There are so many resources here at the Denver Library, I wish they had better ways of getting the…read moreinformation out. You can print here, both black & white and color. There's a limit, I can't recall off the top of my head, but it was a fair amount per day. You can get the Kanopy app and watch movies with your valid library card. They have reduced book sales throughout the year, I believe is 3 times. I volunteered at the last one and it was really fun checking people out with their books. I can't believe how many books some people got! The prices ranged from $1 to $5, so it's a great sale. Sometimes they show movies. I was recently told you can check out museum passes -- whattttt!?!? They also have a wood burner machine thing, no idea where it is or what all the random things are that can be checked out here. I need to ask more questions next time I'm at this library!!!

I visit the main Denver Public Library regularly to read The Denver Post, the Wall Street Journal…read moreand The Economist magazine. I also check out books. The main library is now open 7 days a week, except for City & National holidays. The elevators are on the east side from the Broadway entrance. Free restrooms on each accessible floor. There is a children's area on the first floor.

Courteous and super helpful staff. I got a new library card and when online to secure a culture…read morepass for a museum.

I love it here. I take my toddler here every Saturday for story time/singing with Ms. Rachel who is…read morealways enthusiastic. He also loves playing with the kitchen set and toys. They have a great selection of kids books that are always well organized. I also love that you can get a state park pass to borrow. The hold section is also well organized. Parking can get busy but if you don't mind a short walk, there's parking at the back or towards the king soopers

The beauty of Fall in Colorado. The colours are exquisite this year and I have taken many of a…read morepicture everywhere. Nature offers in Colorado 10 weather systems, newcomers ought to be aware 1. Sun!!!!! and lots of it 2. Rain.... 3. turn to hail get under some trees or inside 3. Frizzel, this is icy rain 4. A sudden ThunderStorm they are ominous 5. Rain will come in a flash and afterwards are the rainbows if we are lucky, a "Sun Dog!" 6. Slight Snow 1 to 2 inches 7. We are getting a snowstorm meaning: 4 to 9 inches 8. The occasional SNOW BLIZZARD, except higher elevations - chains on your car 9. Wear 3-4 layers of clothing: Dress to Peel is the saying, chilly mornings, warm throughout the day and dang cold at night - have a fireplace. 10. The Deadly lightning Storms. They strike your gardens, bird bath will be shattered, double check if you are hiking - get to safety and not under a tree, these Colorado lightning storms will split a tree and YOU! Otherwise enjoy the Beauty of Colorado. These few photos where taken this October of 2025 Enjoy And enjoy the extensive Lakewood library and their extensive supply and childrens area

Lakewood library is my absolute favorite. It's big and quiet with plenty of study cubbies. They…read morehave excellent children's programs and a large children's section. There's an area designated for snacks- I wrote a paper at one of the cubbies today then had my sack lunch before picking my son up from school . There's also tons of parking, which is super convenient. They have a nice area out front that would be great for picnics or snack time but it was way too cold today.

So even though I'm smart, I'm not exactly tech savvy lol. But thanks to Amy, who was working in the…read morecomputer section. I was able to send off a very important form. She is super helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable. Amy didn't make me feel like a bothersome or incompetent. Helped me scan my papers and ID and uploaded them to a drive so I could email my form. If it was not for her help today, my important form would have to have been mailed. And when it comes to certain things, timing is everything. So, thank you Amy!!

My friend doesn't live too far away and suggested it as a play date for our kiddos who are both 3…read more We were the first ones there and it wasn't crowded at all. The kiddos started off on the computers. Then they moved over to the play area. There were train tables and a puppet area. Pretty small area for a kids area. But I know Englewood is a smaller area. It got pretty busy as it was almost story time. We ended up leaving early because the kids area got a little crowded. Overall, not a bad library. Parking isn't too crazy either. They have street parking and a parking garage.

Exceptional help here…read more A brochure on the history of the building. Small but super efficient. I'm so glad I stopped here. Lot to easy access.

The absolute cutest library in town. A Carnegie project. It is an English cottage style with an…read moreemphasis on timber, making it a craftsman icon.

Koelbel Library is a most magnificent midtown venture…read more The entrance stairs are easy to climb there are guard rails, be careful during the heat of the summer, being iron they might be hot. Walk-ability around the parking lot grounds is lovely, fresh cut grass, trees, seating and some shaded parking. The Parking lot is Huge, plenty of room for all meetings and clients! The meeting is immediately gracious at the front desk. To the right side of entrance there is a cafe with Croissant, chia, coffees to your taste and other delights with sitting and "Wifi" Sitting is all around in comfy chairs, plenty of books to read AND, Take a stroll down the beautify stair or elevator. There are desks a plenty, some covered, some large some small. AND a larger meeting room upstairs. Meeting private rooms from 1/2 hour to 3 hours, must schedule in advance!! Personally, I have spent many of hours in this library with my "Service Dog" by my side. Bathrooms up and down stairs, PLUS SEPARATE AREA FOR THE KIDDOS!! I have never had a run in with children as with libraries, this is a well thought out multiplistic public library!!

Lovely library! I really enjoyed the space here. Full of plants and light, and of course, books!…read moreTheir children's section kept my granddaughter occupied for 2 HOURS! I also enjoy the Cafe and used books sale. The prices are very reasonable at the Cafe and for the used books. I am always finding a treasure.

My friend made reservations for High Tea at TeaLee's tea house. This is not your typical, run of…read morethe mill, high tea. The atmosphere was amazingly calm and welcoming. The owner herself, Miss Risa was taking care of creating this unique culinary experience. The first service we chose a peach oolong. This was served with a green salad and broccoli quiche. Wonderful! I cannot tell you what the salad was dressed with, but the flavors!!!! The quiche was absolutely perfect from crust to cheesy top. Second service was Yellow submarine. This refreshing chamomile was infused with dried pineapple and mango. The first cup was good, but the second was delightful. The fruit had time to meld with the chamomile and created an epic infusion. The third service was a Moroccan mint. This was just as wonderful as you would expect. We were served an open face curry egg salad and a homemade fermented cucumber on a seasoned cream cheese. The flavors were wonderful. The sweet serving was a blueberry scone with Lemmon curd, apple cake and macrons. Service was top notch, the owner came over to chat with us. We even had a chance to spend time with one of the guides from the local Black History Museum. This was a delightful end to our amazing day! Thank you for the hospitality

I made a reservation several weeks in advance for high tea for myself and five girlfriends because…read morewe were excited to try something new together. The concept sounded perfect: a traditional three-tiered tray of finger sandwiches and sweets, a plated item like quiche, and bottomless tea over a three-hour reservation. To start with the positives, the staff were kind and polite, and the owner was accommodating when our group size increased closer to the date. The tea was good, and I appreciated that the teapots were kept warm with tea lights. The space itself is charming, and we genuinely enjoyed having time to sit and catch up. The food was delicious, they are amazing cooks. The biggest issue was the timing of the food. In every afternoon tea I have attended, the three-tiered tray is brought out shortly after being seated so guests can graze while enjoying tea. A plated item may follow later, but there is always something to snack on early in the experience. Here, we went almost two full hours without any food at all. The quiches arrived around the two-hour mark, and the three-tiered tray, which is the centerpiece of afternoon tea, did not arrive until about fifteen minutes before our three-hour reservation ended. No one was rushing us out, and we did enjoy being together, but waiting an hour and a half to two hours for any food simply is not reasonable. We were genuinely hungry for the first half of the visit and then suddenly had a large amount of food placed in front of us near the end. Instead of grazing leisurely, we were left trying to eat everything in a short window of time. With a reservation made weeks in advance and only one other small table present, it was surprising that nothing was delivered within the first hour. Even reversing the order and bringing out the tiered tray first would have completely changed the experience. We also received only one three-tiered tray for six people at a price comparable to other Denver tea houses where each guest receives their own. When we asked for boxes to take the remaining items home, we were told they only had paper sleeves. Afternoon tea items are delicate by design, and paper slips are not suitable for transporting layered finger foods without crushing them. Given that the tray was delivered minutes before the reservation ended, proper takeaway containers should have been available. Tea service was steady for much of the visit, but toward the end all three teapots sat empty for about ten to fifteen minutes, and I had to go upstairs to request a refill. This was secondary to the food timing, but it added to the overall sense that pacing and oversight were lacking. I truly wanted this to be a special afternoon, and I appreciate the kindness of the staff and the availability of vegan options. However, afternoon tea should feel thoughtfully paced, with food arriving early enough for guests to graze comfortably. Waiting nearly two hours for any food and then receiving the full tiered tray minutes before the reservation ended does not align with what high tea is meant to be.

Ah! Memories! This is my childhood library. Many happy pictures of the past appear in my mind…read morewhen I think of it. Glad to discover it is still there. Maybe someday when I am in Denver I will revisit this place of youthful bliss. Can you tell I was a bookish kid?

Nice, quiet and peaceful library that has a main study room and a kids area. The main room lacks…read moreenough tables where one can sit and study with a laptop but the staff is attentive and friendly. There are many pictures on the walls that show the many transformations of the library through out the years. The restrooms are located downstairs and are clean and functional.

This place is so cool and awesome. Thanks for hosting our wedding :) Atmosphere 10/10, can get…read morepretty busy mid-late day Friendly staff Great book selection Good study space

For a person that travels alot for work, this location was in my area and I found it to be…read morepeaceful and quiet. I found a nice spot to setup and complete my reports and other business matters. The first floor has the kids section and the second floor is for people that want to read, do homework, or set up their laptops for work. As some people collect visits to coffee shops and the like, I collect visits to libraries, and this place was a good stop.

This is one of three Denver libraries I visit. The others are Thunderbird Man on Santa Fe Drive and…read morethe Main Library on Broadway between 13th & 14th Avenues. It is a 1960's style building with 2 floors and a basement. Fully handicap accessible with an elevator. The first floor has children and teens areas, newspapers and sitting areas. The 2nd floor has nonfiction books, magazines, DVD & CD rentals, 2 community rooms for rent, multiple computers for internet access and the puzzle table. They alternate between 500 piece and 1000 piece puzzles. The basement has a large community room and large men's/women's restrooms. Since they are located in Cherry Creek North, paid parking on the street is limited to 2 hours. There are several parking garages nearby and there is plenty of paid parking across 1st Ave at Cherry Creek Mall. I usually take RTD bus 3 that goes down 1st Avenue. They do have a few free parking spots on the west side of the building. They are now open 7 days starting at 10am.

Based solely on location...as I can easily walk to pickup and drop-off books…read more It is a smallish library ( I guess that is sort of a moot issue with digital print now) but the ambiance and architecture is very nice. Nice help and easy access.