Hands down, this library has to be my favorite of all the libraries I've been to!!! The selection…read moreand options are endless! There's 3 floors including an underground level for children. The underground level has trees planted and it gives the area such a refreshing look and smell. I admire that there is a help section for jobseekers. There's rooms for meetings, there studios for people to work and there's a theater room?! The opportunity this library provides for people to advance in your careers and or businesses is amazing! This library is so cool and I'm in shock of how great it looks as well as what it offers!

A fantastic spot to keep kids entertained for an hour or more! My two-year-old had a blast with the…read morepuzzles and the dollhouse featuring wooden furniture. For toddlers, there are also larger Lego pieces to enjoy. Older children can have fun with checkers, various board games, and a dollhouse scavenger hunt.

This is the first library I've been too since moving to the area. The ladies at the first desk were…read morewelcoming and one helped me get a card. The story time gets crowded during the week but still a good time. It's pretty small. Took some time finding AA authors as there is no longer a section dedicated to those books. I get the reasoning but would love them in one area as the community is smaller compared to others.

I have loved libraries since I was a child. Therefore, I frequent them. The Sandhills location has…read morebeen the one I frequent the most because it's close to my neighborhood. HOWEVER, I was bitten almost a dozen times recently because they have bedbugs. The staff at front desk treated the issue quite nonchalantly when I told them. This is completely unacceptable. It's been a HORRIBLE experience.

I feel like a broken record every time I visit a Richland Library branch... but the Southeast…read morelocation is yet another amazing rendition of the Richland Library. Like the other branches that I've visited, the inside is bright, colorful, and inviting, and has a wide array of computers, printers, copiers, and other electronics for guests to use. This location also has a children's arts and crafts section, which I would've loved when I was a kid. However, what stood out about this particular branch was the quality in which the books were curated and displayed. I loved walking through the aisles and checking out the different categories and genres, as well as the New York Times bestsellers and Pulitzer Prize-winning books. Although I had placed a hold, I walked away with two (2) other books that I thought would be interesting, owing to the effort that the librarians exerted in crafting the displays of books. All-in-all, this is yet another fantastic branch of the Richland Library system, and I loved my trip here!

This location has a lot of programs for kids…read more Great place to expand minds. Clean and quit.

This is such a great little library, I love how small and compact it is, it makes for a cozy,…read morecoffee-shop style type of vibe.Obviously it doesn't have all of the trappings that the larger branches do, but it replaces that with convenience and ease. The staff is always very friendly and helpful as well! Love this little library!

I love coming here. Friendly staff and fun events. I have been to a book club meeting and an art…read moreevent here and had fun participating at both! It was great to socialize with women of all demographics at these community events.

Shhh we're reading... Came here with my bonus mom for her…read moreladies group weekly canasta game. I don't know how as an adult I had no idea how much local libraries have to offer. Came here a couple times during my vacation and enjoyed the many duly activity days they had.

The St. Andrews branch of the Richland Library is yet another phenomenal iteration of the Richland…read moreLibrary! It has all of the modern-day and old-school trappings of a phenomenal library, and in addition, includes an awesome community garden, which the librarians on shift were kind enough to tell me all about. Every time I visit a Richland Library, I seem to always leave amazed, and sure enough, I left this location with the same feeling! 5/5, would recommend it, and can't thank the Richland Library enough for another great location!

I don't know how much librarians get paid. And the only reason they get these 2 stars\n It's…read morebecause of the security staff that seems to help better. Than the staff that are employed to work at the library. It seems like they get so engrossed in Doing other things like searching on the computer or reading above whatever's on their mind, it aint on really helping people, I have a head injury, okay, and I take medication. And I also have personal letters to deal with when I go in there, I need their help. I don't care if I ask for help, 20 times while I'm in there, isn't it? Their job to do just that? Why do people get jobs working with the public? And they don't have the willingness to help you, they seem to be glued to their seat. Now, I'm not talking about all the stuff, but I'm talking about most of them, you have about 3 people there that have the willingness to get app and help you, they act like they don't want to be disturbed. And then they rotate Around, and when it's time to go to the main desk, if you're sitting at a certain computer, you can't see them up there because they're salt done, they're trying to hide away from the company from the people seeing that they don't have to help you, this is more than ridiculous, get off your dairy air and help people that need the help. If I need the help, then I wouldn't ask you for the help, this is totally ridiculous and it needs to be some type of System implement it, like maybe they need to put some lights and where you don't have to constantly get app, you can press the light, it'll light app saying you need help and then it could monitor them how many times people push the button for help and see who's gonna help you and who's not this is totally ridiculous. I've become so frustrated. I have an anxiety condition that you know, I have to break and get out and go to my car and then come back in and try to finish up it really needs to be something done about this. Even the manager of the library, he isn't so helpful. He gets frustrated insulin that sets me off with my frustration. You're there to do a job, do it? I'\nM not talking about all of the staff being bad as I've mentioned before, but most of them, they become attached to their chair are they just sit there and look at you?Well , maybe it's this , maybe it's that no , maybe perhaps if you get up and come see what i'm talking about , you can give me the assistance that I need , it would be great appreciated

This branch is a great resource for local organizations to have meetings. I love attending events…read moreat this branch and the staff is always helpful and friendly.

I used to come to this library if it wasn't the downtown location. This one is very hidden behind…read morethe forest so it is easy to miss. This location is usually not busy on the school days but on the weekend and summertime there's quite a bit of people. The have a lot of booksigning, story readings and events here so check out the bulletin near the entrance. They are currently remodeling so I can't wait to see what it looks like!

Grand. Service could be a little more complimentary but perhaps the receptionist in the kids…read moresection was having a bad day. Besides that it was a lovely environment and spacious!!!

I love this library. They have private rooms you can reserve for studying. It's mostly quiet…read more Clean. The staff is helpful. I have never had an issue. I wish they were open later at night.

I really like this library because they have most everything book I need. I got this book that I…read morewant to read and now I got to chance to reading it. I highly recommend this library if you want to look for a specific book

This is my son's favorite place in the whole world. The staff are incredible! They take the time to…read moreassist their patrons and genuinely care for those who walk through their doors.