Best hidden study spots are in this library! Been going here since college. Plenty of space and…read morerooms for everyone in the family to enjoy. The windows on a sunny day make it fantastic. They even have a seed library for the green thumbs in the making. Second floor bathroom can get a little scary sometimes.

We come to the library every two weeks or so to check out books and just explore. There's always…read moreevents and activities going on. Tonight was the Valentine's Day event. We made bracelets, there was a dyi nail bar with all the colors and cute stickers. You could adopt a dog with the fees waived. There was also a cute photo prop area. There was also a food truck/snowball truck outside. The wind was blowing pretty heavy so you could watch the movie inside or outside.

Being the library nerd that I am, I definitely enjoyed my visit. The facilities are very neat and a…read moregreat area to use computers. The librarians are friendly and beyond helpful! I love that its right by the capitol. So much history and southern politics in one area!

I love this library! Everytime I go, there are tons of book options, it's clean and organized, and…read morethe staff is always ready to help. Most recently, I came here for a meeting, and we used the back room. This was a great space for a meeting. It was a medium sized room, but there were tons of chairs and even a spot of food to be. I really liked how you had to walk through the library to get to it... it felt like you were apart of the library instead of feeling isolated off to the side. Another I love about this library is the safety and convince. At the doors there are security like pillars and you can even drop off your books at the slot outside. This location is very convenient for me because I live close to the area. I like how it isn't too big, like the main location, but it is easier to locate what exactly you are looking for. Love this library!

"Love public library". I always loved going to the library as a kid to check out books and rent…read moremovies. Now with the age of the Internet, I have to be honest, it is not often I visit a library. So, again it was nostalgic experience. This library is huge and I love their kids section! Yes, we will be visiting more often. I like the thought of "renting" books because it's nice to not to have to always buy them. My daughter was so excited to see so many books and it was funny to hear her say "can we buy this book"? Throughout the year, they have live performances - dances, plays, storytimes, etc. For adults, there are quiet places to read and mellow out. Will I be visiting the library more now? Of course, I will, now that I'll be living a bit closer to one.

The EBR libraries are truly a great resource that I'm not sure many people take advantage of…read more Libraries aren't just about books. They have makerspaces here at this branch, sewing/embroidery , etching, and so many other things. I love to garden and I saw they even have seed swaps and classes from guest speakers. If you are looking or community the library and EBRPL system as a whole does a really good job at connecting others. It feels "old school" but def a cool space. Also the building is very nice and modern, so its totally a win win.

So much to do! The…read moreweather this particular morning was so rainy but it cleared up later. So I wanted to get the boys outside to play & run off some energy. We attended the River Center Library's children area. It was so nice & very spacious with various stations. We colored a few different pages, played at the kitchen set & assembled a puzzle. There's even a iPad with a game of the day & a larger digital activity table with various learning games for toddlers too. My 3yo spent most of the time playing a game matching shapes. The staff was super friendly & helped us navigate whatever we didn't understand. We're currently potty training & used the bathrooms which were super clean & kid friendly. There's an outdoor terrace that's available on the top floor but was closed due to weather. We look forward to visiting that part this weekend.

The focus and utility of libraries have changed over time and libraries have to adapt and adjust…read moreand I believe this location has done so---it has offerings and options for the public and is accessible to the public---I have been here many times over the busy today

What an amazing library. This blows the library system in Houston away. I am so proud to see my…read morehome state having such a great library system. This location is wonderful for children. So light and inviting. Activities for everyone all of the time. Today we picked up some "to geaux" crafts and will make some Thanksgiving place cards for the table.

I am writing to express my sincerest gratitude for the exceptional support, care, and encouragement…read moreAdrianne Bland has provided me as my Student Service Advisor. Your guidance has made a significant and positive difference in my academic journey here at Louisiana State University, for my degree in Disaster Science and Emergency Management. I especially appreciate how you always went above and beyond with follow-ups, whether through calls or emails, to ensure that every situation I brought to your attention was resolved. It gave me immense peace of mind knowing that I could rely on you to see things through to the end. Your regular calls and emails were more than just helpful reminders; they were a source of encouragement and genuine care. The way you approached every issue--from registration hurdles to resource inquiries--showed a deep commitment to my success and well-being as a student. Thank you, Adriane, for being such a wonderful advisor.

The campus is beautiful. The grounds are so well kept. We didn't need a permit to park in different…read moreplaces, but you do need to mind the sign. Obviously, don't park where you're not supposed to no matter what day of the week it is. This campus is very old. I believe it was founded in the 1890s. There are so many different buildings and the campus has a huge sporting event center. They also have a small area where people are popping out to take a look at Mike the Tiger, their mascot. My co-ed service fraternity has an active chapter here at this school. That is one of the reasons that we decided to drive through the campus. None of the buildings were open or anything, but it was nice to see the grounds. Unfortunately we couldn't find anybody who was able to give us any information about this university or the different buildings but again, just the grounds were pretty. I can only imagine what it is like when they have sporting events and everyone comes out to support their Louisiana State University Tigers. If I am not mistaken, I believe I heard that Angel Reese, a WNBA player, graduated from the school. That's a fun little tidbit of information.

This library is really small. And the shelving is a little confusing. I didn't feel like I could…read morereally browse around and enjoy it because everything is so crammed together.

Although it's smaller than the Main Library, it's still a good place for quite studying and reading.read more

Very advanced library for the city of Port Allen and parish of West Baton Rouge. What other library…read morethis size offers technology courses (free), wi-fi (free), public computer use and all sorts of events? If you are a resident, I suggest you take a look at what your tax dollars are going to - this is a great library for such a small place.

I love the West Baton Rouge Library, one of three I use. Since I reside in Baton Rouge, visit the…read moreMain Library here almost weekly. I also enjoy the WBR and State Libraries. Not only is the staff ready and eager to assist me but also the books are diversified and well-representative of the whole. It is obvious that the books available have been well selected. This library is technologically updated, clean and attractive with comfortable places to browse or work. I can heartilly recommend it. Annabelle Armstrong, Baton Rouge