First visit ever, was welcomed to the library and was provided a quiet place for me to complete…read moresome legal documents.

I love to get lost in whatever book I'm reading and what a better place to be than a place full of…read moreadventure and knowledge? I'm a nerd lol. The atmosphere here is very chill (as a library should be) & the staff is friendly. I haven't figured out where everything is just yet; I am still pretty new to the area and would need a few more visits to really get to know the place. I do know that there is a downstairs and they have a local history section (which I really look forward to going into) One of my favorite things about this library are it's hours of operation. Dude, they're open on SUNDAYS from 1-5. My heart is singing for joy lol I will provide pictures when I get the chance to take some. If you like to read or heck even just wanna come sit somewhere, check this place out! Btw, they have free wifi!

For being a library it is not very quiet. Students are loud and disrespectful. It is too small and…read moreneeds more space for studying, and more quiet spaces. Needs to be updated.

Fantastic library! So much history & what a beautiful building. It sits on Baylor's campus and is…read moreopen free of charge to the public. Make sure to go up to the 3 rd floor and see the parlor. The stained glass is amazing! The students at Baylor are so blessed to have such a wonderful library

Well kept, organized facility. Donated a couple of big boxes of books for their library book sale…read morethey have a couple of times a year. The sale is worth checking out, as there is a lot of variety in what's offered. Staff were friendly and efficient.

PUBLIC library; closed for staff development and no visible lights on for any sort of training…read more Watched elderly, veterans, families, and underprivileged people looking to better their lives and future get to read a sign blatantly lying to their tax paying public constituents. Completely unsatisfactory to "develop staff" to this level on a job that could be trained during business hours & likely within one hour total on a monthly basis.

I've been coming to this location for a year now. Everyone is very welcoming and I love how clean,…read moreorganized it is and how there is a play area for kids. With a library card you can check out up to ten books at a time. This summer I enjoy how they have sooooo many activities for the month of June and July for the smaller kids, teens and adults. This year they're having a summer reading contest for all ages for a chance to win a huge baskets filled with age appropriate goodies for various ages. Definitely love coming here.

What a great little library!! Everyone working here is amazing. The library is super convenient to…read morefind. It's brand new and is totally free. They have free classes, rent books, DVDs and much more.

A true gem hidden away in Hillsboro that I would suggest to any traveler passing through. The…read morebuilding is incredibly beautiful from the inside, with free coffee, plush seating, and some stunning outlooks on the second level. Speaking of which, the only reason this is not a five star is because of a single librarian. While the others were cool, one of them stopped me while I was halfway up the stairs, asking, "Where are you going?" It was said in the tone of voice, "What do you think you are doing?" I would have let it slide, but she repeated it in the same tone. I told her simply, "THESE stairs go to THOSE seats. I'm going There." Then continued my ascent.

From the owner: The Hillsboro City Library offers a wide variety of programs and services for all ages beyond books…read morefor checkout. Visitors can utilize printing and faxing services, free computer access, free wifi, and free notary services. Programs for youth include weekly storytimes, STEM and coding events, and much more. HCL is well known for the annual Summer Reading Kickoff Carnival and the Summer Reading Program. Patrons have access to several special collections including a Seed Library, wifi hotspots, Activity Backpacks, and blood pressure cuffs. The Hobby Library features a 3D printer, sewing machine, Cricut vinyl cutter, and t-shirt press that are all available to be used by patrons. The library also has free coffee, comfortable seating, and quiet work areas. Visitors of all kinds will find that the Hillsboro City Library has something for everyone, even those that don't enjoy reading.

Came here for an event on the fifth "May the Sith be with…read moreyou" We had a lot of fun and were thankful that the Library did this. There were a lot of kids out and they had a blast interacting with those who came in Star Wars cosplay. The vibe was safe and fun, and the children learned to wield lightsabers (along with learning a little discipline too!). There were food and snacks, and other cool activities. This was a great experience. The Library staff was polite and very helpful and the facilities were clean and organized. Thank you for hosting this event!

The place looks brand new and always smells good. However don't be deceived by the size, they share…read morethe building with the activities center and a good chunk of the library is dedicated to children. I've found that they have a small Non-Fiction section, not much on American History, about one book on Wine, and nothing on Law. But by the looks of things they're really catering to the local community, I'm just used to extensive departments since I'm a book worm. They have several computers and each time I've gone I haven't had to wait. They have one printer that charges 10 cents a page (exact change only). You cannot renew material online which limits you to calling during business hours or going in person to the front desk. You can also only renew once. Another downside is that there is no drop box outside the library, not even in the lobby of the building.

Ive been going to this library most of my life, always very friendly ladies(not saying men…read morecan't/don't work here I just haven't met one) and very helpful :) the selection of books is HUGE now and the remodeling is gorgeous. Also wheelchair accessible

I love this library! It may be small but they have a wonderful selection of ebooks on libby and…read morehoopla. The staff is incredibly kind and helpful. There's events you can attend from babies to seniors. What a wonderful place.

Excellent customer service, the girl at the front desk answer all my question and help me with the…read morebook that I was looking for.

Small operation but I come here when a book I want isn't available at the Harker Heights library…read more Come early if you want a computer. Nice staff. They have a soda vending machine and a copier. They give you a laminated library card that you could use at their other location as well.

Need help? The library staff is here for you! This library…read moreseems like it has overgrown its original spot, and now also includes the building next door, the Library Annex. There's a 'sky bridge' that connects the two libraries. There's not enough signage here! Looking for a book? This library doesn't follow the Dewey Decimal System like most other libraries. They have some collegiate model that I can't understand, and there's not any signs that just say, "Anthropology is here." But if you have a question, there are plenty of librarians on the bottom level. On any of the other floors? Tough luck. Other libraries have numbers you can text a librarian at to ask for help, but I didn't see that. There's not much public art here. The walls are plain and boring. The aisles aren't large enough to get a wheelchair down. There aren't many private study places. I was glad to see that they've got some high speed, large scanners here if you need to make some digital copies of the book you're reading, or copy your buddy's notes. I was surprised to see so many children's books at a university library!

Evans library truly is a gift sent from above . The 6th floor of this library has seen its fair…read moreshare of my laughs , cries, and even some of my studying !!! The Starbucks locates on the first floor is super convenient to get through a long study sesh but sadly the line is almost always long . I prefer to come study on weekends because it's so peaceful... compared to weekdays where you walk around for 30 minutes before finding a open chair or outlet . There is parking located nearby ( sadly it isn't free) or multiple bus routes ( 8 and 35 for me at park west) take you right by free of charge for students. If you need a late night study sesh and really want to focus , I highly recommend taking a drive to Evans !