What a wonderful library! The Kids section is great fun, so…read moremany things to do! You even check out fun games, music, puzzles to take home. Don't Miss!!: The fun continues for the kids & adults with outdoor musical instruments, a big Red Playhouse, Nature Cards, a garden and more! WIFI and Several Study Rooms, conference/ group areas with tables and chairs, and many comfy seats. Magazines, books, non-fiction and newspapers... there are events too. Check the website for the calendar.

Very kid friendly Clean…read moreGreat for studying in the study rooms you can check out Cute kid events

Plenty of parking and lots of seating inside the library…read more The employees were really friendly and one helped me find a book I was looking for! It's a pretty cool library with the arch shaped ceiling inside. Grateful for a nice library closeby!

WHERE ARE THE OLD AND CONTROVERSIAL BOOKS? Fantastic place, though the selection feels limited, and…read morethe nonfiction seems catered toward one specific type of person with one specific type of opinion, as do most things in Ann Arbor... it's not so black and white--I'm not some Trump diehard either, I'm just not really the breed of socially and financially comfortable Democrat person Ann Arbor propagates, not really a "democrat" or a voter at all, and that dissonance between who I am and who Plum Market patrons would like me to be is as apparent here in this library the selection of books as it is in many other places in Ann Arbor. I'd give it two or three stars for that reason alone but I'm absolutely thrilled to see they give out free Narcan and fentanyl test strips at the front - we addicts do love books but myself and the others I know do tend toward the exact sort of things that are being overlooked or perhaps censored by this library--the older and more controversial books, occultism, crime etc. I barely saw anything from before the year 2010, which is pretty disheartening, and a lot of the nonfiction had one particular political angle. All in all a pretty decent library with an okay if slightly sterile selection of books. I found a cool one on the history of opium, and a few on true crime that were pretty interesting.

I love this library. It is a joy architecturally- I even bring out of town guests to show it off!…read moreThe staff are always helpful. I routinely request books from other libraries if not found here and the process is very smooth.

Wonderful clean and organized library. Great place for young readers and areas for little kids to…read moreplay and read. Librarians are very nice and helpful. All positive vibes.

Decent study place in the North Campus of the University of Michigan. The place gets really crowded…read moreduring dead weeks, but there are quite a lot of desks that you could probably get a place to study. It is open to the public until midnight. Mujo is a great place to get decent coffee and snacks. I usually go with the Crammin Caramel Latte, which is pretty good. Just a heads up, sometimes it can be a little too sweet. Don't forget to get a FlocksTag card and use it!

I had the pleasure of attending the PCAP's annual presentation of prisoner art this year at the…read moreDuderstat Center Gallery this year. It was a thought provoking exhibit. The art had a such a wide range of styles, themes and mediums. Some of it was quite amazing really. I really was inspired by some of the beauty that was created in some of what must be the worst of circumstances. Some of it was achingly hopeful while other works really allowed you a glimpse at despair and even ugliness. All you can ask from art, a look at the real. So many contibutors, well over 300 pieces. We took our time and were there quite awhile. Quite an experience. Thanks for the heads up on this Mariah!

excellent library with fantastic events and programs for all ages. Beautiful grounds to enjoy…read morebooks as well

It's a very nice library with inviting and fun activities for the kids. The inside is always very…read moreclean and the staff are helpful and polite.

This library is so small but it has everything you need! They have wifi, computers, printing, and…read moreall of your other technology needs! Employees are friendly.

Although the Lyon Township Public Library may be small they consistently impress with their…read morenumerous classes and the constant updates. The cozy interior is clean and well organized, and the staff is very competent and friendly. The library's website is a real gem, and is a must for regulars and casual patrons alike!

Even though West Acres is a smaller satellite branch off of the townships main library it is still…read morequite impressive in its own right. This Branch is conveniently located on the north side of the township offering residents a very nice option to the main branch without the 30 - 40 minute round trip travel time. The building itself is very clean and modern and is very well organized in its layout. Relative to media, this branch has a large collection of books, news papers, periodicals, educational/entertainment DVD videos, educational/entertainment CD's and audio books. One of my favorite areas is the DVD area where they carry new release movies that are available for FREE to West Bloomfield residents with their library card. Also their are many computers available to access the internet through the use of their library card that provide lower income folks and people who want a quiet place to study the ability to access the internet free of charge. Lastly, this facility is very kid friendly with several play areas dedicated to children and a weekly story time hour program that we usually take our Grandkids to (big hit for our grandkids). Overall West Acres is a outstanding library that is one of the gems of the township that I highly recommend you check it out if you are in the area. Five stars.

So I'm definitely biased in writing this review, because I'm a former employee (page) of the…read morelibrary - however, I believe my last day was in 2007 or 2008 or so. Not as big as the main branch, for sure, but if you live up in the WB/Waterford area, it's worth a visit. I remember how it looked before the facelift, too (the 2000 one, mentioned below) and it's come quite a ways since then. Staff is helpful (again, I'm biased ...) and IIRC, there is plenty of seating room with a few cozy corners as well - the magazine area especially has some nice seating areas. If you live up in this area, it's worth it to go here rather than the main library, though if you're looking for meeting space or a bit more room, I'd recommend the Main. Overall, though, a very nice, smaller library.

Marvelous community library. They were very friendly and helpful in their old building, but the…read morenew facility is beautiful. I order books and audiobooks through the MelCat system a few times a year, and the staff contacts me right away to let me know they're in. They have events and classes such as music, yoga, knitting and story time. I've also been there when kids were using the computers. The staff seemed helpful to them too.

Great new building. Friendliest and most helpful staff of any library that I have visited…read more DVD/Video Lending, Photocopies/Laser Printing, FAX Services, Public Use Computers PC and MAC, Wireless Internet, Michigan e-Library/Interlibrary Loans, Group Study Room, Library Meeting Rooms, Fireplace. Family Story Time - Every Tuesday and Wednesday at 11:00 am - Children are entertained with stories and a craft project. Library After Hours - This program features different presenters each month and are for patrons 18 and older unless specified. Call the library with any questions. Knitting - Thursdays at noon. Summer Reading Programs - Every summer PCPL offers themed programs to patrons of all ages. Come join the fun and earn prizes while doing something you love, reading. Yoga for Wellness - Fridays - 10:15 - 11:15 am Night Theater Book Discussion Groups