Came here as a visitor, looking for things to do to keep the kiddos entertained while the hubby…read morewent skiing for the day. They have a newly remodeled children's space that was quite nice and well stocked! Some standouts: - Little aquarium with turtle - Walkers/Shopping carts w/ toy grocery items - Abundance of stuffed animals - Balance toys - Arts & Crafts including scissors, glue, paper, coloring paper, crayons - Alphabet/Number magnets - Computer/Gaming area - Children's bathroom Everyone we met that worked there were also super friendly - if you're looking for a place to spend an hour or two before or in between naps, this is a great place to spend it!

2 ladies on duty at 9am were the BEST! PROFESSIONAL, customer service, and very nice!…read moreThank you for knowing how to treat your guests!

Such a neat library. Went here since we are going to be visiting Breck a lot and wanted to get…read morefamiliar with the city. The two play areas are great. The layout in the historical building facilitates study areas and play areas.

Fantastic library. I continue to be impressed my the town run facilities in Breck. The library is…read moresmall but well stocked , clean, and has a wonderful kids section. There are even two slides! The small one is like a small jungle gym one but the big one, in the junior room, is a proper curved one that even i took a ride on. The kids books are great and they also have a good selection of DVDs you can borrow. The library was a fantastic place to just relax a bit with the two little ones. The toddler got to run around and flip through books while the baby crawled around and (tried to) build with blocks.

Erin is what makes "story time" worth it! She is the only reason to go with your kids! She's the…read moreonly reason my guy goes and has fun-They should call it Erin Hour

I'm just learning about getting books on my iPad through Libby. Still learning but reading and not…read morespending is fabulous!

I like it here. The food is a tad small and overpriced. It is a fun night to play games in the game…read moreroom or dance to DJ Food is decent and rich

If you're in Vail and stop by Chasing Rabbits, do yourself a favor and ask for Manny--seriously, he…read moremade our entire night. From the second we sat down, Manny brought the kind of energy, attention to detail, and genuine kindness that you just don't come across often. He knew the menu inside and out, gave incredible recommendations, and somehow managed to be both super professional and feel like a friend we'd known forever. What stood out most was how effortless he made everything. Drinks were always full, timing was perfect, and he checked in just the right amount without ever being overbearing. You can tell he truly cares about the experience he creates for his guests, and it shows in every interaction. Manny didn't just serve us--he elevated the entire experience. Hands down one of the best servers I've ever had. If you're lucky enough to get him, you're in for an amazing night.

In an open land filled with Barnes & Noble, comes a MUCH better bookstore with your name on it!…read more It's got everything you need from the classics (with their own awesome covers), any genre you could imagine, a large kids section, puzzles, stationary, local products, a bar for some 'literary libations' and more! It's so nice to see the local and independent bookstores and their layouts. This one is no different and such a homey type of feel! Please make your way on over and support!

Cute little book store that is actually a little larger than I first thought. We mainly stopped…read moreby to see if my grandson could find a gift for his girlfriend. Don't really find what he wanted, but had a really nice stroll around!

Let me start by saying this is my 3rd go around at finishing my degree. May the 3rd tie be the…read morecharm. Second. this is my 3rd semester at CMC. My starting experience was mixed. I honestly felt like the counseling staff were not attentive to new students. They have a higher than most colleges turn over. Some would say that is expected in a tourist place, but at a college? Nope, not good. So let's dissect this part by part. #1 Price. affordable, best price for a community college I have ever seen. They get an A for that. #2 Reaching staff. B- Some of the staff are GREAT at returning calls, so are some of the teachers. A big thank you to Anna and Jennifer in financial aid and the book ordering department. #3 Their 'efollets' online book store. F. I'd give a Z if that was a letter grade! This online book place is extortion. The cost of books is ridiculous and after many discussions with fellow students, rarely gets used. Their bu back program is a slap in the face for what they give back for the books you bought/rented. Most students order from Amazon or other book places online or just do the online rental version. CMC needs to just get rid of Efollet. #4 Technology and communication with fellow students/staff. B- I think they have a great technology platform. I like Canvas but think the school should make a policy of everyone (teacher and student) using it. I have a class this semester where 1 professor doesn't use Canvas at all, no CMC email either. It was hard to reach her and that made things very stressful for me. I get that at the college level your suppose to make effort but I'm not a stalker and that was crazy trying to reach her when even the staff wasn't sure how. #5 Communication from CMC staff/admin/main branch. C+ While many I think do a good job, leaving a cryptic message about a class that was dropped due to not enough people registered for it, without giving your name and what the class is and a number where to all you back at is bad phone etiquette and just rude. Also, again communication. I left a message for one of the new counselor's only to hear that he just went on vacation (really? because most people that start a job CANNOT go on vacation for a bit until they earn that time!) and he STILL hasn't called me back. Another counselor forgot to do my paperwork I submitted to her for early registration (and once you pass that time, you can't fix it until regular registration opens), then she still messes up by registering me for classes I couldn't take due to conflict time with my work schedule. I took it up with the Dean and got it fixed. I also had issue with SOME people at the front desk in Dillon (Breck you ladies get a A-!). I got a call from someone specific (its a small community so I'll leave her name off here) who wanted my high school info but in her message said not important and yet said call her back by 3pm. First, transcripts give that info, 2nd I was half way through my 2nd semester. Why need it now? Oh, cause they are too lazy to look it up. It's easier to pick up a phone and ask the student. I'm not a fan of this person for other personal reasons. People in small towns talk and my boys have told me things that make me not so happy with this person. Point being, I hope to not deal with her anymore. I'll call Breck campus. #6 Lack of classes offered at night. C- Business, language, etc... We are a resort community, yet the only language offered is Spanish and English as a 2nd language. I would think that Russian, German, Italian, French or other languages would be possible to be offered. There aren't enough business classes offered though they offer a bachelors in business now. Disappointing. #7 They have a great technology online tool B- I love that there is web help through the virtual library. I also love the help desk, Yuliya is wonderful and helpful! However, their lack of tutoring in subjects they offer (accounting for one!) is disturbing. It isn't the math, it's the principles of accounting i don't get! Hence taking Principles of Accounting. The teacher was nice and pleasant but he works as an accountant. What is that saying, you can't see the forest through the trees? Sometimes when you work in a field so much explaining things in layman's terms is difficult to someone new? CMC totes their sustainable programs. They have recycle bins everywhere, w/ ways to fill up reusable water bottles instead of using a new water bottle every time (ironic because the vending machines are a bit of a contradiction right by the water fountains). They even has signs in the bathroom about half flushes vs full flushes. I have heard their culinary program is amazing and hope to take some cooking classes (yes, I need lessons in cooking I don't enjoy it and I'm horrible at it). Communication is key in any business, college, non-profit, any place period. Some people have been great to work with there, some have made me wonder about their position at the college. Overall C+ stay tuned...

We were looking for something to do with the kids inside while waiting out a rain storm. The Pitkin…read moreCounty Library is a gem for those with kids! They have an EXCELLENT children's area. They have lots of kids books easily accessible and categorized. They have an adorable puppet area with hand puppets. There is a table with bins filled with things to do like magnatiles and train tracks. Great place to bring the kids on a rainy day or if you are looking for a fun place indoors.

What really sets this library apart though is that if you are parent with small children who have…read moreany interest in the performing arts, you will look this library's program of Tunes and Tales and Story Time at the John Denver Outdoor Theater. In my opinion, Allison is a world-class children's librarian in that she knows how to really engage her audience on a first name basis--I suspect she could have majored in child development or the dramatic arts by the way she performs stories aloud. I recommend bringing your toddler to this program even if I had to put a mask on my child and fly across the country to see it. It was a such blessing to listen to Heather et al accompany Allison's oration with a violin and viola pair--what a dream team. What I personally like most about this library are the periodical selections on the subtopics of investing and aviation. I enjoy watching AARP members researching investments on nearby tables as if their lives depended on the effort. I also like the DVD and CD selection in the basement. If I had believed my brother or knew the town was this amazing, I think I would have visited sooner!

Great place to explore some books and you can see the Yampa River from the parking lot make sure to…read morecheckout "Sulfur Springs" nearby. The Library site used to be the Cabin Hotel built in 1910 and the nearby Depot is where the rio grande railroad stopped back in the day. Lots of history here here.

I have run by this library from the outside on previous trips and admired it from afar, but today I…read moreactually got a chance to enter. The library was so inviting and I could hear the sound of happy children on a Tuesday morning event while browsing the books on sale. I did not have cash or credit card so did not leave with any books, but know I can come back before 7 pm on a weekday! The bathrooms were super clean and the whole place looked modern. It was built in 2008 but looks much newer and well-kept. The librarian suggested I go upstairs and this was the real treat. I must have looked like I wanted something, so the upstairs librarian helped me find a biography on Oppenheimer as their book of Prometheus Unbound was checked out, which was the book the recent movie was based which I watched on my plane ride yesterday. I saw some comfy seats by the window with amazing views of the river, so I read in peace and quiet. I plan to come back each day to read another chapter! It was such an inviting space and a hub of community activities. If I lived here, I would come daily. Amazing hours-they open at 8 am on weekdays! Don't miss the second floor if you like beautiful views and peaceful, relaxing places to read. Shout out to the friendly librarians here!

I have never visited a library where I instantly felt so welcome in my life. (And I'm a big fan of…read morepublic libraries!) Granby Library is legitimately something incredibly special. In the time I was there I saw so many ways that this library is breathing life into their community: librarians on a first name basis with the guests, free pads in the women's restroom, snacks for kids getting out of school, used books for sale, etc! My favorite part? The young man in glasses with curly hair who got me signed up for my library card. He introduced me to ALL the amazing benefits of being a library cardholder and ended it with a fist bump! Just precious and is going to be a highlight of my week for sure. If you don't have a library card yet -- what are you waiting for?! There are so many amazing things going on at your local library in Granby, CO!

This library can easily beat many libraries in Denver. Sure their selection of books is small, but…read morethe room and lighting, and the mountain view is not something we can get in Denver. They even have a fire place that can come in handy in the winter.