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!

We love visiting the library! This library is connected to a community center. The library is small…read morebut they offer a lot of daily activities for the community. The staff is nice, there is plenty of free parking and I love how there is something here for everyone in the family.

We didn't go to the library we went to the pool. We were told it was newly remodeled a year or so…read moreago and I can tell it was. The center and the pool is bigger and it is really nice along with the staff. We will go back several times once the pool opens for the season.

A friend told us about this place and it happened to be the weekend that they were having their…read moreonce a month sale (all books were $.39 instead of $.99). Bring your patience and a jacket. They are located inside a giant warehouse so no heating or cooling. Parking was a bit tight (in the little section off to the right of the entrance) as it gets busier on a Saturday afternoon. But there is additional parking, just not as close to the entry. The selection is huge, especially the children's books. I do wish the adult books were more organized and categorized. But for cheap, used books I am willing to go on a treasure hunt! Will be back!

I LOVE finding books from my youth in the 80s, and sometimes I come across a jewel like that!! I…read morefound a lot of stuff to use for homeschool, and at the time they just took dump loads of books and had them in big crates to look at ,they had gone on the shelves,and if you love treasure hunting AND reading, this is the place --you will find a bargain!!

People walk past this library every day and see this deterioration. That makes me a little sad…read more This wood library is corroded and one of the door panels is missing. Inside, leaves and water damage and no books. This is charter number 24681 and it is on the property of the Harvey R. Newlin Elementary School. The online caption has no steward but the caption reads, "This Little Free Library is a partnership between Holy Comforter Episcopal Church and Newlin Elementary School. It is on the school grounds." From the picture online, it looks to be a completely different box as this one has no roof spine and has two doors. What happened? [Review 60 of 2025 - 4035 in North Carolina - 23628 overall]

I quite like this city, although there isn't enough going on for me to give it four stars. It…read morereminds me of an old era American town trying to revamp itself from its former hayday of industries. Whatever that means. The historic train depot is nice, the downtown area is quite walkable, a few restaurants and cafes and a really good ice cream shop called Smitty's. LabCorp, a company with awful quality and customer service, has their headquarters here.

From the owner: The City of Burlington is dedicated to providing high quality municipal services within our diverse…read morecommunity in a friendly, professional and efficient manner in order to promote the safety, health, and quality of life of residents and employees.