The staff, especially the lady at the front desk, is always extremely rude. When I asked about…read moremuseum passes, she was dismissive like I was inconveniencing her. When I had follow up questions, she responded condescendingly, as if I should already know. The other lady I interacted with also at the front desk I guess wasn't as rude but just seemed bothered with my son. He was next to me just looking around and sort of walking, not making any noise or even speaking she quickly told him to stay still because this wasn't a place to walk? I've also been for the children's programs they have two, one on Mondays for smaller children up until three years old and then they have one on Wednesdays for children three till five I believe. The one on Wednesday was terrible they put the children in a tiny room with barely any space and all they do is give them a piece of paper to color and that's pretty much it. The gentleman who was in charge was very kind though, complete opposite from the staff upfront. I'll never understand why people who hate customer service decide to work at front desks...

Hi All, this place is very nice except for some people who gets too loud at times! However, I do…read morefeel some people don't get the concept of being pin drop silent at a library. I was on a look out for a quiet place where I could work with better internet connectivity. Unfortunately this is second such spot where it was difficult to find an internet connection expect for a hard two bar connection. Later, I realised that it had to do with my laptop which was quite old and had just 2.5 ghz of wifi connectivity. Whereas, nowadays it's all about 5 ghz. So, my bad! I would definitely recommend this place and do not go for the sign boards at the parking as anyone wishing to spend time at this library has the privilege to park your vehicle for free of cost. This library is well arranged as all the furniture's are aesthetically placed based on user requirements. They do have small kiosks for working or studying in groups too. The library management system in this country is thumbs up!

I love studying in this library...Please keep in mind that you can only have a conversation on the…read morefirst floor of the library, only whispered conversation is permitted on the second floor and the third floor is absolutely quiet! Public computers are available in the front of the library. The staff is friendly and helpful...the temperature is just right...I have had many successful group meetings there during my masters program! Regular Hours Monday through Thursday 7:30 am - 1:00 am Friday 7:30 am - 10:00 pm Saturday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am - 1:00 am

It is an okay library. Not very modern but has everything you need to get the job done. All the…read morestudy areas are equipped with outlets. The computers on the second floor are mostly Macs. They are close to the printer station except to reload your card with money to print you have to go to the first floor. This library also has a Starbucks although always busy is nice and convenient. Not much to say about this place other than it is a good place to study.

Along the Circuit location. Good for Public meetings and teachings; Secured Church interest(s) .read more

No pictures because every angle has been covered in what's been shared! However, after grueling…read moreover the potential fact that it might have been a nightmare to apply from scratch for my US passport I actually had the most BEAUTIFUL & SMOOTH experience! The security & library clerk were kind & welcomed me as I asked for guidance on getting my passport. I was 30 minutes early just in case. When I went to the passport section it was seamless! I had all my documents gathered & my forms of payment ready! No attitude or dismissive demeanor like I've read from these places (not this spot in particular) or nightmare stories from my friends! But they did go to the USPS store vs a library! Very pleasant experience! And I finally got my library card after almost 20 years!

I love this library! Great programs and welcoming staff always. Love the exterior courtyard with…read morebenches and tall shady trees. Great children's section and a Tot Lot! A modern and beautiful municipal library with lots of history.

GAME CHANGER. I know this may sound harsh, but if you aren't using your local library's digital…read moreresources, you are a DUNDERHEAD! And I know this because until quite recently, I was a fourth degree dunderhead myself. You see, I buy e-books from Amazon to download on a Kindle, pay for a Netflix subscription, occasionally download an audiobook from audible.com, and every now and then buy a magazine for a beach day. What a fool I've been! All these services are available free of charge from my local library. I've been Amazon "one-clicking" away so much cash I should have been saving instead! I was reading on my Kindle last Saturday and was about to pull the trigger on a new book, but I paused with my finger over the button, "$12.99 for a popular book written more than 10 years ago? No, I can pick this up at the library later." So, I popped into North Miami Public Library that very afternoon. It had been so long since my last visit that my card needed to be updated. It was a quick process with no line and no waiting. The librarian was super kind and knowledgeable. She handed over the brochure in the attached photo and explained access to free e-books, audiobooks, streaming video, and magazines using apps on the phone or tablet and my library card number. On the way home, I had to stop for an errand and was confronted by a long line. I passed the time by pulling out the brochure and library card. By the time it was my turn at checkout, I had downloaded the "over drive" app and borrowed my first free e-book. A snap! So, DON'T BE A DUNDERHEAD. Stop paying for things that are available to you at your lovely local library. Stop in today!

I got lucky the Journalism courses were all at this campus, which were closer to my house…read more This campus is a COMPLETELY different campus than the main campus on 8st. You can actually find parking here, it isn't always conjested with students switching classes and it is alot smaller making it easier to navigate. Plus it has great outdoors areas to have lunch, or study. Plus all of the professors in the JOU program are awesome! Most remind me of rebelious hippies, but they are so knowledgeable in the field with many years experience. So glad I HAD to go to this campus.

Im an Alumni at FIU so I have to say Im a fan. I havent been in college for over 20 years though…read more Recently, Ive been coming to FIU North Campus because my son goes to MAST high school which shares the campus with FIU. It is in the Academic 1 building. I also come occasionally to use the pool or go into the bay for an open water swim. Thats what you do when you are training for a triathlon. Overall its a nice campus but considering Im also a UF Alumni, its hard to compare North campus to a really large University. South campus from what I remember was larger and did have that large campus feeling to it, but still much smaller than UF. Im sure its grown in the past 20 years though. If you want to get edumacated, FIU may be a good option for you.

The staff is amazing! There is always something to do for everyone, this location is very organized.read more

The scape room experience was fun. A free attraction sponsored by the library. Nicely done not too…read moreeasy or too complicated just perfect. You guys did a good job. We were in a large group. It was the type of activity that we all worked together to solve the puzzle. We had a nice crowd that work together well. There were two library employees with us in our adventure. They were a good help and also funny. The experience was nice. I recomend it.

This was one beautiful and well kept library. I liked being here. It was big and spacious…read more Everything looked clean and well kept. It had nice clean bathrooms. I enjoyed my time there. The staff was incredible. I felt welcomed and comfortable from the time I stepped in. Everyone had a friendly smile. I was offered help but various employees. They were knowledgeable. They point me right to the area I needed to be. The parking was a little complicated. The library shares parking with the other city buildings. Everyone parks all around. There was not enough parking spots.

I love coming to this library. Instead of paying for Netflix, standing in front of a Redbox…read moremachine, going to the nearest Barnes & Nobles, or trying to figure out who has the best prices for CD's; I just go to the Hollywood library and borrow everything from books, ebooks, audio books, music, and movies...for FREE! The only thing you would have to worry about is the $1.00 fine they charge each day for each item that is overdue. I like the fact with having a library account, I can go on the website and check out any new book, CD, and DVD release. If the Hollywood branch does not have the item I want, I can put the item on hold and if there's a copy of that item available at any other Broward library, it will be sent to the library of my choice for pickup. There is no limit on the amount of books or CD's to borrow (2-3 weeks), but if you want to borrow DVD's, the limit is 10 (1 week). Besides borrowing books, CD's, and DVD's, the library also provides bus passes, faxes, copying and printing (15 cents each). They have four sections of computers for adults, teens, and young children. You have to first reserve a computer, which gives you a 60 minute session. You can only reserve a computer twice, which sucks cause I normally spend more than two hours on the internet. If you're smart, you'll walk in with your laptop and use the library's free Wi-Fi. There are also four 15 minute computers that needs no reservation for people who want to go on the internet for minor, quick things like check their email, a quick tweet, print, or download, or just check their facebook page. The noise level in the facility is usually quiet until after 2pm. That's when the school children arrives and then it becomes noisy. The staff are very friendly and are willing to answer any questions you have. It's like my little sanctuary away from home.