I like using the computers, getting books and movies and using the technical part upstairs. The bad…read morepart is people hang outside and when I was there I witnessed a fight between two males. There is also plastic containers and food being dumped outside of the library.

I love my local library!! I have been coming here since I was a child for story time. It's amazing…read moreeven to this day they still offer story time for kids. They have baby and Me for younger infants and another group for older kids. They also do all types of events throughout the year you can find on their Facebook or calender. They even do events for adults and offer educational classes all for free. The library staff is always friendly. Jonathan the youth specialist who leads the baby and me class is remarkable. He has a true talent for connecting with the kids. My son adores him and actually gets engaged in story time. I appreciate how Jonathan remembers my sons name and greets him each time. This library has a very inviting children's room with blocks and in the back they have animal shaped chairs. They allow you to check out so many books and make reading exciting. It's a wonderful opportunity to connect with other parents and let your children have fun! Its never too soon to start their education and joy for learning.

I love coming to this location on Thursdays for the toddler/preschool time. Mr. Jonathan is so…read moregreat with kids. My 4 year old looks forward to coming to the story time and classes held by him

Definitely recommend to check their resources and events, I was able to do basic ASL in a month,…read moresuper glad I did it

I visited this library location for the first time, and it is a nice, small library. I came here to…read moreattend an arranged program on a Sunday afternoon - the Organizer chose this library for their program. The library was easy to locate and offers plenty of parking. It wasn't at all busy on this particular Sunday afternoon. The meeting room was plenty spacious and was able to easily accommodate that 24 or so persons in attendance. The staff was friendly. They facilities were clean. Sometimes it is just good to get out of the old comfort zone and see what else is being offered around the metro area.

This is the library that we go to all the time because we live 5 minutes walking distance from it…read more The workers are pretty nice.The only down side is the seats really smell bad and some look and our look worn out.Also people laid out in front of the library and sit for long periods of time with suitcases.

Stopped here to work virtually for a bit before an appointment nearby. The place was pretty busy…read morebut with mostly others doing the same. It was a bit frustrating that they had many tables big enough for at least 4 people but everyone would spread out and put their feet up, making room for only one. They had some 1-2 person tables and study spaces, but most were taken. I was lucky to find a chair to sit and work, but it would have been nice if there was a requirement to share the spaces, especially at tables that could fit at least 4.

This is a great little small library. There are a few computers for use and a few tables around…read moreincase you brought your own laptop or want to study. When we arrived all the tables were in use except for one in the kids area. A woman was tutoring a young girl, but they kept the voices to a low medium. People were respectful and did not talk loud or talk on their phone. There are also tables outside. If you work in the area but live outside this county you can get a library card or get a card for a $40 fee.

The Historic District is not only the street where the are is. Is basically all of St. Cloud's…read moreDowntown area. Sure, it looks pretty outdated, but it IS a Historic District. I just feel like it could use more "love and taken care off". It doesn't seem like these landmarks are being well taken care of. At least not on the outside. Still, it has pretty old buildings and lots of businesses around. Plus is VERY near from Lakefront, a beautiful park.

185/100 in 2016 challenge…read more If you like old historic "stuff" there is a several block radius where you can find exactly that.. Located in what is considered downtown St. Cloud there are several blocks that have a war time museum, a park with old time helicopters and a bandstand and monuments. It all leads to the city hall which is a modern building in the middle of town. Nice place to reminder you at a period long forgotten.

The employees are incredibly rude and treat patrons like they hate them. They work bankers hours…read moreand you're never more than five feet from a sign with threats on it. There's absolutely no reason to treat taxpayers like this; we may as well just not have a library. I reserved a room for a work meeting and Ardina decided to aggressively barge in to loudly to yell at me for an empty cup and question me about the name on the reservation. The power trip was insane. The woman is clearly unwell and I am concerned about her working for our local government.

Gets my recommendation as a library: lots of books and magazines! Free wifi. Computers if u need…read morethem ( I don't). Quiet. Good help if you can't find a book. Many desk, sofas, and carols. Great to go for a planning day or just to catch up on current magazines. Only thing missing is the " old library smell". But then: one can't have everything!!

I love watching around downtown and I only live 10 minutes walking distance from there.I love…read morelooking at the shops and eating at the main st pizza. The owners are pretty nice and the pizza is great.

It is is believed Kissimmee is a modern spelling of an ancient tribal word. The city was founded as…read morea small trading post on the northern bank of Lake Tohopekaliga then known as the community of Allendale. After the Civil War, the area was purchased along with four million acres of marshland and plains for 25 cents an acre by Hamilton Disston, the owner of Disston Saw Company in Philadelphia. By 1882 a one room school house opened on Main Street and Kissimmee was incorporated as a city one year later in 1883. Today you can head down US-192 through the welcome gate into historic Kissimmee. There are many historic buildings and attractive old trees. Many of the buildings have murals on them as part of the Osceola Art, ARTisNOW, a public murals project. One of the oldest businesses on Broadway is Makinson Hardware. It was established in 1884 and is reported to be the oldest retail hardware stores in Florida still in operation. The historic downtown is filled with an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, and businesses. Restaurants include Abracadabra Ice Cream Factory, 3 Sister's Speakeasy, Big John's Rockin BBQ, Broadway Pizza Bar, Buchito, Neptuno's Bar & Grill, Pa'l Callejón, Willy's Wieners, and 2v Brothers Steakhouse. Shopping destinations include Echoes of Yesterday Antique Mall and Lanier's Historic Downtown Marketplace, Other places of note in the downtown is the Monument of States constructed in 1943 after the attack on Pearl Harbor to inspire American solidarity by incorporating a rock sent from each state. Another place is the The Osceola County Courthouse which opened on May 6, 1890 and is Florida's coldest continuously operating courthouse. Kissimmee has many open space and parks along the shoreline of Lake Tohopekaliga with walkways and green spaces which are opportunities for relaxing. Kissimmee Lakefront Park has a fishing pier, walking paths, picnic pavilions, a playground, and lots of shade trees. It is used to host many events throughout the year. To make the downtown more visitor friendly the Kissimmee Community Redevelopment Agency has completed projects on the streets of downtown, Main Street, Broadway, Dakin, Monument, Darlington. You can park for free on the street or at the upgraded Pleasant Street parking lot and Toho Square parking garage. The historic Key's Service Station on the corner of Broadway and Drury Avenues has been restored and repurposed as the Kissimmee Mainstreet Welcome Center. On the first Friday of each month is the Kissimmee Valley Farmers Market, where the community can shop from local farmers and artisans between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.

Been wanting to come here for sometime now but I always forget about coming. I was looking for a…read morespot to read and that's when I remembered the library. Upon arriving, there was parking all around the building. After I parked, I noticed there was a round about to walk around outside and a couple spots by the ponds to read! I went inside the library, and it was very organized. Spots around downstairs and upstairs to study or read. There were private rooms for rent. For the most part, I was able to read and concentrate. However, towards the end, there were kids upstairs that were being loud and I couldn't concentrate anymore. I didn't know this library was different than the Orange County library. I thought it was the same, but thankfully, getting a new library card was simple. I found the 2 books I was looking for! There's book returns both inside and outside of the library! My favorite thing about this spot is the architecture outside!

I love coming to this library and even though I live in Orlando, I prefer to come here instead of…read morethe Orange County libraries. Fun fact - this library has book clubs in a bag (book club kits)! Each bag comes with 11 books (and an ebook), discussion questions, and you only need one person to check out the entire kit. How cool is that? They also have a similar program for board games. Nice!

Valencia Community College is a great institution. They have continued to progress and grow…read moresuccessfully. They started off as a two-year degree institution and now they have developed bachelors programs and have a program called "Direct Connect" where if you go into a degree that you can start, but not finish in Valencia, you can continue in UCF and you have a guarantee admission to UCF. It also means you get preference as a future admission in UCF if you want to go into a graduate program. With Direct Connect you can also enroll in UCF, but take classes in Valencia, if transportation or location is an issue for you; and these courses count as UCF credits. Finally, not only do they continue to grow and have 4 campuses between Osceola Campus and Orange County, with several attainable degrees, they also offer financial aid programs, scholarships and grants. Actually, they have around 25,000 students you get grants. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY152HAuJFg) Finally, they offer online classes and have several programs to help students be able to succeed in the academia.

This is absolutely the worst campus out of all! Everyone is rude as hell! This campus is more for…read morestudents who just graduated from High School. So if you are not around that age group...I suggest you go somewhere else. They need to work on making the students feel more welcomed. The career center counselor is an A-hole and he will make you feel like you can't make it in life. He needs to work on how to talk to people. The cafeteria doesn't make your food with love. Plus some of the professors are not doing a good job on helping students learn. You will leave confused out of these classes. On the plus side the Library staff is great and the writing center. They will make sure to help you in whatever you need. This used to be such a great campus but now I am just never coming back for sure.