In my mind I feel like not many people still visit the public library. In this age of internet and…read moree-books what's really the point, right? WRONG!!!! The library is still full of magnificent stories that can't be fully experienced through the immediate reception provided by the internet. Believe me, you're in for happy book exploring! As for this library, I spent about two unexpected hours here while waiting for my husband to get out of a meeting. It's an older building, but they've done a great job keeping up with the times. There's a space for computer use, a children's corridor with rocking chairs, and an area for video/dvd rental. As far as libraries go it's very quaint and has all the things you need - including very helpful staff right at the front desk.

Granted, I am biased, but the WCPL system provides access to thousands of valuable resources within…read morethe walls of its Main Library and three permanent locations, as well as many great programs for all ages. To find out more, go to www.warrenpl.org!

Ok! So the theatre itself, considering it's one of the more classic theaters are in surprisingly…read moregood shape, the entrance was kind of small (typical) considering there was a lot of people, as for the venue itself there are some signs of wear but me personally, I love that! It's like a jump back in time, the staff were friendly and nice, the experience was amazing and I would definitely recommend if you are into the look of old times and would like to feel the nostalgia again!

My first visit to this historic theatre. Family members we are visiting suggested attending the…read moreWinter Solstice Celtic concert. It was free! When we arrived just before the show began, the main floor was almost floor, so we opted for climbing the stair to the balcony. There isn't a bad seat in the theatre. However, getting to your seat is a challenge. The house lights went off to begin the show about the time we arrived in the balcony. The steps are DANGEROUS. They are not uniform in size and it's not well lit on the way down. I'm physically fit but felt unsure of myself with the low lighting. A woman arriving after the concert began, face planted down the stairs. There wasn't an employee around to assist. No one offered a light to help her find a seat. The concert, with a mixture of poetry readings and songs was delightful. I wish the younger folks I was with were willing to stay for the entire concert. The Warren County Libraries sponsored the event. Thanks for bringing culture to Bowling Green during our visit.