Wow, it seems like this library isn't very popular that it's going 13 years since Michael wrote the…read morefirst review and now here's me. That's a bummer as reading is fundamental and having a quiet place to work is also super important. I was here at the library for close to four hours (couldn't ignore my stomach any longer) pounding away at work emails, dialing in to Zoom calls and generally being productive. It was awesome to have a study room where I could make a little bit of noise that perhaps I couldn't have done if I was out in the main part of the library. They have lots of workstations here for people to browse the internet. Of course, the usual fiction, non-fiction, periodicals, reference and other library sections. The wifi works great and there are some power outlets around. [Review 19832 overall - 308 in Arkansas - 805 of 2023.]

Just talking to Melanie who told me it's really Craighead County Library if one wishes to be…read morecorrect although Jonesboro Library would suffice! But just don't call it 'That Library'!! Just got my library card today and feel like a part of the community. Everyone who works here is extremely helpful and the place is PEACEFUL! Probably the best library I've been to! Looking forward to patronizing this place in the near future.

Garland County Library: Quite Literally the Best Library Ever…read more The Garland County Library isn't just a library -- it's a full‑blown community powerhouse, and honestly one of the best public libraries I've ever experienced. This place does everything, and it does it with heart, creativity, and an energy you don't usually see in a public institution. First of all, the programming is unreal. Their calendar is packed with events for every age group -- kids, teens, adults, families, homeschoolers, gamers, crafters, book clubs, music lovers, STEM fans, and more. You can walk in on any given day and find something happening: storytime, chess club, art workshops, community education, live music, after‑hours events, even bookmobile visits around the county. It feels less like a library and more like a vibrant cultural hub. The staff is another standout. They're friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in helping people -- whether you're looking for a book, exploring digital media, or using their "Ask a Librarian" service You can tell they care about the community and want everyone to feel welcome. And the resources? Top‑tier. Books, digital media, databases, a student portal, downloadable content, and a beautifully organized catalog system that makes everything easy to find. The building itself is bright, inviting, and thoughtfully designed -- a perfect place to read, study, work, or just unwind. It's the kind of library that makes you want to stay awhile. Garland County Library isn't just good. It's exceptional. It's the kind of place that makes you proud to live in Hot Springs.

Great Library! bright, clean, safe. tons of events for the…read morekids and adults both. tons of books , and if you accidentally make eye contact with the staff they are right there to help you. I very rarely have to wait there for anything Oh and check out their book sale room in the back.. they're super cheap and you don't ever have to worry about late fees, plus it goes towards a good cause.

My son and I are visiting from Raleigh, NC and we always go to the story time at home so I was so…read morethankful that the Main Library in Little Rock offered a story time. The parking is great. They have a lot designated for library goers. If you are attending the story time they provide you with a free parking pass for up to 2 hours. Which I didn't know but I'll remember for next time. The library is clean and well organized. I love that the kids area is separate from the other parts of the library; it's on the 3rd floor. The kids area was well organized and I love that they allowed the children to be themselves and play. The librarian we spoke with was really nice. She assisted my son with finding basketball books. They had plenty of books to choose from, they also had plenty of games for the kids to play until story time started. Story time was okay. The lady was very friendly to the children and seemed to really enjoy them and knew how to keep them engaged. She didn't seem very organized but her stories + songs were engaging. Overall nice library.

It would be a fantastic place, if you weren't bombarded by the homeless at every turn. I was going…read morethere to get writing and digital art done there. But, unfortunately I have an unpleasant experience when I'm outside the study carrels and sometimes they're full and I can't get one. The staff is amazing and it's an amazing establishment, but you have to get the real answers on here. They're inconsiderate of anyone else in the room, they smell to high heaven, they're aggressive and like to stare, and to top it off some of them will try to peddle shit on you. I once had this squirrelly little guy try to get me to buy some iPhone he stole, despite the fact I have one out and charging on the desk I'd been at. It's generally an unpleasant place to go to unless you can lock yourself inside the study carrels or you're just going to pick up a book.

Visited this library for the first time yesterday, it's huge and absolutely beautiful! It has an…read moreextremely large selection of books and even a little coffee shop. It's got a section for teenagers and a large section for children in the basement that will make children feel like they've visited a special place, just for them. The staff was able to help us make library cards, which is easy, as long as you have copy of your ID on you and we were able to try out the computers and explore the books and find our first 3 (Limited to 3 the first time you check out, but 10 or 20 after that) books and are excited to read them and return them, so we can revisit and check out from this library again. This place is absolutely worth checking out and they also provide a lot of community activities you can get involved in and have a neat walking trail out front with statues of animals we want to walk down when the weather warms up.

I'll admit I haven't been to a lot of public libraries. I can't imagine what more you could wish…read morefor though, except for more books (an using inter-library loan or a book request you could still find what you wish for). This is a multi-million dollar library was built through donations. It's gorgeous. It looks like a museum. There's a coffee shop/cafe, a meeting room, genealogy room, public computers, free wifi, reading nook with a fireplace or outdoor terrace, huge teen and children's library, and numerous programs for all ages. The staff and volunteers are also friendly and helpful.

The whole spirit of this library breathes new breath into the spirit of progressive democracy…read more From the very large and impressive exhibits to the smallest of contributions. I am so glad we made the effort to witness it all in our short time in Little Rock.

Admission was $12, reduced for children, veterans, students, groups and seniors. We started by…read moregoing through metal detectors, paid admission and went upstairs to watch an 18 minute movie that Clinton narrated about his life, beliefs & administration. This library houses the largest archival collection in presidential history. There are 80 million bags of documents, 2 million photographs & a full scale replica of the Oval Office. The exhibits on all stage of Clinton's life & gifts from visiting dignitarties. The permanent exhibits at the William J. Clinton Presidential Library & Museum reflects the day-to-day workings of the White House and the Clinton administration, including domestic & foreign policy, ceremonies & events along with the daily life of the Clinton family. The exhibits tell the story of Pres. Clinton's life before becoming President, during his terms in office, and his post-Presidential work with the Clinton Foundation & Clinton Global Initiative. The exhibit areas are located on all 3 floors of the Library. The Ground Floor houses the Presidential limousine & Temporary Galleries. The 2nd Floor has the Orientation Theater, a replica of the White House Cabinet Room, the Presidential timeline & exhibit alcoves featuring the work of the Clinton administration. The 3rd Floor houses a replica of the Oval Office, a Temporary Gallery & exhibits about life in the White House. There were lots of videos, photographs, correspondences, and artifacts from Bill's childhood, family, administration, and overall life. We ended in a large gift shop where we purchased a photo of us in the oval office.

Beautiful, modern library…read more Loved the location. Surrounded by beautiful trees and landscaping. Free Wi-Fi. The McMath Library was named for Sid McMath, who was elected Governor of Arkansas in 1948. He entered office January 11, 1949 as the nation's youngest governor. He was reelected in 1950. Outdoors projects underway include: -A boardwalk to connect John Barrow with the walking path -An amphitheater for public programming and use -Creation of Little Rock's first public koi pond -An observation pier on the pond

This library is great. Big, spacious study rooms and some include windows. Clean library with…read morefriendly staff.