Took a class here about Mark Making. We made two books that you are to add different marks on the…read morepages kink of like a doodle book. It is a relaxing type of meditation not having to really think about what you are doing. You can us what ever kind of pen, pencil or makers. I will keep working on my book.

We attended a class tonight at the Northtown library. It was on learning to do fused glass. We…read moremade a sun catcher using lots of scrap glass. The instructor, Chuck, did a nice job explaining everything then we were to make our own design. It was a fun class. Thank you to the legacy fund for paying for the class.

I was doing consulting work and a provider didn't have a newer printer with scanning features and…read morejammed up his paper feed, so we drove over to this library. At first, we were going to make copies but scanning to email was free. It was not busy and 2 library staff assisted us with 2 sided document scanning to email. On the way out, I saw a poster for 7 day MN state park passes for free. I'll have to see if my local library has this. 5/5 for helpful library staff and free scanning to email service.

Went to another class at the Centennial Library. This class was on wisk broom making. The…read moreinstructor was from the textile center in Minneapolis. She was very knowledgeable of the techniques in making the wisk brooms. They can be used for very small tasks and are decorative. This as all the library classes are free to attend backed by the Minnesota legacy fund. Thank you! This is such a great program!!

I attended a class here learning how to do a small tapestry and using small spinning wheels. We…read moredid weaving of yarn and we're able to try the small spinning wheels. That was a technique that needs a lot of practice. The weaving was pretty easy. The instructor was well prepared and knowledgable of the craft. Anna was from the textile center in Minneapolis. These classes are funded by the legacy fund through the state. They are great classes at your local libraries. You do need to register before going to the class. I register online on the anoka county library website.

Enjoyed a free concert/educational program about the rich Romani culture and music! Thank you…read moreTalking Strings for an awesome event!

I was so happy to find a free nice space for a make and take class I held. They allow food and…read moredrinks in this room and one other room. The staff allowed us in early as there was no one booked ahead of us. The library is a good size and had all that you could want or need. It was easy to book the room online too! They said that you can have 1 reservation per week.

Cool library in the Hennepin County system. Beautiful building and use of space, places and…read morematerials for kids, nice book inventory and comfy reading spots, great periodical section, and a wealth of public resources. Definitely a memorable stop on the library tour!

What a welcoming library. I love that they have a kids space and activities reserve for them. It's…read moreclean and the staff are super helpful.

The most artsy library we've been to so far. Goo size, plentiful materials and media, good public…read moreresources, helpful staff, great public library!

This library had a lot of space for parking. Once you enter the building, they have a shelf on the…read moreright with items people have donated in case you are in need of items such as food, clothes etc. it's a very cute small library but the kids enjoyed the kids corner.

This place is always an oasis, a place that I could just read a book, or able to work online in…read morepeace. It seems that they also have revolving shelf of the latest books, that I can just check-out that will catch my fancy. Also, the people have helped me in the past with any questions I might have about any books, or anything whatsoever. A bonus, it is not a long ways from my house.

They kept on nagging me about being black. I felt very discriminated because they targetted me…read more These ladies were talking bad about the children "They I'm their waitress" which I felt hurt because I just needed help and I didn't think I did anything wrong. I wanted a basketball and they were very rude because I just wanted another one and she looks at me very weird compared to her other guest. She kept on lying to me saying things like "you come here" just because I seemed underage.

I like this Center very much and utilize many of the facilities and programs. However, I have…read morenoticed a serious problem in the area of the tread mills and electric exercise equipment. There is no signage that children are not allowed in or on them. I witnessed 2 young boys age 8, 9, 10 running around in there trying to use the tread mills...turning them way up almost getting hurt. I told them they should not play on the equipment. However, there is no supervision, or sign saying "children are not allowed on the equipment". If a child gets hurt up there New Brighton could be sued for no signage stating this. I told the front desk and they said they have cameras watching, but there is nothing to state no children and no help available if they get hurt & the front desk is too busy to watch what is going on up there all the time. This is dangerous for kids and dangerous for NBCC if someone gets hurt.

The library offered a weaving class and i wanted to learn how to do weaving so I thought why not…read more Our teacher was very good explained a demonstrated every step. I give her and the class 5 stars I am now able the weave a basket

We took a basket weaving class here today. It was part of the MN Legacy Program. The instructor was…read morefantastic very knowledgeable and hand on. We had a great time and felt we learned a new skill today. Though this was just a beginning level class we felt confident to try another project on our own.

This is a great location for library as it's so close to the park for any activities you want to do…read moreafter checking out books with your kids. They have a good selection of books as well as bags for kids with activities and themes. There is a parking lot that is very close to the library as well as additional parking that blends in with the park and community center.

This library used to be housed next door (now a school district building). It was nicely nestled…read morebetween some gorgeous oaks and sumac. Each window view (other that the ones facing west) was scenic. Ramsey County took down the trees and built this crappy, uninteresting rectangular block instead. The fake "fireplace" is really a joke (I know laughing out loud in the library is frowned upon). The outlook out to the south is now the ugly 97 highway. Still, it houses the books and everything else that the RCL offers, just in a ugly rectangle.

First time visiting and I have to come back. The glass art on display was absolutely stunning. The…read morelighting is done so well to enhance what you are seeing. I tried to capture my fav piece by walking a video around it but the video just doesn't do it justice. You must see in person. I worked for West Publishing when Mr Cafesjian was an executive there so I have some familiarity with his love of art. It's hard to imagine some of these pieces being part of his home. Such beauty to view everyday. The museum is open to the public but you need to make a reservation at the set times. The guide is very knowledgeable and spends about 20 minutes talking then walks around the museum answering your questions. She was wonderful and a nice addition to the tour. Some of the pieces are on loan so stop back on occasion to see new art.

Beautiful museum and art collection in a modern and well-lit space. Incredible glasswork and other…read morepieces on exhibit.