This place is clean, welcoming, and especially great for families with toddlers. There are regular…read moreevents for little ones, and a dedicated kids' room on the second floor that serves as a fun play area. You can request toys from the librarian, which adds an extra layer of engagement. Plus, the book selection is impressively large, making it a great spot for both kids and adults.

This place is fire I enjoyed the teen section, got my homework done, 10/10 made some new friends…read morewith the librarians and chopped it up with the staff

My first visit to a Long Island library. Not sure if I could register being said I am a NYC…read more(Queens) resident. This location is walking distance from my work. It's a huge branch, 2 floors building. There is a security guard by the entrance. There are special playroom for children, activity room for teens and a meeting room for adults . I have seen posted programs and activities for each level. I maybe a frequent guest here, an hour stay to browse or read is a plan. Will check again later.

Nice library but still charge late fees where as other libraries in Nassau county waive late fee…read morecharges. Go visit don't borrow book tho

This library is beautiful outside and inside! I came here to edit my resume for my job. I parked…read morenear Locust Street,side. Thats a small lot. As I walked to the entrance I saw ample parking on the other side. Walking inside I saw so much beauty and it was very quiet in here. I say at a cubicle up stairs and there was peace and quiet. The staff is gentle. I received a gentle scolding for being on the phone. Upon leaving the library at 5 pm, I thanked the librarian for the scolding and apologized at the same time, ensuring that I my actions will not be repeated in the future. This review is short because I was focused and trying to get much of my editing done, but it looks like I may not return to Franklin square library, wait,,, I have friends at Franklin square. Oh well, ruled out!

I came in here on a whim because I was driving through the area. I typically do not like public…read morelibraries because I desire I private work area, but here there are cubicles to accommodate the scholar who thrives in solitary. So... I come for the cubicles and the clean restroom. I'll admit, some elderly members of the majority have put in that little extra effort to imply that my presence is not welcome (I had an elderly man silently but abrasively refuse to share the sidewalk, and middle aged women who look petrified if we cross paths in the restroom), but overall I find the library filled with folk who want to quietly complete tasks.

They host my friend Keith Crocker and his great film presentations on topics like music, horror,…read moreclassic movies and more. https://www.asoulinwonder.com/post/with-dr-faustus-md-a-k-a-keith-crocker-it-s-not-what-we-see-it-s-what-we-don-t-see We never know what kinds of creatures will show up when Keith gets started. That monster is getting too close to Keith's wife Christine who works at the library. FTI-She made us deeeelicious caramel popcorn!

The space is modern, well-maintained, and generally pretty clean. The staff are truly the best…read morepart! Always kind, helpful, and welcoming. Wait. Worth. Absolutely They also offer notarization, which is a very convenient service to have. I also really appreciate the variety of programs available. I've been taking my son to one of the children's programs, and he really enjoys it. My main concern is the cleanliness in the children's section. I think that area could use more attention, especially around the Lego area and the kids' toys in terms of regular cleaning and disinfecting. The carpets in the children's section also seem like they could be deep cleaned more often. Honestly, I think more frequent carpet cleaning would benefit this location and many other library branches across Long Island as well.

Big and neat! Well organized children section on the 2nd floor. Great variety of book selections…read more Staff was very friendly and helpful with tons of information and activities for the kids. Only problem is the parking lot is on the other side of the street and the traffic is so bad on Hillside Avenue. Cars drive very fast on Hillside Avenue and I feel scared even when standing there to wait for the traffic light.

I came to this library for the first time for toddler open play and I thought it was great! It took…read moreplace on the 2nd floor and the area is next to a bunch of windows so you can see outside facing the library parking lot and street. A lot of natural light comes in and it's a big space for open play with a ton of toy options and a table just for coloring. The one negative is once open play is over (about an hour), they put away all the toys. I've been to other libraries where they leave the toys out for the children to play with as long as the library is open. The parking lot is very big and there were plenty of spots when I went, which was a weekday at 4:30pm. I liked how the open play was in the middle of the day as early times don't work for my family's schedule.

6.3.17 Lakeview Public Library. 1120 Woodfield Road, Rockville Centre, NY…read more The Lakeview​ Public Library is a beautiful community Place of learning. Formally the Lakeview Elementary School. This beautiful library in Rockville Centre embraces the cultures​ of the community and offers all who enter their doors, the knowledges, and ideas to achieve a full prosperous rewarding life. You can connect with the dreams of those who have gone before you and those who work hard today to advance our American values of Love, freedom and Hope for everyone. My mother was an elementary school teacher as a result, I grew up more-or-less inside a library. Before the internet, there were only teachers and books. Books were my Gateway to advancing my life and the lives of others. The beauty of knowledge, is embraced in this beautiful Community Library I am so honored to be able to advance ideas, and discover new pathways to the future here. This library offers many courses and classes including tax preparation, driver safety courses ,yoga, knitting classes childcare, and much more. Step outside your bubble, the bridges of knowledge here will connect you to the wonders of the whole world. JIM D.

Great neighborhood library. They always have little activities for the children in the area. They…read morealso have homework help during the school year upstairs. They also have free passes to some of the local museums!

Ever since the renovations, the Oceanside Library has been amazing. It is very clean and…read moreaesthetically pleasing inside. There are a lot of programs for guests of all ages, and there is a theater, game room for teens, a kids section, and an outdoor section. My only complaint would be that there are not many computers there, and that the game room exclusive computers do not let you download games. Overall, this library is very nice and I would recommend visiting it.

i'm over here trying to study for one of my finals and it is so noisy i can barely pay attention. I…read moreunderstand that it's not the staffs fault but more so the occupants, but still. I keep seeing groups of kids coming in just to hang out really, and that would be perfectly fine if they weren't watching videos on high volume or talking as if they're outside.

I love this library. It's super spacious. Has a huge parking lot and just filled with different…read morerooms for what you want to do. I love the events that they host for children. If you don't have a library card here, I would definitely recommend you to get one. I made a video review on my tik tok: @jessiica0204

Theater in back full screen and sound, 2 areas of bathroom access, a variety of things to do for…read morethe locals

I was contacted by the Freeport Memorial Library to participate in National Author's Day. Since I…read moream an inspirational author of course I accepted. Upon arriving there was amble parking behind the library. I then proceeded to enter the lobby and the circulation desk. Everything seemed up to date and everyone was very efficient. I told the receptionist I was there for the Author event and she contacted Maryellen and she told me to go upstairs the event room. There 6 tables set up, a stage with a big screen monitor, computer at the podium and a microphone. Chairs were setup for the audience. There were six authors in all and we each had an opportunity to speak about our books. The event was well organized and well attended and I was able to meet the other authors and some members of the audience. This library always has something going on. The community is fortunate to have such a library in the area. At some point I would like to return to speak more about my work. Thanks to Maryellen for all ran smoothly.

This is a good library but you have to pay for parking. I only get to come here on Sunday's because…read moreI refuse to pay for parking at a PUBLIC LIBRARY so Sunday's are usually really quite. There's a vending machine for snacks (Baldwin library doesn't have a vending machine).

My daughter goes to the children's events here and I need to say Ms. Kunz the children's librarian…read moreis an amazing person. She does so much with the kids and treats them so well. She loves her job and the kids of valley stream which I appreciate so much. My father uses takes my daughter and we always raves about how fun the events are with Ms. Kunz. I went for myself and was so impressed. She gets all the kids involved and happy. In the summer they have the story times all around the neighborhood such as firemans field, village green, green acres mall and more. My daughter absolutely loves the Valley Stream childrens program and as a parent who couldn't afford summer camp I appreciate this program so much. It helps us keep our children busy and entertained. Ms Kunz, please keep doing the children's program because you are a blessing to Valley Stream and it's residents!

Children section is amazing. Librarians are so helpful and friendly. My 2 year old son loves this…read moreLibrary