller buildings. However it does have two very cool things most other libraries don't have. The first is an ocean. All right the ocean is a few miles away but it still is cool to be able to go get a book or whatever and then go down to the beach to read. The second thing is something called a roving reference. A while back a paralibrarian named Linda Dahlquist decided that some people, especially older folks and kids, might be intimidated going to a reference desk. So she got a cart, put her laptop on it and goes around asking people if they need help. A very cool idea and one of the reasons she won the 2012 paralibrarian of the year award. New Smyrna is a large very and popular library. Not much history or anything special about the architecture. However they do everything in their power to make sure every person that comes in here feels special.

Online was difficult to use. Had a hard time loading thr DML 23 but since I am to the ticket…read morewebsite I am fiung to keep trying

I recently went to renew my tag at the south Daytona branch, there was a problem with my tag, I had…read moreto call Tallahassee and then go back , when I went back MAX had my paperwork and was extremely RUDE isn't what you say it's HOW YOU say it.

I thought it was a wonderful library. The staff were polite and helpful. The atmosphere was very…read morewelcoming and quiet. All in all I had a good experience.

Technically this is ķnown as the Dickinson Memorial Library which is a part of the Volusia County…read morePublic Library System. Don't let the fact that this library is small deter you from visiting. Because this is a part of the VCPL System you need not worry that they may not have the book, audio book or other item(s) you may be looking for. The staff can request the item(s) you're looking for to be routed here from 1 of the other libraries in the system. They will also be more than happy to show you how to make your own requests both at the library and online. Because I live less than 2 miles from this library, it is my primary library within the VCPL System. In fact, I'm here this morning because 2 books I reserved online arrived and I came to check them out. This library, as well as the others in the VCPL System each have their own schedule of events for all ages. The WiFi can be a little tricky as it cut out twice while I was writing this review but that could be a rare thing specific to this day. Overall, I would most definitely recommend people in Orange City to visit and support their local library. One thing I'll add for the benefit of those reading who may need to speak with a Social Worker, VCPL System has a Social Worker in the Library Program. I don't believe the Social Worker meets at this specific location but I do know the Deland branch (and others) do have Social Workers regularly. If you are reading this and need to speak to a Social Worker you can go online to volusialibrary.org to schedule a free and confidential meeting.

A special place to read and write. So clean and the staff is very helpful. I don't want to say too…read moremuch because I love coming here to work in the quiet!

This is a wonderful space. I am so baffled by the lack of any welcoming art work especially in the…read morechildren's entrance. The building walls are white, pavement dirty, nothing to draw children into the wonderful world that awaits them. Even after you enter, the walls are completely blah! The employees are friendly and this place could be transformed into an enticing haven for all ages. Libraries are my favorite places, but in my 75 years, I have not seen one less inviting. I beg you, engage a team , whether paid or volunteer, and make your library stellar!