This library is beautiful and has multiple levels with a parking garage attached. There is a kids…read moreroom that definitely accommodate the little ones with computers for them to use. I come to this library primarily to use the study rooms which are nice, spacious and comfortable. They have a white board inside of them as well. My favorite part of this library is the display of African American baseball artifacts on multiple levels. It shows how important, valuable and the great contribution African Americans players made to the sport of baseball. Park on the garage level.....maybe on floor 3 of the garage which had a small bridge to enter the library directly. Also, The community college shares the upper floors of this library as well which includes larger study rooms and an entire computer lab. The staff is really helpful as well. Will definitely be back time and time again

This location is conveniently located in Mill Station with garage and street parking. The…read moreCollective, featuring local and minority owned businesses is my favorite store for unique gifts and its on the first floor of the library. The plethora of play centers and a dedicated kids space offers a safe and interactive option for parents and caregivers. Checkout the event calendar for events and programming for all ages. My mom has also used their inexpensive printers as well.

I had my first visit after the renovations and I have to say it was well worth the wait. The…read morePikesville Library is bright, spacious with the lower shelves, and the seating throughout is wonderful and inviting. The staff today, Saturday, was very warm and friendly. Although, I know how to find items on the shelf, I was treated to an awesome tour by a librarian name Robby. He was knowledgeable in what I was looking for and so professional. He had a warm and ready smile and invited more questions to ensure I had what I needed. Thank you to all the wonderful staff that was there Saturday 10/14/23.

I came to this library for the purpose of a training. Most of my time was spent in the meeting…read moreroom, which is in the hall outside of the library. I did have the opportunity to use the library briefly. In addition to a library, this locale is a senior center. I love this idea, as there should be a place where seniors can go to have activities. I believe that the senior center is on the upper level. The library is on the lower area, nice in size and nicely organized no complaints there. Here lies my issues: Parking. Wowza. It is limited. Despite there being parking in the front, side, and a parking lot behind the library it still appears to be limited based on the volume. Be careful where you park, because you will be towed! The meeting room is pretty cool; however, it can be a wee bit loud as the door is quite heavy and slams, additionally you can hear just about everything from folk in the restroom to the elevator being operated. It isn't ideal but it definitely meets the need.

Storyville is fantastic. I'm so happy that the Baltimore County Public Library System has…read moreimplemented these amazing FREE, kid and baby friendly zones in two of their libraries - Woodlawn and Rosedale. I don't even live in Baltimore County, but I happily make the trip to take my kids there. I started coming when my firstborn was a little over a year and took her for several years before she was in school full time. Now that I have my second, and he's 7 months, we're back. Storyville is always clean, always free, and always a good time. There's so much to do for the kids that they can stay for hours and hours and not get bored. I hope they make more of these kid sized villages, because this has entertained my kids for YEARS.

What an awesome place for lil ones and caregivers, a dream place full of different theme of plays…read morefor different stages of ages, books, theater, construction, play-kitchen, nursery, groceries store setup, post office, library and reading nooks, tree house and even a playhouse attic. We spent a wonderful well-played afternoon day, the staffs set high priority for checking at sanitation and safety for little ones periodically. Thank you for keeping the lil ones safety first! Masks are still required at all times for 2+ and above.

I am biased, I love the Central location but I was in the neighborhood so I stopped by to check out…read morethis location. With that said, this branch is considerably smaller. The quiet room only has one table and 3 chairs. They have plenty of computers that are available. There are two stars. The missing stars are due to hidden rules enforced aggressively by someone who wants acknowledgement. I was approached about a phone call I took in a section of the library by myself (far from the quiet room). I don't know their schedule but be mindful, they micromanage and enforce those rules. Some staff are more on guard than the security guard.

Nice reception when I arrived here! I found the front desk personnel to be cordial, welcoming, and…read morehelpful. The staff member who assisted me was a thoughtful lady whose willingness to provide guidance really surprised me. Everyone was professional and pleasant! What a great surprise!

The winter has lasted way too long so I am always searching for a reasonable outing to accommodate…read moremy little. This location has a small, children's section that my son loves. The variety of books are great and the Lego table entertains him. I personally love how they feature books, which has helped me discover authors and books that I had not yet been exposed to. It feels like a family oriented store with a little something for all age groups.

I haven't been in a bookstore in FOREVER so it's quite possible that I'm just easy to please…read morebecause this location pretty much won me over upon walking in. This is a much smaller bookstore than Barnes & Noble used to have in this complex but it's new and inviting. Plus, it smells like books and pretty much nothing is better than that. I visited this location to pick up a book I ordered online. I suspect I was in and out in less than 3 minutes. I'll be back soon to see what they have on the shelves.

Having come to the Myerberg Fitness Center with severe back & neck problems; I naturally wondered…read morehow much I could do to help get myself in better shape. I now credit the Myerberg Center in helping keep this 80 year old gentleman feeling confident to face the future.

From the owner: Since 1976, the Edward A. Myerberg Center has been helping active adults 55 and older in Baltimore,…read moreMaryland stay active, stay engaged, stay healthy, and stay connected. The building has expanded many times over the past 25 years, with new classrooms, a state-of-the-art fitness Center, a library and sun filled art rooms. The Myerberg Center is a true community Center, not only for the 1,200 members who participate in 125 programs, classes and activities, but for the entire northwest Baltimore community. Local religious and civic organizations hold their weekly meetings at the Myerberg Center, and the Frosburg Room is a popular location for local families' celebrations and milestone events. Always bustling with activities and people, the Center offers its members fascinating experience throughout the area. Members enjoy over 125 classes each year - in art, literature, current events, popular culture, technology, health and fitness, foreign language and religion. They enjoy each other's camaraderie and friendship while attending festivals and museums. They gather for card games and billiards, or casual conversation over a fresh cup of coffee. The center also provides vital social services needed by many members of our community, including access to resources, counseling and support groups.

I visited the Randallstown CCBC office about a month ago for an appointment with the Economic…read moreWorkforce Development office. When I entered the woman at the front desk was very rude. She asked me how she could help me and before I could full say "I'm here for a resume review" she said "with?" which wouldn't have been an issue; however, she said it in an annoyed and curt tone. Once I realized she'd cut me off and had an attitude for no reason, after all I'd just entered the door, I asked where could find the Workforce Development staff. She pointed down the hall. No one answered the door when I knocked and I didn't see anyone so I had to go back to the front desk **sigh**. She told me I had to have an appointment, which I explained that I did. She went on to say that this is the CCBC desk. I was confused as CCBC and Maryland Workforce Development share the space so I looked around trying to determine if I'd used the wrong entrance. No, I didn't there is only one way in. The staff member I had an appointment with came out and apologized as she'd heard me knocking but was away from the door for a moment. She then apologized that they have to keep their door locked which wasn't the issue at all. I say all this to say CCBC if you are going to have a receptionist, please hire one that understands that she is out there to greet and direct guests. You all share a space. If it is an issue for her to deal with those who come in to see the Workforce Development staff perhaps you all should sever the arrangement. We are trying to look for work, develop our skills and get help from the Workforce Development staff. Dealing with your employee's nasty attitude is not something that any of us need at this time.

Ok, Cooperstown it's not. But it is a well laid out museum of Negro League memorabilia and…read moreinformation, almost all of which I didn't know. If you are visiting the area and have an interest in baseball, stop on by. Free parking, free entry (its part of a library and is on three floors), and restaurants and shopping nearby. Worth an hour of your day.

Absolutely no reason to have a 20-25 day processing time for a simple death certificate. What a…read morejoke. Zero stars.

Another government agency run horribly. I've been on hold for 2 days over 6 hours each day. It…read morewas night time by the time they got to my call and no one was there. I tried again today - I was 7th on the call list and have been on hold for 6 hours again. I plan on driving next.