We had a return and a donation. Also checked out a couple of books too. Paid my late fine…read more We finally got to check out the Book store. Guess we usually come on a saturday, and it wasn't open. Pricing is very good. We didn't find anything. Has well-stocked shelves in many different categories, even foreign language items, which surprised me. I know some languages, other than English. But only fully fluent, about 80%, in one of my mom's languages (she knows four languages, fluently). Noticed that the display cases inside of the main lobby have been moved. This is a pretty large Library.

I finally went to this library after living here for two years. They were so friendly and helpful…read moregetting me set up with a library card. What a beautiful library with such a huge selection of books, multimedia items to borrow, computers to use, and programming! I went for live music which was wonderful. The museum is fantastic!

My family and I have come to this library before a couple years ago. We first came here to get…read morepassports for our kids, and I highly recommend it if you need passport services. Just be sure to book your appointment online! The appointment slots open I think exactly one week in advevery Monday (I'm not 100% sure on that though, and the time slot optionsare very limited and fill up quickly. If you can snag an appointment, it's one of the easiest and smoothest places to get passports done, especially with kids. Most recently, we used one of the multipurpose rooms here for a homeschool class event, hosted by an employee from the Las Vegas Natural History Museum for an ocean life class. I really love that the museum does that and we've always had great experiences with classes like this brought to us. Overall, this is a fantastic library for so many reasons, not just for checking out books, but also for community events, meeting spaces, and passport services. We've had nothing but great experiences here!

I've been to the Windmill Library probably 10 times over the past year, and I've never had a bad…read moreexperience here. The building is clean, spacious, and it's never extremely busy. Whenever I've had a question at the front desk or needed help checking something out, I've never had to wait long. One of the best things about this location is the self-checkout system. It's super easy to use ... you don't even have to scan each book, DVD, or video game individually. Just place everything on the scanner and it checks everything out at once. They also have a great selection of PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch games, which is something a lot of people probably don't realize libraries offer. The DVD selection is solid too. It gives me a little nostalgia of walking through Blockbuster back in the day. Instead of paying for streaming services all the time, I'd definitely recommend supporting your local library. I usually reserve my books, movies, or games online, and they notify me when they're ready. I just stop by, pick them up, and check out. The whole process is really smooth. One time they even called me quickly to let me know I accidentally returned my own video game with the library items, which I really appreciated. Renewing items online is also super easy. As long as nobody else has requested the item, they usually let you renew it without any issues. I personally don't stay long enough to study or hang around, so I can't really speak on the noise level like some reviews mention and rude employee interactions. For what I use it for ... quick pickups and returns, it has been perfect. The parking lot is spacious, and they even have 3D printers available for public use, which is pretty cool. You can also renew passports here, so the library really offers a lot more services than people realize. I've been to multiple libraries in the valley, including the Sahara location, and this library has consistently been one of the easiest and nicest ones I've been to.

Library services in Clark County are very much appreciated by me, and I'm sure many others…read more Customer appreciation week was nice. The highlight for me was the book bag craft event. As a society, we need to make certain to protect and invest in our public libraries.

SUMMER LIBRARY TIME IS HERE!…read more I like to go to the library sometimes it's nice to just chill inside there and check out what's new. The Summerlin library is always a great spot for that along with any of the libraries in town. Library cards are free where you can check out books, videos, and other items. It's free to use the computers, and nothing too pricey to use printers, copiers and fax machines. Plus, there are classes and workshops. You can check out the local library schedule online before you head out. I like that there is an amphitheater inside off to the side separate from the library area that hosts, different events and cultural shows throughout the year. These are all for nominal fees/admission. There is however, sometimes a downfall to coming to the library, especially in the summer because our friends who live on the street, also like to visit or camp in here to stay cool. Although the library welcomes everyone, this limits, what you can enjoy. Sometimes this can make the shared space feel uncomfortable because of drifting body odor and or unhealthy germs coming in and out. There's etiquette to going to public place of which I would think would be enforced here-- basically if you're not feeling well and or you are not in best health don't go. That should basically cover it to prevent viruses and unsanitary germs from surfacing. There was one incident where there was a safety issue as well where people go around looking for others purses or bags. So --I personally highly recommend holding onto your stuff. Honestly, I like this library but hesitate every time I go in because of this factor. There is a musty odor that you get right from your first step inside the entrance. I always like to think it's from the older books in there. But again it is really an older building as well and has a lot going on inside of it. The library staff is very nice and helpful if you need any help with anything, as well. If you have children, there's a wonderful children's wing. There are some really great programs there for reading and entertainment for early childhood to younger youth:) This library is located off of Inner Circle Drive in The Hills Community of Summerlin. A really nice older area of town... Across from the Albertsons shopping plaza, The Trails and there's a lot of different medical buildings in the area as well.

Beautiful building. While it can fill up with students, there's always a quiet place you can find…read moreto study. Huge thank you to the Special Collections Librarians. They are sooooooo amazingly helpful, super knowledgable and super generous with their time. They have a fascinating collection of Old Vegas memorabilia.

I must say: I feel quite productive even just being inside Lied Library! I personally enjoy cozying…read moreup in the Graduate Commons (as I'm a doctoral student) and getting my work done, whether it is grading my students' work or reading for my own classes. Snacks are available for purchase up in the Graduate Commons, though I haven't bought any myself. I also like how they provided a space just for grad students since the student population is mostly run by undergraduate students. Lied Library has a very modern feel but incredibly spacious, lots of computer monitors if you don't have a computer. Librarians = also incredibly helpful! Overall, yes to Lied Library!

I came for the blood drive and left with a book I've been wanting for only $1…read more The Centennial Hills Library holds a blood drive monthly. My company sponsors it, so I brought thank you gifts for donors. The Red Cross staff is kind and gracious. I didn't take any photos inside the blood drive for privacy reasons, but it was full of exceptional members of our community set on saving lives. Whenever I visit Centennial Hills Library I always check out the book store, and it never disappoints. I usually get children's books to donate to the Obodo library. This time the books were for me though. I have that Kamala Harris book "The Truths We Hold" in my Amazon cart right now. That's so fun. It would have cost me a lot more than the $1 I paid here. Plus, proceeds go back to the library, so win! As I walked around snapping pictures, the staff wanted me to tell you some things. The gentleman monitoring the resource room invites everyone to come in. He's ready with computers, homework help, and more. The ladies at the desk by the hydroponics said this is actually an adult ed class and you will create hydroponics to take home. They said to come out and take part. The cashier at the entrance to the media section offered that there are so many great titles to choose from in the book store. I couldn't agree more. She added that it's a good idea to stop by first when you're think of shopping for books. In all it was a lovely visit and a beautiful day at the blood drive.

I'm a big fan of public libraries. I stopped by the Centennial Hills location recently to sign up…read morefor a Clark County library card and check out what the have to offer. The building appears large from the outside, but surprisingly only one floor. The bathrooms are located immediately to the right upon entry. They have a few vending machines in a little cafe type area. Water fountains are available, but no water bottle filler that I could find. The library is split down the middle, with kids section on the left and adults on the right. In the back left, they have a quiet area that is partitioned off with glass walls. In the back middle, they have a couple meeting rooms. There are two 4 person rooms that can be reserved at the information desk based on availability, or by calling the library within 48 hours of needed reservation time. Unfortunately, there is currently not a way to reserve them online ahead of time -- only by phone. There is an adult computer lab in the back left. On the outskirts of the adult section are several big reading chairs. There are only a handful of tables, which I think is something they could improve. Surprisingly, the noise level was at a minimum despite the kids section being open to the entire library.

There are nearly not enough desks for people to be able to get schoolwork done. This is…read moreunacceptable on every level. In fact if I wasn't able to find a table to work around be furious- I got through two college degrees utilizing my public libraries in Los Angeles. I understand education doesn't mean didly-squat to most people who live in this town however it does for those coming from educated backgrounds. There should be rows of desks with partitions: I have counted five tables each with people at them. This needs to be changed immediately to accommodate the people who would like to use a public library for its purpose; READ, STUDY, EXPAND their knowledge In a comfortable and peaceful environment. 3-D print stations which are utilizing desks are worthless when not being used.

If you go on a monday or tuesday from 6-8 it's very quiet and enjoyable. My grandsons love to play…read morein the kids section. They have puzzles and a playkichen, and they can even use the computer's.

So far best place for study, i have tried all the libraries in the city and this one seems like the…read more perfect spot. If you like study in quiet this is perfect spot, and if you go further by the windows area it is more quiet. They also have study rooms available but it requires at least two people. Students are quiet and staff also. They open at 8 am so if you are an early bird like me it is great. On week days they closed at 10 pm so it works perfectly with my schedule. They are also open on weekends but shorts hours. Also book selection is amazing. They have a lots of available desktop computers, i don't know is it Covid or what but it is never busy as of right now. Never to crowded never to busy perfect for study. I like the way that they have windows instead of the wall so natural light is all that you need and don't have a feeling like i am inside

Quiet and spacious. Perfect for studying in a group on in your own. I would come here again if I…read moreever need to study or get some work done.

Went to the Pentagogical Brass Quintet performance today. Not first event attended. Great music. My…read morecompliments to players and library staff.

SMELLY homeless ppl once again, old computers and just a few, smells like homeless people otherwise…read moreit's a nice clean library but NO! Don't come here!

In all my years living in Vegas, I finally got a library card. Im grateful to Kim who helped me…read moretoday - she was very sweet, informative and accommodating. The clean, cool environment - as well as the welcoming staff - make me eager to come back for a quiet afternoon in.

I recently learned that my kids' favorite librarian, Mr. Patrick at Aliante Library, resigned about…read morethree months ago--and it's truly been a big loss for our family. My 4- and 8-year-old still talk about him, and going to the library just isn't the same without seeing him there. My daughter practically grew up attending his Storytime. When she first started going, she was extremely shy and would cry if anyone approached her. Mr. Patrick noticed that right away and met her exactly where she was. Instead of overwhelming her, he would gently wave from a distance, give her space, and slowly build trust. Because of him, she became more comfortable and confident in that environment--and that means everything to me as a parent. With my son, he was just as incredible. He took the time to recommend books he knew he'd enjoy and would even walk with us to show him the "cool" chapter books. He didn't just do his job--he genuinely cared. He once said, "Kids can tell if adults are nice or not--they are wise," and he truly lived by that. It's such a shame to see someone like Mr. Patrick leave. People like him make a lasting impact on children and families, and those connections matter more than words can express. That said, we are very grateful for Ms. Jessica and Ms. Melissa. They continue to show kindness and dedication to the kids, and it's clear they are loved by the families who come back week after week. Librarians play such an important role--many of our children grow up with them, and they help shape their love for reading and learning. I truly hope our tax dollars are going toward supporting and properly compensating these amazing individuals who are making a real difference in our community.