Went there for the first time this week. Looks like most of their kids classes are upstairs. They…read morehave a good space for little kids. Lots of toys. Staff was very friendly. Will definitely be back.

Great place. The wifi is good enough to work on software so you can code in peace. I only wish it…read morewas open 24/7

Great cozy place. Great location. Would recommend it to others looking for that kind of place.read more

This is a great neighborhood community center. They focus on making it available to neighborhood…read moreevents, especially for non profits, but it is also available to rent out for private events. They've had talks from neighbors telling their stories and also things like a Christmas tree lighting with Santa, Halloween festivals, and other fun things for families like a weekly kids play group.

I really love the design of this building, even though it is pretty much in the middle of nowhere…read more There are the usual designated parking spaces, plus ones for expectant mothers and our Wounded Warriors. Parking spaces are also available for electric vehicles so you can be charging them up. This is where you get your plates renewed, go to vote, drop off a ballot (Dropbox is outside the building), jury duty, etc. They do have a cafeteria in the building, so you can grab a bite to eat. The design of the building is really nice and there is attractive artwork and sculptures throughout.

I've always loved my Jefferson County public library experiences...until the devastating transition…read morefrom Boundless to Libby. I listen to e-books daily, and I had to purchase an Audible account as the library switches over to Libby, which will significantly impact the pace of my reading as I won't be able to afford to buy as many books as I've been listening to through the library. I attempted to check out over a dozen e-books through Libby, only to discover most of them have multiple people waiting to check them out, in addition to long wait times. I legitimately couldn't find a single e-book available for check-out that was listed among the hundreds of books on my Goodreads waitlist. It seems the inventory is smaller through Libby; the week they made the switch, I found a book on Boundless that doesn't exist on Libby. I understand the switch is to lower costs and that Boundless had become too costly, but it's nonetheless disappointing. My hobby of listening to books during exercise and chores may be coming to an end. It was good while it lasted.

The Children's section is epic! We love the consistent, laid back staff and their small, thoughtful…read morecommunity events (like the prom dress drive!) It's a quiet, yet social and inclusive place! Also, the cozy magazine corner in the back for the adults covers every topic and interest with comfy reading chairs. Plus The TEEN section rocks and is a very thoughtful addition because youth genres are actually really good and teens need quiet places to chill. Ps) WE WILL BRING 3 GENERATIONS OF WOMEN to VOTE in person on-site on Election Day 2024! We are stoked! Thank you!

In many cities the George Reynolds Branch of the Boulder Public Library, quietly tucked away across…read morefrom the Table Mesa Shopping Center (King Scoopers side), would be the crown jewel of the city. Then again, my hometown didn't have a library, so a book-mobile would be the crown jewel where I come from. Honestly, George Reynolds is a serviceable library. It's got a good size, and it's probably better known, and more often utilized, for its meeting space and programming than its books. But it's a great community resource.

Built in 1968 and then expanded in the mid 80s This library services the far south end of Boulder…read more The namesake was a CU professor that enjoyed to read and participate in the arts. Even after being expanded this library is far smaller than the main branch and it still shows. The librarians sit in front and their loud voices carry throughout the whole building which makes it very distracting if you are trying to read, study or do homework.

First time visiting the Louisville Library and it made a great impression. The space is clean, well…read morelaid out, and easy to navigate, which I really appreciated. It didn't feel overwhelming, and there were plenty of areas to sit, read, or just take your time exploring. The staff were friendly and approachable when I had a question, and the overall atmosphere was calm and welcoming. It feels like one of those places you can easily spend a couple hours in without realizing it. Looking forward to coming back and checking out more of what they offer.

Gorgeous library. Staff is professional and friendly…read more Smiling and knowledgeable - clean quiet and definite asset to this charming little town.

Four and 1/2 stars for this wonderful addition to the Sloane's Park neighborhood. This branch is…read morelarge enough to provide lots of space for reading, meeting or surfing but not so large that you get lost or can't find anything. Love the separate area on the second floor with the uber-modern chairs (see photo) and tons of natural light. Lots of books (both hardcover and on tape), DVD's and CD's for children and adults. The DPS staff are very friendly and helpful. On a Saturday morning it was lovely to see so many kids enjoying the Children's section. Well done DPL and DPL supporters!

I Love libraries. This one does not have a friendly staff. Though 9 people worked here I had to ask…read moreeach for assistance till I found someone helpful. I won't revisit this one.

Fantastic library, given the size of the community. There's a large meeting room, children's…read moresection, reading spots next to a fireplace, olenty of popular fiction and non-fiction books, periodicals, and best of all--friendly, helpful staff.

We still have a library! It may not seem like much, but we had to pass a tax increase to keep it…read moreand I'm eternally grateful that my fellow citizens agreed that it was worth it. This is a small library, but the selection is solid despite that. There are a few small conference room and there is computer access. The librarians are kind, helpful, and knowledgeable. Parking is easy and the wifi is stable and fast. About a year and a half ago, I went through a brief period in which - due to multiple unfortunate incidents - I had no car, and no home internet or phone service. I was able to walk to this library to work remotely during this period, which was right in the heart of the pandemic. I absolutely do not know what I would have done without it. So visit this library and fund your local branch - you never know when you'll need it!