I can't say anything about the book selection, but I came here today to study for my boards and…read morethis is the LAST place on earth anyone should ever try to study. The "quiet" space has an automated elevator that literally announces when it's going up and down and the librarians and patrons literally yell at each other all day long. It's like going to a circus to study.

the building seems to be newly renovated and is very nice inside. cool to checkout and browse the…read moreselection. not too many tables for quiet study but the ambiance is prime for quiet reading/study. i could def hear a pen drop in there!

This is a great library, lots of books, magazines, music you can take out. Then they automatically…read morerenew some materials for two weeks. They keep you updated by email. There is a big parking lot, so you don't have to pay. I highly recommend visiting. And coming regularly . It's by the high school, and there's a place to walk as well as a park. Very good location.

My go to library well stocked and nice staff. It looses a star for frequent closures like making a…read morelong holiday weekend for a single federal holiday or for this ongoing HVAC construction.

We were peacefully gaming, when one of my friends, got a little upset with one of the kids on a…read morecomputer. It wasn't anything big, but he had just changed schools, and he wanted to play with us. The kid said no, and my friend got a little mad. Nothing big, but the librarian still stepped in to break it up, nothing much. Then we came up with a compromise. However, later on, the librarian decided that we had enough gaming, and kicked us out! We didn't even do anything. There wasn't even anyone waiting in line for the computer. This act even goes against the law. Then, she tried to blame us that we had created a hostile environment earlier in the day. They held us on a 30 min limit on the computers, even though everyone else was not held to the same standard. She also tried saying that the library was closing, even though it was still half an hour away from closing time.

It's an absolutely BEAUTIFUL and classic New England library! The librarians are helpful and…read moreresponsive. The space is beautiful and *feels* welcoming...until you start exploring. I am so disappointed that a political agenda is pushed top to bottom at the library. For instance, they recently held a specious "banned books" event where they ask people to take political action against SUPPOSEDLY banned books, which is a hoax. (For details, read this article: https://www.dailysignal.com/2023/05/11/fact-checking-dispels-the-book-banning-fiction/#:~:text=PEN%20America%20advocates%20on%20behalf,the%202021%2D2022%20school%20year) This is an absolute LARP in response to parents who don't want X-rated material in the kids' room; that's not book banning, that's curation and appropriateness for children. My kids are advanced readers and I can't let them explore freely in the library because there is so much inappropriate material for children, for example, "This Book is Gay" includes graphic material tutoring children on how to perform an*l s*x. It's in the teen room for ages 12-18--COMPLETELY inappropriate. There are also the usual divisive identity/sexuality-focused events for kids like 'draw a coat of arms for LGBTQ+ and allies.' It would be nice if the library focused on the huge literacy problem in this country instead of pandering to identity politics. This library is definitely not a safe space for kids--watch them closely and/or order books for pick-up. So sad. I also want to understand why the city pays the salary of a DEI apparatchik at this library. I do not believe city money should be spent on this nonsense. Libraries could have stepped up and stayed open to serve the whole population during the covid restrictions, yet they stayed closed for years, which no doubt contributed to the huge decline in academic scores and literacy we see in children. I hope this library can be renewed to be about more than virtue signaling and posturing. Communities benefit from excellence in libraries.

I may be biased because I believe that every library is a gift and deserves 5 stars but the…read moreWilmington Library is great! They have regular programs for children, teens, and adults. They are small but are quick to transfer materials between libraries. They help the community is many ways including a free pantry in their lobby. Check out your local library and check out Wilmington Public library!

The Wilmington Library is such a wonderful community space! It has a nice selection of books,…read moregames, and resources. The staff are always welcoming and helpful, and they host a wide variety of events for both kids and adults. One of the biggest highlights for us has to be the baby storytime that Nicole runs. It's honestly the best storytime for kids under 2 that I have been to(and trust me I have attended so many at the neighboring libraries). Nicole has such a warm, engaging presence and knows exactly how to capture little ones' attention -- with songs, movement, puppets, and stories at just the right pace for toddlers and babies. It's such a special program that not only the kids enjoy, but parents and caregivers really look forward to as well. It feels like the perfect mix of fun, early learning, and community connection.

The employees are quite noisy and chatty. Very beautiful library, though. Great selection.read more

friendly and helpful staff, great selection, easy to use. I like being able to get materials from…read moreother libraries in the area too. The quiet rooms are comfortable and inviting. The kids section is bright, warm and welcoming. I love the library!

Staff is always super friendly! I really loved what they did for christmas! Super cute. Just keep…read morein mind, parking is a bit limited!

The Lincoln Library is wonderful! * Wonderful Librarians…read more* Wonderful Building * A warm and very welcoming place!

This is a very nice library, with lots of books, magazines, movies to choose from…read more I love that's in a very historical town. Just to go and sit and read in quiet is very relaxing. There's street parking or in the back that you pay. I recommend coming, especially if you've never been and just want to check it out.

Wow what an amazing library in a great location walking distance from downtown Lexington, MA. We…read morestopped in on our way up north as a quick little stop for our-year-old to get out and play. The children's room was absolutely fantastic with plenty of areas for children to play in as well as a multitude of children programs, even Saturdays! The staff were friendly impersonal, and the library was well tidy and kept. The only complaint would be they paid parking as I believe there should be free parking when you were going to a public library.

Three hours here this afternoon. It's been too warm to work in the van and so I find myself using…read morepublic libraries for "office space." This worked well as I was able to find a very quiet corner of the library with study carrels that had power and a bit of privacy. No one seemed to notice that I was taking work calls and the wifi worked quite well. Clean restrooms, speedy wifi and free power for my electronics. This is great! [Review 18579 overall - 1161 in Massachusetts - 2101 of 2022.]

Two Words. Mask Nazis. Its funny I have my vaccine but that doesn't matter. My mask was slipping…read moreoff my face just a little bit, and I started getting screamed at. These people are just drones, they just follow orders but don't question what the hell they are doing. I understand its the town of billericas order but still they act very rude about it.

I love this library-lots of activities and pleasant staff. Some of the negative reviews are really…read moreold; I saw one from 2009! Would be good if Yelp phased out older reviews, those over five years, say.

We love the library, especially the children's section. There have been some recent changes in…read morestaffing, programming, and physical layout and I think it's becoming an even better space for kids. My 3-year-old frequently asks to go and my 6-year-old thinks of the children's librarians as his personal friends.