I absolutely LOVE this library. I have spent so many hours here reading, planning, meeting,…read morestudying, printing, hanging with friends, exploring, etc. I love that such a rich resource exist and is accessible to so many communities. I love the PPLD system and this is one of the best branches. I especially love this branch for bringing my nieces and nephews. The children's area is so nice for smaller children. I can't say enough great things about this branch. Last thing the views are spectacular!

This location is conveniently located in the Briargate area. It has two levels, the bottom one has…read morean abundant selection of books for all ages. We love coming here because there's always something to do. They have read aloud time for the little ones, they offer a quiet area where you can study and also have a gaming room too. Of course my kids were excited and wanted to go in but keep in mind that there's certain times permitted. Staff are always so helpful. From the kids area, teens and upstairs at the customer service table, they're available to lend a helping hand. A bonus is that they offer a charging station for cell phones outside their building. You'll need a 4-digit code to access it. Definitely check it out if you're in the area.

The new upgrade has left your digital library pretty much unusable…read more Super disappointed.

We love this PPLD location. The building is big, spacious, and organized. The front of the building…read morehas nicely shaded grassy areas for you to sit and read a book. Theres lots of parking available and we like the drive up book drop off. We spend most of our time in the kids section. There's a cute reading area with lots of seating and some toys for little ones to play with. There are tables for coloring and computers with games. There are many other resources available at this library. Every time we come here we find something new. It truly is a gem in our community.

This building is quite beautiful. I had heard about this library and I was in Old Colorado City…read morewith my bestie, so we walked in to check it out! First, this is one of three Carnegie libraries here in the Springs. Carnegie was a philanthropist and one of the things he built were libraries. His foundation would allow cities to apply for grants and agree to certain requirements and made sure they would remain public. Supposedly, he was inspired by the reading rooms that women were organizing throughout the country. The collection of books are only on the main floor of the building, but this library (like with most libraries in the Springs) is part of the Pikes Peak Library District so you can order, borrow, and drop off books at any of the locations within the system. This library will celebrate 120 years this Saturday on Dec 7, 2024. They will be offering a swap out of your library card with a limited edition card if you drop in on Saturday. Never stop exploring!

I love the Old Colorado City library because it's such a cute location in the staff are very…read morehelpful. It's right across from the park so I'm usually running multiple errands at once and only have to park in one spot. They do have their own parking lot as well which is super convenient especially if you're just doing a quick book drop off. I just saw that they are expanding their hours as well, and they are open till 7 PM most evenings to make it more accessible for those that work until 5 PM.

Great smaller library. Helpful staff & clean. That's all I personally need from a library...besides…read morebooks & media of course.

Great community resource. This branch has very convenient and extended hours, a significant…read morecomputer bank, outlets and tables, a good book selection. PPLD has a strong system of reserving holds, you can go online with your card and select books and other resources from any branch and they will courier them to the branch you choose and set them aside for you to pick up. We have five big readers in the family and we home school, so this last service is invaluable. We can research which books the family can use or might be interested in, look them up in the online catalogue, and pick them up when they are ready. This has turbocharged the kids' reading because there are no gaps in reading, there are always books ready for them when we stop in town. Of course, they usually browse the shelves in addition. Also great for video resources. Last great use, there are a ton of school resources that look interesting but are too expensive to sample over and over. PPLD's reserve holds option lets me check out these resources, review them, and either decide they don't fit us or go ahead and buy the books for the school year. This doesn't just save us money, it saves us wasting time on curricula that aren't a good fit. Can't praise the place enough! Much of this applies to the other branch we use, also, so I'll be pasting this there.

Came here to the Aspen Room for a group meeting today. The room was clean, easy to find, and…read morespacious. Parking on the top floor was free. The library itself was updated but filled with vagrants being loud. This should probably be addressed, as I wouldn't want my kids there without supervision. All in all it was a good visit and I will return. I saw dvds as well as printed media, and staff was visible throughout. It was worth mentioning that there were armed guards walking around. Seemed a little odd, but I wasn't hanging out too long in the main area, as I was there for a meeting, and that's it.

My biggest complaint about this library is that I didn't see any form of free parking - it seemed…read morelike it was all metered. I understand this is downtown, but it seems like a barrier to entry for people who are not as well off and would need the free resources a library offers. Upon entering, the most jarring thing about this library is the "bleeding station" near the entrance (kind of weird it's not just called First Aid?) and the homeless man I saw being escorted toward it. Beyond that, this library was beautifully set up from what I saw (we didn't explore quite as much as usual due to the limited time we had on our meter) with the usual separate kids area (which had a sign that disallowed anybody from sitting there who wasn't with their child). This one didn't seem to have nearly as much activity space or resources as the other 3 libraries I've been to in the area, and seemed to have a bigger emphasis on baby and toddler age toys than anything else. I still think this is a great library, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come to this one, especially since I live on the opposite side of town from it.

Came here for a group meeting today. The room was clean,…read moreeasy to find, and spacious. Parking in the large lot was free. The library itself was unexpectedly found in a business plaza. It can easily be missed. It was a good visit, and I will return. I saw dvds as well as printed media, and staff was visible throughout. The meeting room was clean and spacious. With the doors shut, it was quiet and private. There are homeless people outside and inside, but they didn't seem to bother anyone. Although one did randomly enter the conference room and start washing up using the sink in the room.

This is small Library, but they are the only Library in The Springs that has what I am looking for…read more The employees are always easy to talk to and very helpful. Sometimes I just need to print something really quick and they have 4 computers that you can use for 15 just for that reason. You do not have to reserve the computer, if it is not being used then you can use it. I really enjoy this Library. If you want to get away from the craziness of the bigger libraries then this is the one to go to!

Three of four loved the new production , Where We Belong at FAC. How did she remember all that? As…read morea Mohegan and a Shakespeare doctoral candidate her discussions on language disappearing was intriguing. In addition having someone sign for the deaf brought another dimension. I loved the show.

Absolutely incredible show. I saw Elf and let me be the first to say it was so Christmas. My one…read morecomplaint they didn't ask me on stage...I was confused. Pissed I didn't get on stage.

not all that much to actually see, but important as it was the first capital of Colorado…read more Worth seeing though. Old Colorado City, however, is great. It is full of art galleries restaurants & restored art decco buildings. who knew? A very funky town. Get down.

We took our five year old to the Book Buzz they are doing this summer for FREE! History book for…read morekids, craft, old songs and artifacts....our daughter loved it! We'll be back in two weeks!

Terrible business . Closes at 7 all week but closes at 5 on a Friday when parent have actual time…read moreto bring their kids. Not a lot of selection for young kids . Place is ran down and needs to be moved to a better location with better staff !!

Twice I had trouble with the copier and 2 different ladies helped me figure it out. They were very…read morepatient and nice.

Wonderful staff, patient with kids. Good programs offered! I really love this place. They also have…read morecommunity rooms that can be used for scouting groups, etc. And the children's library is on a separate level from the adult area for those who don't like the children's cheerful noise. Up to date computers are available for free use as well!

My biggest complaint? I wish the library was doubled in size! Compared to the other libraries I've…read morebeen to in town, it feels a bit small. The selection is still good, the service is always helpful and friendly, and my children and I always enjoy our time here.