I came here to print some documents. The library staff is great and approachable. They host a lot…read moreof activities and clubs. There are a variety of movies to rent also. This is a safe and clean place for community members. Great for free endeavors.

Paddison Memorial Branch in Kernersville is probably my favorite location. Even though it not…read moreconvenient to my home, I'm sometimes in the area and make it a point to stop in. This is definitely is the cleanest branch and most quiet. They have a super friendly staff and a good assortment of DVD's, books and resources.

This was my first time visiting the High Point Public Library. I went with my wife who had…read morerequested a hold on a book that was previously checked out, so when it came back, they let her know. I've driven by it many times, but was very impressed with this the interior just as much as the exterior. Staff were very friendly and welcoming, and the interior is well organized, and clean. They have a children's book section on the first floor and then many more books sorted by genre on the other floors. They have a computer lab, as well as what appears to be a rotating art gallery, and lots of information around about upcoming events at the library and in the community. In addition to books, you can also check out a very extensive collection of DVDs, also sorted by genre, as well as books on CD, and even puzzle exchanges!! Library cards are free, and as i mentioned, they are very welcoming to everyone.

We come here for the Wednesday children's program because it is top notch! The teacher they have is…read moreso engaging and thoughtful in all that she offers. Her presence is such a joy and you can tell she really loves children. Throughout the music and movement portion, along with story time, your child will be introduced to basic concepts such as ABC's, colors and numbers, arts and crafts, dancing, songs, foreign language and more. The consistency and repetition helps the child remember the songs so they can participate more easily. It's very hands on and thoughtfully planned. We have noticed a big growth in attendance over the last few months so it can be a bit overwhelming when the class has reached full capacity. I recommend getting there early, if you can, to ensure you have a spot. It's that popular!! I really wish Forsyth county library would model their story time after this, I feel like this should be the standard and as a result more children would be thriving. Having the exposure to a bilingual teacher who teaches Spanish in a fun way has been so appreciated. The children section of the library itself is separated and offers toys for the children to play with. It's organized in a way that makes it easy to find books and the staff is super friendly and accommodating. The only thing different in this county vs. Forsyth, is if you wanted something printed you will need to be prepared to pay, whereas in Forsyth county, your first 10 pages are free. Their sensory garden, which was opened within the last year, really fell short in my opinion as to what I was expecting. Sometimes it seems like people who design these things have no experience with what we are truly in need of or what's developmentally appropriate or helpful for engagement of the senses. It's a big flop, we visited it one time and that was enough. Doesn't help that there is no shade and it's next to a loud busy road. Not much or a garden experience either. Just hot pieces of metal and plastic to look at that feels more artistic than sensory. You'll see what I mean if you visit. Overall the classes are where it's at, not just for children but adults too! So come here for that if you want to participate in free offerings and meet like minded people in your community!

I visited this library for a cross stitch beginners class. I found that the meeting room had a good…read moreamount of space and the staff were very friendly. They have many different types of events and classes held on a weekly basis for all ages. I didn't check any books out but would definitely consider going back as this is a smaller branch and wasn't crowded at all.

Greensboro Public Library is a great place to spend time, study, and get things done. The staff is…read morealways friendly, helpful, and welcoming, and the environment is quiet and comfortable. They have a great selection of books and plenty of useful resources for the community. It's also a nice place to focus, learn something new, or simply relax and read. Definitely a great resource for Greensboro!

We love visiting libraries. They had make and take craft here and I decided to take the girls. The…read morestaff were so nice and welcoming. It's a small library but they offer so much. They have seeds, a fish tank, plants and many monthly activities for everyone in the family to enjoy! They also have a nice back yard filled with cool and fun activities.

This library is really awesome because it has a lot of books including a wide selection of graphic…read morenovels for kids. Also, they sometimes have activities. For example, they had a great magic show this month, and a play area for big kids and little kids and grown-ups which includes a marble run.

Friendly librarians, clean location with lots of amenities…read more I stopped in to print off some paperwork that I couldn't print at my office. The process was very easy and I even had the opportunity to sign up for a library card while I was there. It was very conveniently located and a great experience.

Really solid place on my 1st visit! I came in and staff were very welcoming. Very clean and lots…read moreof natural lighting that made the view of the main room pleasant. I came in to do some school work. Could use more work desks near outlets.

I visited the Jamestown Public Library after I decided that I wanted to begin reading again. I had…read morenot been to a library in years and I was very skeptical about the selection this historic building would have. I was very pleasantly surprised! I stopped by one evening and as soon as I walked in it was like going back in time in the best way possible. This building is absolutely beautiful inside and out. I was helped by the library manager, Jim, and he was very friendly and helpful. He explained that the building was built in 1915 and was originally a school for the area. After being used for years it was almost torn down, but the alumni saved it from destruction and it was turned into a public library. There is a big array of books in all different genres and subjects. I saw some new releases I want to read as well as classics and everything in between. It was great to explore what they had in such a peaceful and beautiful setting. Jim let me know about book clubs they have, children's story times and that they offer e-Books, DVDs, and audiobooks too. He was very helpful and informative. I was able to make my selection and was given my own library card and saw that they still use the nostalgic stamps when you check your books out! I left with my book, my new library card, and a new excitement for reading!

Came here on a Wednesday morning to get out of the house and apply to jobs. I live at the edge of…read moreHigh Point so it was only 12 minutes from my home which is a good location. There are three things that I pay attention to when visiting a library, (1) the WiFi, (2) service to patrons, & (3) sitting space. As far as Jamestown Public Library fares, (1) the WiFi was shoddy. I had to reconnect at least 5x (which didn't take long but still), (2) the receptionist halfway spoke to me when I walked in so the service was "meh." I later saw other librarians who asked if I needed help so that was nice. Lastly, (3) I sat in the corner at a table. The area had ok lighting and there were plugs available for my computer and phone. It's important to not that library is sort of old fashioned so don't expect too much.

I visit this library often. They offer a lot of activities for the whole family. There is literally…read moresomething here for everyone. Crafts, books, groups, movies and much more. The staff is incredibly helpful and nice. Through out the year they offer a lot of events and activities. Book clubs, cooking classes, zoom meetups and much more. If you're looking to get more involved check out your local library

09/20/18 My daughter moved to Mebane this school year and we…read morelost our Barnes & Nobles we used to go to after school frequently in Greensboro. I was glad to see a library in Mebane! We came here a few weeks ago and my daughter accepted it and has already read about 50 books! There's a good selection of books and the new books section always changes (possibly daily?). Our first visit, we asked the desk how to check out books and we were helped thoroughly. They were very helpful and she was able to take 5 books home with her. We have continued to come ever since. One thing would be having even a small section of adult books downstairs, the entire first floor is children and juvenile. Honestly, I haven't even gone upstairs!

Nice library that offers free programs for people of all ages. I love their children section and…read morehow large and spacious it is.

We're so lucky to have May Memorial library as a part of our downtown here in Burlington!…read more The Children's librarians are so helpful and everything is organized in an interactive and creative way--perfect for every age, even toddlers! They also have activities and games for kids to do when they walk in! I love this location's dedication to diversity. Their inclusivity of BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ books is apparent at every turn. It's great to see so much representation!