This is a really nice building! It looks very sleek, and all of its great environmental friendly…read morefeatures are terrific. The interior is well organized, and it was very cute to be advised by the friendly staff at the front desk to "follow the dinosaur prints" to find the kids section. There is a nice selection of not only books and DVDs, but also items like board games. Outside is a very nice Imagination Garden with some fun art and a Story Walk available to enjoy. Very nice library option!

Friendly, helpful staff. Excellent story times. Great selection of board games…read more We love coming to the Orange Library for story time! It's so much fun! The leaders are great and we learn many new songs and motions to songs. It's a great learning tool for the children. There are several play areas where the kids can play with toys, digital pads, Melissa and Doug puzzles, Lakeshore and more. There is a section of board games that one can borrow. It's great as they have many newer games to choose from. I love that I can horror a game for up-to 2 weeks. It's a great way to test a game out to see if we like it or not. There are nice family restrooms with changing tables and a large area to bring a stroller if needed.

I love all libraries. I'm a library gal. I love books…read more This is a nice branch and is actually affiliated with both CML and Worthington Library. I sat with my laptop and did some work. It's easy to use their wi-fi and you don't need a password. They have a handy drive-up pick-up window.

Best library I ever been too! I brought my cousin and he loves it there!…read moreI definitely recommend this!!

The architecture of the building is fantastic. Plenty of natural light and open space. A great…read morestudy/work spot for adults. They have activities for kids such as reading time. There is also plenty of parking which is a plus. The only downsides, in my opinion, are I wish they had video games to rent, and the kids space is very small compared to other local libraries.

The best place to spend evenings. It is always a happening place. Collection is good. Reservation…read moreservice for books is excellent. It is wonderful to see kids running around excited about books. Staff is very helpful. They have stopped several excellent magazines which is sad. Parking is excellent.

The staff are always so friendly. The kids space is amazing, with so many books and activities for…read moremy little ones to play with. I like that they have video games to rent. The space is a little outdated but the staff does a great job in keeping up with activities throughout the year.

Good meeting room space. Easy to book, you must be a member of the library. Room is clean and…read morewell supplied with tables and chairs, video equipment.

I had never visited the Lane Rd or Miller Park branches until one rainy Saturday morning I was…read morelooking for 2 particular books and didn't feel like reserving and waiting. I found them both available at the Lane Rd branch. Cool. I arranged my errands so that I could pick up the books right after it opened. Unfortunately, I didn't find them on the shelves, but a wonderful librarian located one for me, and called the Miller Park branch to put a hold on the other. I went right over to pick it up. The librarians at both branches were very nice and helpful, and I'm glad I got to visit two locations that were new-to-me. Both small with exemplary service.

This is a nice little library! It has a great location in close proximity to Thompson Park, making…read moreit a great way to get in a library-and-play visit with kids. The kid section is located in the basement, which gives it a nice cozy feeling, with plenty of toys to play with, books, dvds, and music, and several computers available. I loved that they had a picture book binder divided by subject to help you easily locate books that were on topics that were of interest to your children. There are restrooms and a nice meeting room on this level, as well. The upstairs contains adult and young adult options, plus more computers, comfy chairs, and restrooms. As far as size goes, this isn't huge, so if it's vital that you get a certain book, it may be wise to check and see if you need to order it in. This location is larger than Miller Park branch, but smaller than Tremont's. There is a nice sized parking lot and the librarians were very friendly.

For being the main branch of the Upper Arlington Public Library system, this place could surely use…read morea facelift. There is plenty of space on the inside, but everything is quite outdated. Another major downside is the noise level, which at times can be pretty loud as everything kind of echos throughout. There is a very small quiet space on the far east side of the building but with mainly reading chairs, not an ideal place to work if you need a table. If you intend to get some work done here, make sure you have noise cancelling headphones. The perks are the location and a very large parking lot.

Unpopular opinion time. I feel like this library should be much better than it is, considering how…read moremuch community support it has (including a recently approved tax levy). I have never found the staff to be very friendly or helpful. No one has ever offered assistance to find anything and when I have asked questions, I felt like I was imposing. The majority of programming seems to be specifically for children. I commend them for that, but I would also love to see that same effort being put into adult and community program offerings.

The staff here was amazing they assisted me with some printing and it came out so well I couldn't…read morehave done it without their help.

Had a meeting here at this library branch. It was my first time visiting here, but it's a nice…read morelittle branch! The librarians were friendly and helpful. They have a really nice section for teens, which was great to see. The meeting room we used was large and well-appointed for large groups. My only complaint isn't against the library itself, but something to note. Given it's location in a strip mall, both upon arrival and leaving (about 4 hours apart), someone was outside smoking cigarettes and it stunk. Super gross and not a great impression for the library.

Great place go to relax read b get on computer meet new people their honest hard worker very…read morefriendly staff good for the community's

This library is wonderful. Opened since 2018, it remains very clean and well-kept…read more It has two floors, with most of the children's books and activities on the first level, and adult books and study spaces on the second level. This helps separate the noise originating in the child area from those looking for more of a quieter space upstairs. It has 11 different independent study rooms that can be reserved, with most intended for 2-4 people. They can be reserved ahead of time online, or in person on a tablet on the second floor near the restrooms. There is also a very large quiet study room with windows for plenty of natural light. There is a cafe on the main level for coffee and snacks. Parking is also a breeze, with a very large lot out front. All in all, this is one of my favorite branches in the Columbus Metropolitan Library system.