We went here several times to attend a Piano Recital in one of their meeting rooms. It's a nice…read moreLibrary off of Buffalo going North. The Security guard on duty was polite and helpful. He even knew how much the meeting room costs to rent out in case we want to one day.

I really love when you walk into the left is the check in and community boards. Then you move to…read morethe right into the library. Off to the left is a great selection of inexpensive hardcover and soft cover books. I have always trusted the computer services offered here. Actually the whole staff can be very helpful. I also like how easy I can maneuver around with my cane or walker.

I had a wonderful and unexpected experience. What I mean by unexpected is that although there were…read morea lot about the people who helped shaped the west side community, especially Ruby Duncan as well as paying homage to other celebrities for one reason or another. However, the only disappointing thing that bothered me is seeing celebs like Taylor Swift, Tiger Woods and many trendsetting others but not seeing the G.O.A.T of entertainment, Michael Jackson, who was and still is the most influential of all of them even after his death and he also lived here. That being said, if certain hotels on the strip could have a tribute show to honor him, then why can't the west side library have one to? Furthermore, I was shock to see that the media area was empty. So, I think with all the wonderful resources available such as many different studios where people can produce videos, make podcast and whatever else a person could do should be promoted in the community so that parents and their children can engage in. In other words, this library has the potential of being a great way for people, especially our youth of today, to utilize and elevate their lives for the better and that's good for all who are concerned about the enhancement of the community.

As libraries go, this has to be the best library in our city. It is located right on Martin Luther…read moreKing Boulevard. The towering structure invites you to come in and read, study, take a class, use their computer lab, create a podcast or record your singing voice. This massive library is 41,000+ feet and is double the size of the previous library. State of the art in every aspect here and there are so many opportunities for learning. I explored every nook and cranny and was so amazed. I wish I lived a little closer so I could take advantage of all the technology here. They have invested so much into this space and I know it will benefit so many youth and adults too. I loved checking out the multimedia lab. Here I encountered a very friendly employee who encouraged me to go into each room to see what it offered and provided me with a class brochure. I am just a wee bit jealous that libraries near me do not offer or have what this library has. As I was leaving, I discovered the Historical African American Collection that featured many Las Vegas heroes. I was mesmerized by all there accomplishments and feats. Their monthly calendar has a listing of all upcoming events and classes offered. This is where community can come together to learn, create or just pull up a chair and read an interesting book.

The customer service is impeccable, the cleanliness is on point! The food is generally very good,…read morewith bouts of brilliance, and the occasional obvious amateur bachelor at the helm. But the beds!? If you can call them that? Abhorrent is an understatement. If you enjoy sleeping 40 mins at a time only to wake up wondering if you're having transient strokes affecting various parts of your body, then this is the place for you! The beds feel like they were donated by a company that couldn't sell them otherwise, so they opted for a tax break. I have slept in hostels, the ground, tile floors, and even the occasion bush that left me more rested. If you love the feeling of a 90 year old pelvic girdle, permanent nerve damage, and impending spinal surgery, this is the place for you! Beds so bad that it took a 5 star review to 1.

So, shall I start in the beginning? Sometime in 1982, my biological father and mother …read more.. Too early? I registered at CSN. I enrolled in CRJ classes. Bam! I am taking classes at F Building, which is Las Vegas Fire Rescue Station 6. Good enough? I walked into the firehouse. I interacted with peers, professors, and assorted firedogs. One gave me a bag of free Sunchips once. No wonder every one likes firefighters more than cops (besides cops themselves, and their moms*). *On second thought, half of cop-moms probably still like firefighters more. You can come here to take class. You can come here to use the vending machine. (It is in the short hallway to the left once you pass the first set of couches.) You can come here to sit on the couches. You can apply for City Fire, test, swear (or affirm) your oath, and become a fucking firefighter for all I care. All those things would be firsthand experiences, and I would not flag your trivial review if you did them. On the other hand, I guarantee you that the serial flagger will flag this. (Flaggers are like terrorists.) They don't quit .... Would you rather pay 50¢ in building Foxtrot for two Grandma cookies or 1.25$ in every other building? - Those cookies are so bad for you. Would rather have available parking (and bike rack) always right outside the front door leading to your classroom, or be relegated to walking across campus to get to class? - We all know you detest walking. Do sirens excite you? - There is a film you should watch: Crash (Cronenberg). Have you ever reviewed a firehouse? - You should. I just did. Rating: "Yay! I'm a fan." Postscript. Firedog, hooooooooeah! Post-postscript. Flag this, hooooooooeah!

This was a surprisingly quick and easy process! Clean, professional, and helpful all aroundread more

The absolute worst service anywhere in the entire state of Nevada. I would say go somewhere else…read morebut its a government agency. You CAN'T go anywhere else. I was on the phone 3 separate times today. One of those calls being 2 1/2 hours long. The lady "couldn't hear me" and hung up. I am trying to work and get assistance on the side. I made 18/Hour. I work 50 hours a week, NOT including the drive time. I can't just go down to the office, my hours are 9-6. I am FORCED to rely on people who don't give a single fuck about me or my family. Theres not even a number or a way to file a complaint. You just have to sit back and take it. I'll be putting in a formal complaint tomorrow morning with this office. I have to be late for work because I have NO OTHER CHOICE. DWSS KEEPS PEOPLE DOWN!

Nice little library, I love that they have an art gallery too. I look forward to spending more time…read morehere, enjoying the selections and art.

I am a big fan of all the work the Las Vegas Library District does and appreciate all of the…read moreevents, resources, and rotating art exhibits they have. Thank you for all you do for our city! This location is smaller library-wise than other locations, but its still a nice spot and has a big theatre/performing arts area. Ample parking and an EV charging station out front.

Located at the corner of Charleston and Comm College. Can access from both streets. Parking lot…read morelooks like it is in parts, though. It's not just the front part, it kinds wraps around the building, though, if that makes any sense. I stopped by last night, (braved all the traffic) to get the last state park pass remaining at the Reference desk. This is nice library, I was pleasantly surprised. There is a security guard, just like at the Sahara West Library, our regular/ local library. I like that there are sections to the library. Easy to find areas. I didn't need to ask anyone. Bathrooms were clean.

SMELLY homeless ppl once again, old computers and just a few, smells like homeless people otherwise…read moreit's a nice clean library but NO! Don't come here!

It's been decades since the last time I visited the Fort. I'm impressed with the improvements. I…read morevisited the Fort for the Pollinator event, so there was much to see and experience. The museum displays are educational and interesting. The koi pond and walking trail is very pleasant. There are established fruit trees and a garden area. The tortoise were in their shelter within the habitat, so I didn't get an opportunity to see them during my visit. I would look forward to attending more events here.

I had to come here for a class project on the history of Mormons. The facility was clean and the…read morestaff were inviting. They don't offer a guide but they did have a quick video in the back that helped explain the history and some of the things that you will see at the museum. Although not something I'm interested in, the museum had a way of presenting the information where even I was intrigued. If its something you're into I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

I know. 5 stars for a courthouse? YES! Everyone is helpful,…read morepolite, and just darn nice! Parking is touchy but fine.

Do all you can in life to never have to go to this place. It is a pit of misery, darkness, and…read moreagony. Just get along with your spouse, your baby daddy, baby momma, girlfriend, or boyfriend. It is not worth it. Treat your kids right, and never have to go before a judge about something involving your most intimate family relationships. You can do better than that. The court itself is depressing. It is old and not renovated. It has an unfavorable smell in certain places. It is curiously built, with an indoor lobby followed by an outside vestibule, followed by a bad high school cafeteria style entry to the court, and a long line of people in purgatory waiting for a number to be called. A mysterious ghost machine will say the number after what seems like an interminable time. Sad and defeated looking people walk the halls. Lawyers are smug and mostly evil. You just don't want to go there. The judges are mostly good, but often overworked. They are not perfect and make mistakes. Whatever you do, don't be rude to the tellers. They've made it a crime to be rude to them. :) The parking lot fills up early. If you have a hearing, give yourself plenty of time. You will need to remove your shoes (unless you're a lawyer with a bar card), and go through a metal detector. Perfect start to a court that often makes families feel like they're chattel.