What a great library especially for kiddos! They have all kinds of books for every interest and the…read moreplace is well-lit. The staff is very friendly also.

This used to be the best library in the valley with large selections of books, CDs, and DVDs. Now…read morewith everyone streaming, it's not as busy as it used to be, plus the younger generation doesn't seem to read anymore. (there is still a benefit to using the library)

Cute little library in the heart of Sugarhouse. I came here for a La Leche League meeting, which…read morewas held in the basement conference room. I was really impressed by the meeting space. It was large and spacious, very clean, and plenty of chairs. There also appeared to be an overhead projector available. The library is small but has all the basics and the staff is super helpful. They have a decent sized kids section. If you follow your google maps GPS to get here just know there is little to no parking along highland. It's better to park in the shopping center parking lot, which is where the library front doors face anyway.

I adore this library! It is super historic and you can tell! It also has the date it was made in…read moreand I think it's the 1800's. It's in Sugarhouse and a smaller more intimate branch. Definitely not nearly on the same page as the downtown public library. Although you can use the same card for it because they are affiliated. I've returned books here that I checked out downtown and they're very helpful here. Also lots of resources when you walk in the front such as City Weekly but also local non profits that helps out in different areas. A really wonderful library that is just the cutest most historic library I've seen yet! I wouldn't be surprised if it was the oldest library in Utah.

I love the Holladay library. This is a great place as well as amazing for local resources. You can…read moreuse the computers all you want, check out books. This is a new and modern library, tucked away off the busy street so a perfect location if you're wanting to visit the library for a relaxing experience. Kids and adults alike both love it here.

This is a small library, but it has a bunch of Childrens books and its easy to order online and…read morepickup books at this location. All the people working here seem extra nice and helpful. During the worst of Covid, the librarian went and especially helped me pick out specific Level 1 books so my son could work on his reading. The people here are working hard to make this town a better place. I appreciate all that you do!

I went for the ballet, stayed for the vibes…read more This library feels like a secret. Like if you know, you know. It's modern in that clean, beautiful way where you suddenly feel like a better person just by walking inside. I had time before the show started, so I wandered around pretending I had my life together, which honestly was very believable in that lighting. The staff was so sweet and genuinely helpful. Like not just "here's your answer" helpful, but "I love my job and also hope you have a great day" helpful. Rare and deeply appreciated. There are big windows everywhere, comfy seats, little pockets of calm where you can read, think, or journal about how magical the place is. I would come here even without a performance, just to sit and pretend I'm writing my novel or about to run into someone who's about to change my life. Also, yes, there's a rooftop patio, and yes, it's as dreamy as it sounds. If I lived closer, I'd be here all the time, probably with a lavender tea, trying not to romanticize everything but definitely failing.

Dang, you so pretty! I mean, when they build a library, they really build a library. SLC Library…read morepeeps have already proven that with the downtown wonder, but even though this lil' guy is just a wee one, doesn't mean they didn't make it nice, because they really made something wonderful. I was looking to plan a meeting and as a card carrying member, I remembered that they let you book rooms here for free with your library account. We grabbed one of the study rooms, booked it out several days in advance, and had a really productive time. You can only book two hour blocks total, but how handy is that? The library itself is beautiful inside and out, with stories worth of stories (see what I did there?). The room we were in was on the second story, but now that they're building that massive structure to the north, the northerly views are obstructed. Still, that second story has an outdoor deck area that looks like it would amazing in better weather. Kudos to SLC Library for planting this in the up-and-coming Marmalade District and making it a fixture for years to come.

I use this library for many things. The expected would be for books and research, but…read moreadditionally, I use their creative space to do various other creative other things. Mostly I engrave, cut, and score on their laser machine, but they also have sewing machines, button makers, and other things. Recently I just used one of their large spaces for a small gathering. It was great!

Library is now open and has a new building and parking lot…read more They also have a drive through book return which makes it so nice that you don't have to get out of your car in inclement weather. Another cool feature outside is the skateboards and scooter parking with locks. Some of the new features include: kitchen for culinary arts/ children's play area/ teen room with a gaming area/ bicycle repair area with tools/ A podcast, music, and video recording studio/ Sewing machines/ sublimated printer/ Glowforge 3D wood cutter/ RV goggles/ Artificial intelligence robots Wow! When I was growing up all my local library had was books! My how things change. When you walk into the new and improved library you are welcomed by the library staff which then opens to a huge open space with big bright windows. Not the small cramped dark library of yesterday... Classes are also available and change monthly along with author book readings. Actually they is so much to enjoy I can't put it all in a review. Go check it out for yourself. It's open. One last thing, this branch (like West Jordan's) has the automatic check in so you don't have to wait for someone to check in your items, especially if they are due that day.

this one star review is for the people of the Utah utes who come to enjoy this fantastic library…read more Why the FUCK, like actually why the FUCK, would you replace the very fantastic and spacious marketplace with a tiny kiosk Starbucks. First of all Starbucks is 3 dollars on average more expensive for a coffee than the marketplace, this is especially important for college kids who are studying all the time and need some caffeine and they don't have time to work all time so they are broke. Not to mention the food is wayyyy cheaper and affordable, especially for a small snack. NO one wants a 10 dollar 1 square inch breakfast sandwhice. bullshit. Second, the marketplace is quick! it took me about 5 min to walk down to the marketplace from anywhere, get what I want, and be drinking my coffee with a snack in my hand heading back to actual important shit. Starbucks has this stupid mobile order, so not only if you walk up and order something that will take 10 min to get on its own, theres 20 fucking people in front of you with orders of their own. I walked up to a nice lady and asked how long she had been waiting and she had said half an hour and still counting and she mobile ordered.might as well just fucking DoorDash a coffee. Other than that money grabbing decision by this university this library is great. screw your Starbucks gimme my marky back.

What a difference six years can make! Marriott is the main library on campus at the University of…read moreUtah. The exterior has been remodeled. It kind of had a venerable look when I attended the school more than a half decade ago. It now looks like it has caught up with the times. The interior was modern with a computer lab on the first floor. Spent a lot of time here for projects and homework. Now it seems more cozy and even a better place to study, though that lab is gone I see. Perhaps a change of the times given the laptop/mobile/Internet world we live in. Still the printed word holds academic resonance and Marriott is the place to gather that material.

This library is small, but they had really stepped up their game recently. I love the new story…read moretimes for kids held multiple times a week. At least twice a month there is a teen activity, and also a family night activity like Legos or a movie. If I have a slower week and need something to fill some wiggly toddler time, there is a lot to choose from. If they don't have a book you're looking for, you can easily get it transferred from another location.

Great library for young kids. Staff has always been helpful even when I held up closing one night!…read moreI appreciate all of the kids activities, play section and book selection. I have found the majority of books I was looking for here.

My memory is so Bad with Names... I was having trouble with the Printer Not Printing out my…read morePaperwork After preparing it via QR code, so the friendly guy printed it out for me without charge. I hope the library does Make enough for its material and staffing, but the guy was truly nice, and he said it was for the trouble. They have a Lot of patience with the Loud Kids that have seemingly crowded there that Friday. If you are looking for peace and quiet, Beware... there are Quieter Libraries around... but again the Staff are nice and I'm leaving 5 stars for them.

The SLCPL has disappointed me, before COVID I was a satisfied citizen but now I don't feel treated…read morelike a citizen anymore. Public libraries are walk-in community centers but now you have to make an appointment to even go there, and access with appointment is limited, and you're forced to wear a mask.