So far best place for study, i have tried all the libraries in the city and this one seems like the…read more perfect spot. If you like study in quiet this is perfect spot, and if you go further by the windows area it is more quiet. They also have study rooms available but it requires at least two people. Students are quiet and staff also. They open at 8 am so if you are an early bird like me it is great. On week days they closed at 10 pm so it works perfectly with my schedule. They are also open on weekends but shorts hours. Also book selection is amazing. They have a lots of available desktop computers, i don't know is it Covid or what but it is never busy as of right now. Never to crowded never to busy perfect for study. I like the way that they have windows instead of the wall so natural light is all that you need and don't have a feeling like i am inside

Quiet and spacious. Perfect for studying in a group on in your own. I would come here again if I…read moreever need to study or get some work done.

Sunrise Library was a true delight! The whole library felt welcoming and warm! There's a huge…read morehomework help room, a spacious kids room, a big reference area, and wonderful signs the whole library over! We found a bunch of children's books & 4 adult books in the bookstore!

I was in Vegas for a long enough stay that I visited this library on more than one occasion. If I…read morecould bring it home as a souvenir I would! The library was said to be smaller but they have so much to offer. I was there at a busy time one day and was able to get help and find a seat and enjoy my time there. I'd say this library is small but mighty. The weekends didn't have many patrons and was quiet. The children's area is nice. There are many new well organized books and media for kids...and also they have toy lending, fun looking toys too, just when a child gets bored with a toy bring it back and swap for a new one. They have thoughtful details added in that area, like heat sensitive boards on the ends of bookshelves. I saw a little boy put his hand on it and his face lit up when he saw his colorful hand print, him and his mom practiced his name. They have a separate homework room, so I saw kids in there doing homework and getting help with it. Where was this when I was a kid? Would have made school a lot easier as my parents worked late and weren't available to help me (and no internet even), speaking of internet, plenty of computers for people to use in this library. I had a tablet and was able to connect easily to their free wi-fi. They have a tiny area where they sell discard or perhaps donated books. Best prices in town. I mean where else is a book 25 cents. It's small like a closet but that's ok, I don't think that's the big attraction here, but a nice bonus. On the days I was there they had an additional cart by the door with cds and holiday books (as it's December) for sale. There was a large selection of magazines, i forgot about how many are published (more than the 6 you see at grocery stores) and about so many interests. I spent at least an hour reading different ones. Magazine are so expensive now and so I enjoyed reading for free. The bathrooms were clean. I was a little worried as I was there when lots of teenagers were there, after school hours, but it is kept clean and well stocked. Speaking of the teenagers, it's right near a high school so expect after school to see them. It was actually nice to see the kids using the library. They have a 3d printer, I've never seen one of those before. You have to take a class from them to use it. They have a VR set, so fun. There are quiet study rooms you can reserve use for up to two hours. They have a nice selection of puzzles. I'm sure there is so much more they offer. The best part was the staff. So helpful!, they really seem to care and want to help. I heard one man exclaim "you don't know what this means to find this", and left with a big smile. When anyone asked for something from the librarian's, they didn't just point, they went over with the patron and showed them the area they were looking for and helped them find what they needed. If the library didn't have what a patron needed they would offer to look and get it sent over from other libraries (or is it library's, with an apostrophe? see I needed that homework help). The hold system seemed really good. I saw the staff show people how to use the online option's. Yes, I spent more time than the average person there but that's what I like, no casino for me, give me a book that's my excitement. A favorite part of mine at this library was the staff recommendation shelf. I wish my library did this. I was not able to find anything that interested me, so I looked at there recommendations and now have a list of 5 (ok maybe 10) books I can't wait to read. When I talked to the librarian about one of the books, she just happened to be the one who recommended it, Rebecca! She was so helpful. I asked her about another author and well let's just say she has inspired me to read and read! I also observed her helping and inspiring many others on the few days I was there, actually all of the librarians. They are all gems! Such a great staff.

Cutest little library ever! Most likely the smallest library in Clark County but it offers all the…read morelibrary amenities. I was invited to attend a Sound Bath here on Friday morning and was so excited to be able to check out this library. It is located in the tiny town of Blue Diamond, Nevada. Blue Diamond sits just outside of Red Rock Canyon. I arrived early as I knew parking was limited. I was kindly invited in once the room had been set up. This library is a one large room broken down into a kids and adult section. A nice couch and easy chairs are there for you to use while looking for your next best read. There were about 15 of us in attendance and we filled the room with our mats, blankets and pillows. This was a great space to hold the sound bath in and we all really enjoyed ourselves. The librarians are super nice and friendly. When I need a quiet place to hide and hang out, I will be coming here.

I brought my nephews here on a Tuesday for one of their STEAM events which consisted of making lava…read morelamps. My nephews had a great time with the make and take. Afterward, they played/read books in the small toddler area. I think it's awesome here because it is small which means less concern of the kids wandering off while having plenty to do. The staff member who works their is also welcoming and friendly!

This library is very clean and organized the only down side is that the computers are always…read moreoccupied by childre. (which can be considered a good thing atleast they aren't out on the streets) This library like many other has this little area in the corner for smaller children. My son loves this library because he can sit and read a book at the kids tables or hop on the internet and play educational games, provided by the library. The staff is always friendly and helpfull. Check out is always very speedy unlike Kmart.(lol)

The staff was so nice. Kiddo refused to use the vault toilet bathrooms on a hike so we had stopped…read moreat the library and they let him use it and we looked at all the books and activities the library offered. It was so beautif, warm, and well kept.

The Trick or Treat event was great! It was definitely worth the hour drive to see the joy on my…read moreson's face the whole time we were there! The haunted house was just the right amount of spooky for all ages to enjoy! They had candy stations in the back yard, arts and crafts for the kids, and of course the beautiful books! I love the tranquility of the town surrounding the library, as well. A huge thanks to Don for publishing this event - we never would have known about it without you!

This Law Library is the best place to find out something about the Law, take a free class on the…read morelaw (they offer free classes on Family Law, getting your record sealed, civil matter, Criminal matters.....etc) There are computers that can help you find cases and Law reviews to help understand your case. (They Can Not Give Legal Advice) but they can point you in the right place. There is no free parking. All parking is Street Pay parking. (Public Parking - Metered parking is available on many of the streets downtown. The nearest parking lot is located at 215 South Third Street. Rates are $2.00 for the first half hour to a maximum of $10.00 per day.)

Great local library! It is not your typical public library because it is devoted to legal…read moretreatises, statutes, and law. You can't pick up the latest Stephen King novel here. But if you have a legal dispute, or are just curious about the law, this is a good place to come. It is open to the public, and free. You can research local, national, or other laws in stately books in the stacks or along the walls. Aside from the hard-core legal material, there are also how-to books for everything from starting a business to getting guardianship of a loved one. There are also computers for legal research, as well, including such state of the art legal research engines as "Westlaw" and "Lexis Nexis." If you want a copy of anything, you will have to purchase a Copy Card (no more than a few dollars), and then fund it. Copies are 25 cents a page. They also host free classes for the public, including how to seal a criminal record, go through probate, and how to fight an eviction. They also have typewriters that you can ask to use to fill out forms, if you need them. The staff is terrific. Helpful and good at what they do. They are extremely patient. This place is popular with homeless and other very indigent individuals, some of whom are not super lucid or disturbed. They are treated with respect and care, but you might want to steer clear of them. It's not a big problem, though (aside from the occasional foul odor, to be honest). Keep your wits about you, and don't leave any personals or valuables out. It's a large facility, and you can just scoot over to one of the less populated areas of the library to review your materials. Also, the library is kept really clean and ordered. Even the keys of the computers are covered with plastic (that you can still type with), and sprayed with disinfectant. The bathrooms are also very nice and clean. So don't worry. There is also a security guard on duty. Lots of lawyers use this place, too. (Probably should be more afraid of them!) The building is shared by other organizations. You enter on 3rd Street, pass the desk on the first floor (where a usually friendly guard sits), and take one of the elevators to the 4th floor. Turn to your left, and there you are. There is only street parking, but it is not too inconvenient. Usually spots open up throughout the day. You have to pay at a common meter (take note of your space number, listed on the side of the curb), but it takes coins and credit cards.

A rude woman told me I couldn't park in the parking lot,I come here all the time and never had any…read moreproblem before,I told her that I was going inside and that I was just waiting for someone but still she made me park on the street,people like that woman will give the place a bad name.Hopefully something is done about this matter.Everything ok,had a talk with the lady in charge Michelle.

LDS Family Search Library is a gem! It has a very helpful and lovely staff. The place is spacious…read moreand has enough computers to accommodate a good number of visitors. You can research on your own, or someone is always ready to provide assistance. Their system has a few research options that are only available at the library.

If you ever wonder "is that against the law" this is the place for you. Located in the center of…read moreUNLV this awesome Law Library is open to the public, and has extensive civil and criminal books. They also have the popular No-Lo books for laymen to understand the law and all its inter workings. They also have computers with access to Law reviews articles and cases. The staff is super helpful and super nice

Well organized , Great resources. Quiet, Easy to navigate . Great selection of legal researchread more