This place has become a favorite spot for my kids and me. It's a wonderful family activity to ride…read moreour bikes here regularly. We enjoy spending time here, browsing through books, and selecting some to take home for reading. The staff is always extremely welcoming and helpful.

The staff is very friendly and helpful. They have a good selection of books. Their seasonal baskets…read moreup front make nice reasonably priced gifts. Wonderful to have such a terrific little library nearby. Events are wonderful! I do wish they carried more magazines.

It's a nice place to do work. As a self-employed person, I have always looked for cafes and…read morelibraries where I could bring my laptop and get some of my paperwork done. The space has lots of light, has an airy feel to it compared to most libraries. I find that gives me energy. And I'm a book nut, I read several every week, so I live the vibe in a public library. They also have resources to help people get the information they want. Public libraries ROCK!

The President Barack Obama main library is absolutely beautiful. I have never seen a library…read morelocation that is so open inviting and welcoming. There was ample parking in front and on both sides of the library. They have private conference rooms that you can reserve. There is also vending machines and snacks available for purchase for those long library sessions.

We went here on a library date and it was absolutely lovely! Signing up for a card was super easy…read moreand the librarian was the absolute best! She shared about the many perks that come with being part of the PLCC library system. This location went all out for the summer reading program (the dinosaur theming was perfectly executed!). I am excited to try the Hoopla app, and we've already taken advantage of the museum admissions program! Shout out to Reading Rainbow for making me (and by extension us) a forever library kid.

I go here to pick up books for my mom. She needs large print books, and they have a huge selection…read more We prefer to go here rather than one that is closer.

Palm Harbor Library is the best library in the area I have found. They have a fabulous book section…read more& drop off lane. I found many books of great interest here OuiOui. I also LOVE that the building is painted with a mural of a Wild Flamingo. I love Flamingos, I'm a photographer & love to photograph nature, especially flamingos. I'm also a Chef, Homeopathic practitioner and Herbalist, focusing on using plants & natural remedies to heal and create potions OuiOui. I love to grow my own herbs, editable and medicinal plants. Herbs for culinary, medicinal & therapeutic purposes. I make all my own medicines & a lot of my own essential oils so I do tons of research, read & garden a lot every day. And now I have found the perfect "la vie en rose" library with a flamingo in Palm Harbor. I'm also making all my own recipes, making all my own compost, fertilizer & Organic dirt. So lately, I have been researching the local plants & medicinal herbs/trees, plants that grow best here. I want to plant a Boswellia tree. (If anyone local has one planted already, drop me a message & tell me how it's going. haha. Thanks in Advance.) In the meantime, I will keep reading all the cool "Dr Chef" books that are filled with all the knowledge & wisdom i'm seeking, from Palm Harbor Library. Will Return. Highest Recommendations.

The bookstore is such a treasure. So many books, DVDs, CDs in brand new condition that could be…read moregifts anytime of year! Prices range from 25¢ to $5. Children's books are priced between 25¢ to $2. What a bargain!! If you don't find what you like, browse the library for items to check out.

It's been awhile since I've been to the Tarpon Springs Library. It is still the same friendly,…read moreaccessible, and beautiful place I remember. I checked out a DVD of a series recommended to me by a Yelp friend. They were only one of four libraries that had it. It was easy to find, and quickly checked out by a very friendly librarian. The library has a craft basket at the checkout desk. So help yourself to a craft while they last! They also have museum passes for Pinellas and Hillsborough counties. Unfortunately, the James Museum is no longer offered. That was one of my favorite museums to visit for free. Now I will pay for the privilege. This library has plenty of parking in their parking lot, on the street, and across the way. It's all for free. It also has accessible bathrooms, a Friends of the Library book area by the front doors, community rooms, and a children's section. Do yourself a favor, and stop by to see all that is offered here.

I tried to get a library card today. Well that was absolutely ridiculous. I was asking questions…read moresince it's been 10 years since I've had a card at this location. When I asked the woman behind the counter next thing I know there was three people telling me I had to pay $25 to get a library card. As I was asking the so-called manager lady questions, she was very discriminating towards me because I had a walker and instead answered my friend who she didn't even know I was friends with that was standing next to me as if I was invisible. Way to go for discrimination. Unbelievable. It was already late in the afternoon and they wasted about 20 minutes of my very valuable time. The place needs a revamp inside. The outside is beautiful as usual. The only one that was helpful and very sweet was a young man named Ray. Thank you Ray for being a decent good human. It's a shame that your co-workers and manager are not decent at all. If you have a walker or any type of assistance with a device DON'T GO THERE. The bathroom has the heaviest door and is not accessible. They do have a stall that is larger, but you have to struggle with the door to get in at all. I can't believe this used to be a great Library. Maybe the manager should take out a book herself about discriminating against people fighting for their life

With the nearby construction mentioned in a 2020 review completed, this library is much easier to…read moreget to and is a delight! The kids area inside is wonderfully decorated and our son will love the reading room once those activities are resumed. The librarian was helpful and kind and the library is spacious. Be sure to check the hours on the St. Pete Libraries website as they can be affected by SPC's calendar.

I'm Surprised no one has reviewed this place yet. Over the years I've come here a lot to study or…read moredo work when I'm in town. It's preferable to a crowded coffee shop except there is no coffee here :( but there is a Starbucks with a drive thru nearby. It's a nice little hybrid of a community lib downstairs and a college student space upstairs. Very nice chill study space with comfy chairs with plugs and a reference lib on duty upstairs. I really like the giant hanging baby exploring the abc's and what not as you walk up the atrium stairs.

Nothing but absolute love and adoration for my public library…read more This isn't the largest library by any means (so I do venture to others for selection reasons) but it is well-stocked. The staff is always very attentive and friendly. I appreciate the whole design of the building itself, it's spacious, well organized and very light! The children's area is size-able and there are about 8 computers for public use! They are working hard to maintain social distancing protocols. You must be masked to enter and they do enforce it. Likewise all employees are masked. If you haven't been to a library lately...I suggest it. You can renew books online nowadays! There's great programs for kids and adults alike. Even virtual book clubs! You can rent audio books and music.

I absolutely love this Library. Never smells of dust. LOL. They have a wonderful selection of books…read moreit is smaller than the libraries down town but at the same time has more books than you could ever read. The staff is super friendly and helpful and will go out of the way to lead you to whatever it is you're looking for. They also have wonderful aromatic coffee that you brew one cup at a time, totally yummy. Love this place!

I wasn't sure if I should review a public library, but this library has flamingo bike racks! How…read morecould I not let you know that? They also have books, DVDs, and restrooms. Obviously, I'm struggling here. Umm ... books to the left, DVDs to the middle-right, teen and kids sections to the right.

This is not our local library and I drive about 15 minutes to come to this library for sign…read morelanguage class and STEM day. I wish our local library would adopt this, but we are happy to have found the safety harbor library. The grounds are beautiful and they have a young children's area that has many learning tools. My toddler is only 20 months old, so we haven't explored much outside of the train table (major hit), but they have computers for learning and backpacks with kits. The sign language class is our major reason for coming back to this library so frequently. The teacher is good about being repetitive and engaging with the children. My son is shy and the teacher manages to get his attention at least one time per class. Newcomers to sign language class should remember that the class is really for the parent/caretaker to learn signs and repeat them throughout the week. The teacher even answers questions after class if you are having any specific issues. My son has increased his sign vocabulary exponentially since we began visiting 8 months ago. I highly recommend this to anyone wanting to communicate early with your baby. The STEM day is held once a month and has a range of activities for all ages. The room is basically set up with 20 different activity stations for you to come and go at your leisure. There is no organized learning during STEM day. My 18 month old was able to get hands on with a lot of new activities that I didn't realize he was ready for yet. As a scientist myself, I appreciate that they have incorporated this event to expose toddlers to STEM at an early age. Our local library has similar events but not at the toddler age.