A well-appointed, gorgeous public library. I entered on a Friday afternoon and found the library…read morebusy with teens studying, all ages browsing books and seniors filling several tables playing cards and board games in a rec. room that is right at the front entrance. I browsed the little bookstore and purchased a 1000 piece puzzle from Springbok and two cd's all for just $5.00. There is a children's room right at the front of the entrance. Also at the front of the entrance are a nice selection of mobility aids for those that need a little assistance getting around. The entrance itself is full of beautiful plants, trees and scenic decorations, making the entire vibe very welcoming. There is a computer room in the far back, a heft section of nothing but large print books. The front desk people were very knowledgeable and friendly.

In town for a few days with plans to spend time with family while working remotely, I needed…read moresomewhere to go due to my mom's dog barking. She suggested the Bloomfield Township Public Library and admittedly, I was a bit hesitant at first. However, I was in need of somewhere quiet to connect to video calls and I didn't have much time, so I somewhat begrudgingly headed over. Wow - I was blown away by the beautiful space - both indoor and out. There are plenty of friendly staff members to help answer your questions, obviously tons of books, a large and colorful children's area, an outdoor area, a vending machine area, computer area, plenty of desks, and private rooms for members. I am not a resident or member, so I headed outside to a beautiful terrace and I'm now back for my second day working here because I loved it so much. I haven't looked too deeply, but there also appear to be programs for community members of all ages to partake in - from book clubs and writers groups to knitting groups, summer craft kits, language conversation groups, speed dating with a book, and so much more. I'm literally so impressed with everything this library has to offer. I will be back and this may inspire me to also visit my own library back home. Lesson learned: never question a suggestion from my mom ;)

Love our library, workers are always helpful when it's needed! Please support your local library…read morethey may surprise you!

What a beautiful building, a great combination of Open air+High ceilings with a variety of computer…read morework stations,group learning areas and also 1 person quiet study areas to set up your own computer & close the door! WiFi is free and easy to use. The library staff are available, friendly and will help you get started. You will sign in, if needed, with them. They can explain how it works and if there is a time limit. Weekday hours: open at 10am and close at 8pm. I was here to work... but I found a large selection of interesting magazines and large print books (so easy on the eyes- try one! ) Yoga one day a week and kids story time; there are also other programs throughout the month. Great experience here!

Do you like reading? Do you like literature? Do you like walking? Then pack up your stuff, call…read moreu-haul, and blow every red light you see; you're home. Praise to the dragon of the lake for blessing us simpletons with a shrine to all things knowledge. My brain has expanded beyond the air-filled emptiness in my cranium due to hours of worshipping boundless pages of brilliance and now my head is so heavy, I'm confined to the furniture that smells of the 90's and cushions my bum with the familiarity of superiority. God bless Michigan and God bless Gretchen Whitmer.

This is a great library with lots of options for all ages. I like going in there to see what books…read moreare for sale as they usually always have some for sale that may be outdated or duplicates. I also took full advantage of their movies available for free check-out when I lived in Orion Township. Great staff, always updated.

The Southfield Public Library is fantastic! It's a gathering space with FREE rooms to meet for…read moresmall groups in addition to having Video Conference rooms for Zoom meetings(for one person). There's three floors with a separate section for children, teens and adults along with the traditional categories. They hold book readings, used book sales and author talks. I love that the library is centrally located. Clean restrooms and the library very well organized. They even have a mobile app! Decor is nice with plenty of space and artwork. The staff is pleasant and helpful. The library is very well used and busy and that's a good thing!

Southfield Public Library is not only a great asset to the Southfield community. It is also a…read moretourist attraction for the Metropolitan Detroit area. It is acclaimed to be one of the finest libraries in the country. It is wonderful to have a third generation of my family enjoying and discovering all that the library has to offer. My granddaughter loves the children's room. Her imagination gets to run with the kitchen play area, doll house, puzzles, puppets and the books. This puts me in the mind of the Dr. Seuss book, Oh The Places You Will Go! The library has plenty of room and space for the whole family. Parents please note: You MUST keep your children with you at all times. You also can not drop your children off and leave them unattended for their safety.

beautiful campus the library is a total gem! easy access to high quality brand new Macintosh's as…read morewell as internet for guests. wide selection of art books and music. plenty of quiet spaces with inspiring views.

24 Hour Library…read more Kresge has been my dwelling place for late nights of cramming. The library has wonderful amenities that are available for students as well as guests. I love the interlibrary loan and the writing resources for students. The library website can be the best resource a hard-working student can have. Library OneSearch is a new search engine that features everything from the library catalog and other library databases. OneSearch also includes scholarly content publishers and view results ranked by relevance. The library is now open 24/5 for OU Students from Sunday through Thursday and closes at 2 on Fridays and Saturdays.

This is an excellent library a with a friendly staff. Getting reserves is simple and quick. They…read moreoffer Book Page every month. Everything is well organized and the programs offered are a serious treat. Last year I attended an outdoor Beatles tribute band performance that was incredible. My family and I love Commerce Township Library and visit several times per week!

Great experiences! Many different events and they are all for free. The staffe is very friendly.read more

This review is mostly only for the activity room near the kids section in the back - my friend had…read morea birthday party this weekend and rented out the room for part of it. The room was very large and the doors were mostly soundproof, which was good because we had a lot of little kids attending the party too, LOL (who were a bit loud). I did use the family bathroom next door to it, at one point - it's very cute, with a tiny toilet for kids and a regular-sized one for adults. Unfortunately it did smell pretty badly, which is why this reviews is a 4-star one and not 5-star. The layout of the library reminded me a bit of the WB library (main branch, on Walnut Lake Rd) and it's a very large building. Overall it looked very nice.

This library is such a gem for the community! Every time I visit, I'm impressed by how clean,…read moreorganized, and welcoming the space is. The librarians are incredibly informative and genuinely friendly--they're always ready to help whether you're tracking down a book, using the computers, or just looking for a quiet spot to work. One of my favorite parts? The café inside! The drinks and snacks are great, and best of all--the proceeds go to support Novi schools. It feels good to grab a coffee knowing you're helping the local education system. There are also plenty of study areas, meeting rooms, and a great children's section that makes it easy to bring little ones along. Whether you're here to study, relax, or explore, the Novi Public Library makes it easy to feel right at home. Highly recommend stopping by--even if you're not a "library person," this one might just change your mind.

I am a big fan of the Clarkston Area Chamber of Commerce! They put on countless events, ranging…read morefrom facilitated networking to social media boot camps. They have one of the best Taste Fests in all of Michigan, a great golf outing, a business expo that grows each year, concerts in the park for families, and now even a Beer University! If you are a business anywhere near Clarkston it is a must join...

From the owner: To promote and enhance business opportunities in the Clarkston area for our members. The Chamber…read moreis an innovative, creative and collaborative business accelerator.

Feel like getting away from it all but don't have the time, money to go far away, then step right…read moreinto the Oxford Public Library! This place is gorgeous with a super relaxing vibe. As we drove up I noticed a playground next to the library...how very convenient. You can take your young ones to play and afterwards they can check out the aquarium and explore all the fascinating reads that are inside the library. When I entered the building I was overcome with joy in seeing the huge, clear aquarium; so beautiful! There is a mighty, huge blue fish in the tank. I must admit, I felt bad for such a big fish being in a small tank but it sure was a wonder to admire him. There is a section up front where you can purchase used books and puzzles. Further to the right is the children's area full of fun items to explore. The main area is so pretty, I felt like I might have wandered into a ski lodge with the fireplace going and floor to ceiling windows displaying Michigan winter glory. There is a pretty courtyard for viewing. There is a resource room for using printers and computers. The employees were knowledgeable and friendly.

I have been going to this library for over 10 years, and I can't say I've ever had an issue that…read morewould make me not support them anymore. Being as I don't live in Oxford but had a student at the High School, I knew I wanted to belong to this library. For me, there is a limit on how much I can take out at one time, but that's ok. I still have full access to everything they provide. Back when my daughter was in school, she participated in a lot of the young adult things they had going on, even volunteered during the summer to help with programs. I've always thought the crafts idea was great-they have them for all ages and in more recent years, my step-son has been enjoying the crafts. He also has used the play area where they have puzzles, kid computers, puppets, books, etc. I haven't been able to get him to any fun events-but there seems to have been some good ones.... We mostly over the past year have been checking out books, movies, even music. Of course last year, 2020 was a tough year and everyone had to learn how to do business in a new way, updated ways, or completely different. But libraries seem to have held strong and I certainly appreciate them! They have a summer reading program I try to be a part of where you can win prizes. I've been able to set goals for myself with this as a tool to get some reading done! I THINK they may have a winter program-but have to check on that one.... This year I've been taking advantage of the adult section of the library-it's huge! Lots of books, new book section easy to find, an area with computers-some nooks of quiet spots where you can bring your own computer and work quietly. Lots of sitting areas, some by the big fireplace that gets lit in the afternoons during winter. And-huge windows along the back looking out over the trail & new playground Oxford put up this summer. I have enjoyed spending hours here this fall as I have 2 people working remotely from home and it's a nice break for me. I can get on my computer in silence or read a book! Last thing I want to mention is you must wear a mask when going inside. They do have signs up for that. If you don't have one, they usually have some right when you walk in.

Peace and quiet, and great hours. When I write my books, I come here or Troy library. It's usually…read morenot very crowded, so you can always get a table. I just wish they stayed open a little later, but I understand. Staff is really nice, and the location is convenient to plenty of restaurants

Auburn Hill Library is a gem tucked into a beautiful little area near the police and civic offices…read more I've been going to AHPL for over twenty years, spanning back to when I went to Oakland University (main entrance is right across Squirrel Rd./University Dr.), and a reason to continue coming back is the fabulous staff, beautiful quiet reading/study spaces, views from the windows (trees ), and a good collection. If they don't have it, they can most likely borrow it from another local library! If you've never been, check it out!