Clearbrook Library is one of the most beautiful and uplifting places in Abbotsford. The centerpiece…read morehas to be the golden apple tree outside -- it feels straight out of a storybook, like a modern-day reminder of Adam & Eve and the Garden of Eden. It gives the whole Spirit Square a magical, almost sacred energy, especially with the waterfall flowing nearby. Inside, the library itself is just as inspiring. The massive 30-foot vaulted ceilings make the whole space feel expansive and airy, while the floor-to-ceiling windows let in natural light and look directly out onto the golden tree and the square. It's the kind of setting that makes you want to linger, reflect, and breathe a little deeper. There's no shortage of comfy seating either -- perfect for curling up with a book, relaxing, or even sneaking in a quick cat nap (just don't snore or you might get caught ). Altogether, it's not just a library -- it's a sanctuary. A place to recharge, be inspired, and feel connected to something bigger.

Came here and enjoyed lunch outside the library, then went inside to do some work. Had plenty of…read moretables and outlets near the windows which was nice, good wifi too. Bathrooms could be a bit cleaner. Quite a few people, lots of books, computer stations available to use.

Assholes with attitudes at the clearbrook store.....bought new strings,one came unwound putting it…read more( not tuning it). The young kid blamed me for their faulty product, then argued with me. Idiot manager suggested I join their stringing class. LOSERS !!! NEVER GOING BACK AGAIN. THEY TREAT CUSTOMERS LIKE GARBAGE.

I go up from the USA just to visit their store. Great selection of the good stuff we guitarists…read moreall want. Sometimes you'll also find a sweet deal you'd never find in the states.

A company made of high integrity professionals that will offer custom solutions on steel and…read morerelated products.

Our beloved cat, Kid, came from here. She came in with a whole litter right before we arrived, and…read morethey wanted them outta there because the other cats in the place were sick. So we obliged. It wasn't hard, I was standing near the cage when this small paw poked through, and grabbed me. I looked down, she looked at me. She was not interested at all in her littermates, food, or mom - just breaking out of the joint (OK, I know that's a bad sign... you never take the kitten that's not normally interacting with the others... but she was playing me, and it worked). I took her out of the cage, and she settled into the crook of my arm and wouldn't budge. That was all it took. Seven years later she still has us wrapped around her little paw...

Just adopted a two year old dog. I was impressed with the care and attention of the staff and…read morevolunteers. Love the dog. He is fitting in perfectly with our other pets and seems to be happy with us. He was alone too much with his previous family and had some destructive habits. We keep him busy with lots of company and have had no problems at all.

Such a hardworking and experienced person-Gurpreet Singh. It was the great experience with Baaz…read moreWelding services.

I have utilized many of the libraries in the Fraser Valley and I must say the staff at Mission are…read moreamong the best. They are unfailingly helpful and generally cheerful, even now during COVID. Their materials are kept up to date with borrowed materials being filed back regularly. They ensure the many areas are kept clean and orderly and it is always a pleasure to visit.

One of the best places in Mission - friendly and helpful staff, lots of choices - books for every…read moreinterest, and in major languages, audio tapes, video tapes, computers to use free. There are always interesting programs for children, youth and adults. Tutors to help with homework, or to improve your English skills. Or, just a quiet place to relax, flip through a magazine, meet up with friends. Make it a weekly visit.