I tried to add a separate Yelp listing for the Polley Music Library. It is housed within Lincoln's…read moremain public library. It's a special music-specific selection of media and programs. Fortunately, your Lincoln library card will allow you to enjoy all this (unfortunately, for me, I live in Omaha and we don't have a music library). We visited here to see a lecture/performance by the iconic free improvisation saxophonist Jack Wright. I was really impressed with the programs being offered here. Scott is really helpful and it's obvious that he really cares about all things music. This was my first visit here, I will definitely be back.

I HEART YOU BENNETT MARTIN…read more But, wtf is up with your Sunday hours???

Very kid friendly, I love the community and how they have events for babies to older kids. All the…read moreLincoln libraries are helpful and friendly staff members. Me and my son went to a baby event at the library and it was fun to mingle with other moms.

Love coming to read or write my own book. Staff are all kind and smiley. Everything is organized…read morevery well. Lots of events and workshops to attend.

A beautiful space, and a great place for reading. According to their website, this is the oldest…read morepublic library in the state. It feels like taking a step back in time. Not a great place for working with a laptop, but a great place to work if you want to unplug. If you want to visit this library, you can access it by climbing the steps behind the elevators located off the rotunda.

A quiet place to study. Though this is the law school's library, the general public is able to come…read morehere to do their own legal research. During finals weeks the library is occasionally closed to non-law students, but other than those times it is a great place to work. The Librarians are incredibly gracious and helpful.

What a fun library! We were visiting Lincoln for doctor appointments and had time to kill. We had…read morea lot of fun playing with the train toys and the blocks. So many children's books compared to our local library even. All the librarians we spoke with were really nice. They also have board games and crayons and such for children to play with. I wish there were more comfortable chairs to cuddle up in and read a book together but we had fun.

I have many fond memories of Gere when I was a kid. It's a lot bigger than it was then; it was at…read moreone time the second-most utilized Lincoln library after the Bennett Martin branch downtown, so they've expanded. Computers available; wireless available. Also many nice nooks to just curl up and read a book, and there are enough good ones that if jobhunting on the computers has you down, you can reach out, grab one, and just sit and read awhile.

We had a great time at an event for the grandkids. Very…read moreclean and very friendly staff. Everything was well organized.

This library is small but mighty. Conveniently located at 27 & South, it has plenty of overflow…read moreparking thanks to the church next door. Thanks to the online Lincoln Library website, you can request any book, audiobook, or DVD to come to this (or any) location.

Obviously less selection on the shelves at a small branch like this but you can get anything sent…read morethrough the on-line request system and it is nice to be in a small environment like this sometimes.

New, modern feel- friendly help, and a large kids section with story time!…read more Professional Very easy to use Meeting rooms are nice plus accross parking lot from new YMCA- read then workout

This is a very nice library. It's got quite a few computers to work on, book search, great little…read morearea for kids and adults. If your looking for a quiet place to do some research for school or for work you will have to check this place out. Had one little kid freaking out, but other then that the place was really quiet. I didn't need anything from the staff so I haven't had much contact with them, but they seemed friendly when we walked in the door, busy, but friendly.