This is probably my favorite library! It's much further away from my house. There are several that…read moreare closer, but this one is just so nice and open and it has a very large bright section with a lot of windows where you can sit and read and the floor is open, where your kids can sit and draw or do whatever kids do. Plus, it doesn't hurt that the librarians are all very friendly and helpful!

Love how spacious and kids friendly this location is! Monday to Thursday has longer hours! Well lit…read moretoo as I went this past week at 7 pm and it was very safe to enter and leave with my kindergartener.

Small library but it made looking for a book easy & joyful! The kids and young readers sections…read morehave a great selection. I loved that there was a educational section with history, science and a variety that I will definitely take advantage of for my kids. There were quite a few free books at the front which makes sense since it is quite small they must get rid of older books to make room for new ones. Also loved that we got a family library card! No more one for each and trying to keep track which card we used for requests or rentals.

Such a cute, small, friendly and comfy library. I wish I would've asked for the names of the lady…read moreand gentleman we spoke to yesterday but regardless, they were true gems! We were able to chat for a bit and enjoy the library to ourselves for a few minutes. Their hospitality made us feel welcomed & looked forward to visiting more of the city. We're visiting from CAlifornia and scouting a few cities in Oklahoma so I'm glad we stopped here.

A wonderful place to study. I seriously enjoy it. The…read moreemployees are very nice. Lots of parking spots and always a spot somewhere in the library to study quietly. My favorite of such nooks would be one of the two private study rooms. They are very comfortable, each has their own white boards. They are everyone's favorite place to study, so you better come early to get one! Race ya!

This is a great library. Only about 2 years old and lots of perks like free programs for all ages,…read morefree computers, and my favorite is the DVD rentals in the 747 box. Works like redbox, with a 7 day rental, but it's FREE. Has lots of current DVDs to rent too. Has 2 private study rooms but be warned...dress warmly for those rooms because the AC is on FRIGID in there!

I drove out to this library to pick up an experience pass. I spoke to them on the phone prior to…read morecoming in. The staff was very nice. The past was waiting on me at the front desk as soon as I showed up. It's a small library but it's a small town. It was clean and peaceful. Not a bad place to spend some time!

I usually enjoy visiting this library with my family, but our recent experience was very…read moredisappointing. One of the staff members (a man working at the front desk/checkout area) was extremely rude to us. Instead of offering help or speaking politely, he raised his voice and acted disrespectfully when we asked a simple question. It made my family feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. Libraries are supposed to be friendly, safe spaces for everyone, but this person's attitude completely ruined the visit. I hope management addresses this behavior so other families don't have to experience the same treatment.

depends on who is on the desks. they are quite pleasant, knowledgeable about computers and some…read morespecialise in copier usage, & new life outside trees and baby birds, geese, swan & ducks, adds to ambiance; but room for improvements. outdoors muck car park and sidewalks because we track it indoors, which invites insects and breeds germs. indoors staff can patrol computer area for grazers/snackers that enjoy breaking rules. and yes, we all know we can contact staff about grazers, come on, we have to remind staff to do their job.

We took a walk around the Scissortail Park and we took pictures in front of the Spanish inspired…read moreUnion Station Building. The building served as a passenger train station for the Rock Island and Frisco lines from 1931 to 1967. Since rail service ceased, it has sat largely idle for many years. A few years back, some funding was directed this way to refresh the original interior spaces and to create an event center and offices. Beautiful piece of architecture....

Opened in 1931 with beautiful Spanish Mission Revival architecture served railroads until it closed…read morein 1967. Plans include for this building to become a public gathering place, and also be used to rent out hree large event spaces, numerous meeting rooms and areas for private events. The projected date for the event spaces may be fall 2023, but maybe sooner or later Classes are offered by the park and are usually held outdoors, but if weather intervenes then the park usually moves the classes indoors. I think there are guided tours that can be scheduled, but not sure Last year they did guided ghost tours and I'm joping they bring them back this year. The sold out quick last year like QUICK!

Attended a wedding here and it's a very nice space. They have many activities going on. The council…read moreis very active in community programs. They gave an upcoming chili cook off in Feb. and an upcoming car show. Check them out at their website.

I rated higher primarily because of Shani. After a 4-hour wait, I was properly helped and she made…read moreeverything feel worth it in the end. I'm making suggestions, because so much frustration from guests and employees can be avoided with a bit of stimulation. Family Room: Is there one? A separate area that brings comfort & relief to parents and children. They can have toys and a kids show playing on a tv, make noise and run around freely. I don't ever mind kids being kids, but I know not everyone can sit through 4 hours of it. Mostly because there isn't anything there to help the parents, and the ones that have to bring their kids in the first place are in a tough spot in their personal lives. It feels cruel to not have a space for them. People are also antsy/impatient because: 1. There's 0 stimulation -- There should be a tv in the waiting area. 2. There's 0 way to tell if you're next, if it's almost your turn, if it's okay to leave during the 3/4 hours waits -- There should be a screen, or text message system telling us who is up next. Even if we individually have pieces of paper with chronological numbers, it'd give us insight on when we'll be up. I'm sure it's not fun when people go to the desk multiple times asking "how much longer". 3. There's 0 food/drink inside the place -- People get hangry, thirsty, need caffeine, something. The ones that wait for hours are nervous to go next door because what if their name is called while they're out? The ones that have waited for hours are also the ones that wok up at the crack of dawn, and need energy/a snack to get them by. Have a vending machine or two. I understand being short staffed. Been there. But please make it easier on the ones ACTUALLY showing up for work. Make it easier for people there to seek help, everyone is going through a lot already. There's multiple security guards, to protect people inside. Avoid having trouble come through the doors. And to make sure nothing escalates inside. But if you, ya know, make it a smoother place to be people aren't going to bite each other's heads off as often. This is truly unacceptable. I hope things improve. Thank you, Shani! I would not have been as collected if I had a negative experience in her office after these awful conditions. p.s. i'm sure even having things donated would work out fine, there's people that would gladly donate kids toys or stuff for a food pantry