This location is beautiful! The windows look out towards the trails that are currently being…read moreconstructed. There is a massive Hands-on area with STEM activities and a 3D printer. My kiddo likes to play with the robots and program them to do sequences. There is a great selection of books as well. You also have access to the digital library through the ap when you enter your library card number. Such an abundance of resources available to our family, I am extremely grateful!

I wanted to like this library so badly as it's 5 min from home & would be a good way to entertain…read moremy toddler for an hour on a hot day, but she gets bored within 5 min here bc there's nothing for kids. Not even a table with puzzles or paper with crayons. Their Saturday story time Is boorrrrinnnggg, too. Today's visit, & probably my last, I was kinda turned off as soon as I entered the door bc no one greets you or even says hello back (or maybe I just didn't hear them cause all the staff were wearing masks... in 2023). But as soon as my curious 2yo wandered into the computer lab/stem room & found a bin of legos that she touched for a total of maybe 8 seconds lol, the bald headed man marched in there & started watching us, making me feel as if I'd let my toddler freaking steal something?! I even said oh sorry she's just a curious toddler, we're just wandering. He didn't say a word & continued to be rude & correct anything she touched. Just wanted to put my experience out here before I submit my formal complaint. I'll stick to Saginaw library-- so kid friendly & the staff is always so friendly. Two stars for cleanliness & organization.

I truly love my neighborhood public library. My son always has a wonderful variety of books to…read morechoose from and loves the inviting, vibrant, and relaxing environment to read and relax in. It has fun and educational weekday and weekend events for all ages. We loved meeting Paddington at a recent event and feel lucky to have this and other public libraries around to educate and inspire minds of all ages.

Always friendly and helpful. Greet you at the door. Efficient. It is welcoming environment. I love…read moreto see all the children using this library.

Our fave FW library! The kid section is amazing- very well organized and appealing to kids. Small…read morekid table for reading. The staff is the absolute best. So kind and helpful. Always inform me on the newest programs and also help us check out. I would give more stars if I could!

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I wanted to give an update to my review. NRH has a number…read moreof amazing programs. From things like performances, meet the author, and book clubs that the adults can join. As well as programs for kids, tweens and teens. My now adult age kid voulenteered here during their high school years. My almost middle school age kid has done things ranging from Pokemon club, tinkercad, 3d printing. As well the maker spot is an amazing resource from their quilting and sewing machines, 3d printer and other things you can use at the library. They also have a pretty good summer reading program. Go support our local libraries!

I love this library they have two floors, kids section is really neat and appealing to kids with a…read morelot of space. They have study rooms and I especially liked the Langston Hughes Study room, a lot of areas to sit and read. Great areas to co-work. Snack machines on first floor. Very helpful librarians, I was welcomed in and this rarely occurs. I felt welcomed. They also have a Makers area and room for various things from 3d printing to sewing.

I just had to update this review after having my 3 1/2 year old niece for 2 months. This library…read moresaved me! I had no idea the classes/programs they offer for free for toddlers Monday thru Thursday! All the classes are in the morning and are interactive. On Friday, there are no classes but the children's area always has a variety of toys out so I was able to take her there to play. They change the toys out daily so it always seems like something new. If you need to wear out a toddler so they're ready to eat and take a nap, this is the place to go! I'm so appreciative of the Euless Library!

The pass is a bit expensive but there is a place for kids and young adults to hang out plus a ton…read moreof books in every genre so its not bad.

Great library. 24 hour access with UNTHSC ID badge. Lots of study spaces in three different levels…read more 4th floor is quiet floor. Many rooms for reservation. Many items for check out at the front office - chargers, laptops, books, laptop/book stands, umbrellas, personal LTE hotspots, and more. Students are friendly and courteous. Stop on by and enjoy your time here.

This library may not look like much on the oustide, but step through the front door portal and you…read morewill be transported to the literary world of your choosing. I was extremely impressed by the selection and quanity of books in this library. There were two volunteers running the library today, and both were very friendly and personable. In addition, the place was clean and very well-organized. Why did I wait so long to visit? Having lived in Fort Worth for over fourteen years with nine of those as a resident of Fairmount, there is no excuse for not having become a patron sooner. Please visit this hidden gem.

Love this small hole in the wall neighborhood library. Every friday they have free music events…read more Fun friendly atmosphere.

Review #11 out of 22 for starting off 2022 Vamonos!!!!!…read more I have taken a couple of classes at this campus over the years and I always love coming here because of how beautiful the campus is. Formerly Radio Shack headquarters (all you millennials who dont know, RS was like Best Buy), the whole building was split between Tarrant has now been aquired by TCC. Back then when RS was still in business they use to share the building, certain sections were RS employees and the rest TCC students/staff. The layout is a bit odd because its on a hill so there are parts where you take an elevator up and then walk down the hall and take the elevator down because not everything is connected. There is a lot of space everywhere you go and you can find cozy little corners to study or take a nap all over the place. If that's not your thing panther island is right outside with plenty of walking trails and during the summer they have paddle boats available for rent. Lots of sculptures and water fountains which look every more beautiful in the summer with the flowers blooming and the Texas heat. I play pokemon go and notice many stops and gyms to keep me entertained. I love this location because there is so much to do between classes, take a walk outside and you are at the trinity river or at a fancy restaurant downtown. This campus in my opinion has the best views of all the campuses, the best cafeteria by a landslide and the best parking situation. Students attending TR need a parking sticker to park here but it is free! All you have to do is go to the police kiosk and show them a copy of your schedule, fill out a sheet and your set to go. Because this parking garage is in downtown they are always strict on parking so FYI. I know a lot of the professors that teach at TCC also teach at other local universities so they are equality professors. You pay a fraction of the price here compared to big name schools. Financial aid is available on top of the already low cost of tuition here. TCC has many clubs and organizations students can join so please take advantage of them.

Since I'm out of work and can't seem to find a job, figured I'd take a few classes to help fill the…read moretime. Needed to run by the advising office and financial aid department to have a few questions answered. Keeping in mind most of the offices are manned by students, I try to keep my cool when dealing with them. However, this one "employee" really got under my skin. Blatantly contradricting something I knew for a fact I read on the school's website, she would not let the issue go. Thankfully someone else stepped in to help after noticing I was about to totally lose it. In the end, I wrapped up all I needed to accomplish on campus and headed on my way. I graduated with an Associate of Arts degree in 2014 from this same campus. A lot has changed since then, but I'm looking forward to taking a few courses for grins and giggles. TCC is a great place for an inexpensive, yet quality, education. Go check it outt!

Oh, the hours I have spent in this library. Some good, some bad…read more For students, this is the primary space to find a guaranteed quiet space for work, to print using your MavID, where to go to utilize the FabLab, or to get Einstein Bagels. The basement is a more open student area, with vending machines. Additionally, if you walk down there and immediately look to your left, you should see exercise bikes and treadmills fitted with surfaces to read or study while working out. There are only a couple, so they are first come, first serve. The 6th floor is a big open space with very little furniture, and offices. Great view from the window, however. The other floors are a mix of "quiet floors" and study floors, and the legend on each floor should tell you. The majority of the students hang on floor 2, which is not a quiet floor, but offers the freedom to talk, numerous desktop computers that can be utilized logging in with your MyMav credentials and a tutoring station. Additionally, if you are looking for a small convenience store, this is your spot. Nearly every floor has study rooms that require a reservation. This is the biggest downside - you have to scan the QR code, or type the website, and when you do, you will notice that most rooms are reserved for months out. If you want to reserve a room (particularly one for midterms or finals) I suggest exploring your options by the 3rd week of the semester. The library is 24 hours (with a few exceptions), but if you are a guest (not a student, or a student that does not have a UTA ID) then you will be asked to leave at midnight when UTA Police come around for ID check. From what I have been told, this is due to a previous issue with homeless people sleeping in the library. If you wish to take advantage of the library, but you are not a student, a drivers license will grant you access at the front desk, and the second floor has a guest computer that you can login to. If you can, check out the trees directly in front of the library during the holiday season - the trees are decorated with UTA blue and orange lights. Happy studying!

Although I don't attend school here, I utilize the library frequently because of the huge selection…read moreand extended hours! The staff are super helpful, even though I attend another university! Bring a sweater or light jacket!!! It's cold in there!

I'm not real computer knowledgeable. The librarian there was so helpful, patient and kind. I just…read morecan't say enough on the friendliness. Excellent experience.

I love this library so much. Today my kiddos and I were looking for specific books (we could've…read morereserved them online beforehand but wanted to peruse the shelves). And we found all the items we were looking for!! I even got my kids signed up for the Reading Program this summer, so fun. The staff member that assisted me in singing the kids up for the Reading Program was so patient and printed out an actually Reading Log so I don't have to log everything into my phone each time. She told me that if I wanted to bring the paper with me when we visit their branch that they could enter all the hours in for me. Best service ever!