This is one of the main library branches that I visited and so far it's been a great experience. I…read morelike the variety of books, though the selections are lesser than some libraries but they have more of non mainstream books that I like to read. They do have a do space too that I can utilize for my studies and projects.

My local puzzle swap group reserved a room here last Saturday morning. It was nice and big and had…read moreadequate tables and chairs. IIRC, it even had a small sink. This library had a nice big parking area and inside lots of natural light with high ceilings. I hadn't been here for a long time, it was good to see it again.

This is our neighborhood library and since my kids were little we've been traveling up there for…read morestory times and to check out books. This branch offers a lot of different sing a long and story times in the library and in the atrium. I've checked out many books from children's to romance to non-fiction. You can also reserve books online to pick up there. There is a lot of parking, especially when schools out it's easy to get in, and then there is an outdoor drop box for returns. My step daughter also had private tutoring lessons in their quiet rooms.

Great library. The kids love to come here and the community center connected to the library. We…read morehave received tickets to the zoo, Lauritzen Gardens, children's museum, and Fontelle Forest from here. They have great holiday events for kids and a nice selection. I love that the libraries will transfer books I want to read to my branch for easy pick up. Their online app is easy to use too for ebooks and audiobooks.

Does have a large selection of newer book and classics. I find it difficult to get was popular…read morebooks, and older books here. Inside has plenty of areas to sit, but none of the seating (in my opinion) is cozy/makes you want to stay a long time and read. They do have PLENTY of events for peoples of all ages!

I have been a friend of the library for many years. as a retired widow, I love reading and always…read moreenjoyed the staff friendliness. Recently I went to check our books only to be told I had damaged a book. I could hardly speak as I would never damage a book. At the desk I was told I had been charged, convicted and charged (yes I had to pay $50). I left in tears. a week later I turned in my card because as a senior on a fixed income I can't afford to have this happen again.

I've been to this branch a few times, and the staff is amazing! I've checked out a few books, and…read morejust started using the audiobook function on the Libby app. Highly recommend this!!

This is a well-stocked public library. What you can't find you can either order from another Omaha…read morelibrary or request as a purchase. The staff is friendly and accommodating. They seem quite diligent at their tasks. Helpful, too. One can get book, CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray disks. Checkout is between 1 and 3 weeks, depending on what you check out. Parking is generous, and, so far, I've always found a spot. There is a media and book drop box for returns, both inside and outside the library. I love this place!

We absolutely love the Gretna Public Library. As relatively new Gretna residents moving from…read moreMidtown Omaha we were pleasantly surprised with this Library. Not only do we receive books much more quickly that often required weeks or months of holds at the Omaha library, the staff is incredibly friendly. As they transition to being in a larger facility the main library and children's library are open at two different locations walking distance from each other, and due to staffing are open at alternating times, as long as you know that and check the schedule before heading out it is never a problem. They do all kinds of events at each one of the locations geared towards kids and adults alike.

You know, I am not a Gretna resident, but my brother's family goes to this library and I know that…read moremy niece has had a lot of good experiences here. The time I went with her was especially fun, and one of her regular past times: wherein kids read books to dogs! Once a month or so, a group of well-trained dogs sits while kids read books to them. It is a wonderful way to promote a love for books, especially for animal lovers. I hope this program continues. One thing I do remember, and just verified, is that non-Gretna residents have to pay $40 to get a library card here.

I feel a bit silly writing a review of my local library, but then it deserves to be mentioned…read moreI am a long time user of the library. Both borrowing ACTUAL books, but also having learned how to download digital books. I used to frequently borrow audio books on CD's for traveling but the car i have now doesn't have a CD player. It took me awhile and call to the library while traveling across country , but i learned how to use Libby. If there is a flaw it is the assumption that when they add things like Libby, we all should just know how to use them. The one thing that stands out for me is how whatever and however dense my question might be I have always been able to find someone that can help, although it might mean waiting for the response. They are helpful and wiling to explain.

Wow! What a beautiful facility. Thoroughly modern with a fantastic layout…read more Meeting rooms, large sections for children books, large CD checkout available and the list goes on.... Librarians were super helpful and come to find out it is available to Carter Lake residents as well Even if you are not from the area you will be welcome!

Cute library in the Dundee neighborhood. They're attached to a community center that we did not…read moreexplore. My husband came here to partake of a D&D event at the library. My daughter and I spent awhile upstairs in the kid's area. They have some cute plastic food toys with a kitchen attached to the wall. Even though she's older that kept her entertained for quite some time. The staff were very nice and had fun chatting with her. The pickup area for books was very organized. Their bathrooms were also clean. My ONLY complaint was parking. We got there very early and parked on the East side of the building no problem. Later when we had to go get lunch their parking lot was full. We found they had additional parking on the West side but they were also full and the streets were packed. I know it was a Saturday, but I can imagine it being very frustrating to park. When we were leaving there was someone doing illegal substances in their van next to our car which was concerning to say the least and no I'm not talking about the devil's lettuce I'm talking about harder stuff. That isn't really the library's fault, but be aware of what's going on. I prefer Millard over A.V. Sorenson but it's not terrible.

They have so many great activities for toddlers here! Love the story time and open gym play on…read moreSaturdays and Tuesdays. So many toys set up for the kids!

You UNO and UNL do not share all of their credits when you try to transfer that would be my first…read morecomplaint and they don't let people finish their degree unless they're paid up in full so it keeps them from progressing and getting their degree. Their department is also very unhelpful as far as helping students graduate and suggesting courses. I have some good experiences to but unfortunately those outweigh those.

UNO is a fantastic university. Not only do they offer an excellent education for undergrads and…read moregrad students alike, it's surprisingly affordable. As an alum, I couldn't be more proud to see how it's grown in the last few years. During my undergrad years in the early to mid 2000s, I spent my time bumping between classes, buildings and, for a while there, majors. There was always a friendly face, it seemed, willing to strike up a conversation in front of the student center or library or just waiting outside of a classroom. Back then, UNO was easing out of being an urban commuter campus. The first rounds of dorms had been built and the campus was just starting to come to life with around-the-clock amenities. Still, the school was entrenched in Division II sports, living in the shadow of UN-L and the Huskers just a few miles away in Lincoln. Now, UNO has a full fledged D-I sports program, riding high off of the hockey team's first appearance in the Frozen Four. Both the Dodge Street and Pacific Street campuses are rapidly filling in parking lots with new educational, administrative, recreational and residential buildings, anchored on the south end with Aksarben Village and the soon-to-be-opened Baxter Arena. At the end of my time at UNO, I wound up with an English degree and a great job shortly after graduating. I couldn't ask for much more than that. Funny thing, as good as I had it, there's no better time than right now to be a Mav!

This location has a book sale on Thursdays and some Saturdays. Let me tell you - it is awesome…read more Some of the books are old retired library books, but there are also a lot of new or very good condition books. There are a LOT of books here. I think most of them are priced at $1.50. I am not kidding about it being a LOT of books. I can pretty much guarantee that you will find a book about something you like, unless you just don't like anything. It used to be cash-only; I think you can pay with card now but there might be a surcharge. It is staffed by volunteers, they are all nice; they all like books.

It's a little old library but I loveee their book selections and librarian. They have book sale…read moreevery first Thursday and Saturday if I'm not mistaken and the selections are awesome in addition to the events they have! It's one of my fav OPL branch to date.

Pretty sure this is the Yelp for the library and college. It's a very beautiful campus I highly…read morerecommend you check it out. Right now it's a Pokemon gym too so if you're into that get at it!