I have fond memories spending time in libraries at a young age…read more We booked an appointment online to renew our passports at this location. The young man, Quellen (I hope I spelled his name correctly) who helped us, was very polite, knowledgeable and professional. Front desk staff were also very pleasant. The atmosphere of this library is calm and is well maintained. Would definitely come back to this location to book passport services or if ever in the area, utilize library services.

This is a perfectly fine library. I like that there are study rooms but be aware that you must be…read moreon a group to reserve them. The lighting is adequate and the staff are friendly.

I've visited just about every library in the Santa Clarita Valley, and the Old Town Newhall Branch…read moretruly stands out. The design of the library is beautiful, and there are so many amenities that I seem to discover something new each time I visit. The facility is extremely well managed and maintained, and you can tell that safety and security are taken seriously, which makes it a comfortable place to spend time reading or working. I'd also like to recognize a staff member named Jacqueline, who consistently greets guests with a warm smile and friendly hello. Her professionalism and welcoming attitude make a real difference. Jacqueline could probably teach a class on customer service--she's that good. This library is a real asset to the community.

My husband and I had the worst experience with the lady who does passports . The moment we got…read morethere , early for our appointments, she was so bothered. She was so passive aggressive and unkind. The story is long so I'll just leave it at that. We ended up leaving bc she made us feel so uncomfortable . The manager was really nice though , David I think . It was so uncalled for how rude she was , for no reason .

If you can grab a spot, there is more solo workspace here than the Valencia branch…read more There are lots of businesses near by if you need to take a break in your study/work day or grab a bite.

This is a review of the Summer Stars Tutoring Program. My child attended the program and they were…read morepaired with the kindest, patient and gentle tutor, Mr. Moore. He had the right countenance to balance my energetic child. My child really grew in their reading skills and comfort in reading. I'm co grateful for this program, especially to keep my child practicing through the summer months. In addition to that, they have great community programs for all ages.

We have been coming to this library for a year already. We love it! The librarians have been…read moreexcellent with my three year old son. He is really enjoying visiting the library and learning so many things. He knows where to find his favs already. We really enjoy looking at I spy tank and looking for stuff since they change it for every holiday.

I am appalled!!! The library used to be the quietest place you can go to study at, and now…read moreStarbucks coffee shops are now the new library. Children crying everywhere, tutors tutoring loud, and there is barely enough sit to sit any longer. Whatever happened to the old days when someone is tutoring, they reserve a private room. I am really shocked!!! When Starbucks coffee shops are the NEW LIBRARY. What a SHAME

I came to this library with my baby daughter this morning to check out their kids area. We were…read moreeating breakfast at a place next door so when my daughter started getting fussy, I took her here. The library is very nice inside and quiet. We came when they just open so there wasn't a lot of people inside. They have a security guard watching the entrance and he was nice. The kids area is right when you walk inside on the left. They have some toys for the kids to play with but no toys for like toddlers or infants. I just showed my daughter the different books the library has and did some light reading to her.

This is a review of their Stars Reading tutoring program which is FREE! My child took the program…read moreand they had energetic tutors who were happy to help them each week. It started off as 3 on 3 tutoring. But eventually the other children stopped going, so my child got to have 3 tutors just for them. They were patient with my child and sought out things that interested them. They even made personalized coloring sheets with a mash up of their favorite character. I'd highly recommend it if your child needs support in reading.

To be perfectly honest, if you were to ask me how to describe/explain what The Huntington has to…read moreoffer, I wouldn't even know where to start - quite literally. When I've told friends and family about this place, I've almost always been at a loss for words because there is just so much to detail. And yet, if/when they ask me if it's worth checking out, the answer comes out quick, clean, and clear - absolutely! Sitting on what is/was the Huntington family's estate, this place is very impressive. Within their expansive, palatial grounds, there's a library, multiple art galleries and museums, several botanical gardens, a conservatory, a research center, an educational center, a Japanese heritage house (Shoya House), a tea room, a Chinese restaurant, a milk tea shop, numerous smaller gardens, and so much more. What's more, each of those museums, galleries, and gardens are distinctly different from each other - galleries and exhibits featuring American, British/European, and Asian artwork, a Japanese garden, a Chinese garden, a desert garden, a rose garden, a bonsai garden, a California garden...and the list goes on. Despite having spent the better part of a day walking around and exploring the grounds, I'm pretty sure we only managed to get through roughly half of what there is to see here. Of the ones we did make it through, my favorites were the Chinese and Japanese gardens, as they felt the most tranquil and offered the most shade of all of the gardens we saw. Not to mention the fact that we ended up spending a lot of time here before and after stopping in for lunch at the Jade Court Cafe in the Chinese garden. Among the galleries, I also enjoyed walking through the Huntington's Art Gallery, which seemed to hold most of the oldest American and European pieces, as well as historical info about the Huntingtons themselves. Given how much there is to see here, The Huntington is worth the price of admission, even if it does appear to be a little hefty ($34 for adults, with discounted rates available for seniors, students, military, and kids). They do offer free admission on the first Thursday of each month as well, but you'll need to claim tickets in advance starting the Thursday before. Also, if you're short on time, the visitor center has a list of highlights and suggested itineraries, but you'll inevitably miss out on a lot to see. Whenever you do come here, though, even if it's just to go to their tea room, make sure to bring sunscreen and wear some comfortable shoes, as you'll end up doing plenty of walking outdoors. They do have a tram that circles loops around the grounds, but you'll still have to walk from the stop to wherever you want to go. Just make sure to stop and smell the many flowers along the way!

An amazing & beautiful experience! Came w/ my mom on a Wednesday and it was so packed!…read more I want to give a Honorable shout out and thanks to the shuttle busses! T-T ^_^ The shuttle lines really saved my mom, as she wouldn't have been able to enjoy the park or walked that far apart from the gardens. Thank you so much for having and keeping this feature! Staff were welcoming and friendly. The Japanese & Chinese garden was def their main features alongside the Rose Garden blooms which were beautiful in the spring bloom. They also have a huge gift shop for people to enter w/o the need of a ticket as well(:

Best public library I've ever been to! Great area/space for the little ones & even an aquarium!…read moreAlso a great place to put your head down & study. Highly recommend!

Honestly, I love this library. Who knew I would be a regular at a library? There is so much space…read moreto spread out. I admit, I have my spot so I don't use up all the space but knowing I have the option is enough. The internet is reliable, the librarians are lovely, and they also offer plenty of community events! Come one, come all!

Came on a Thursday morning with my grandchildren so they can attend the story time and songs at the…read morediscovery area for kids. After that we watched the puppet show in the audio visual room. My grandchildren have fun and we ate snacks at the coffee shop just outside the library. My grandchildren are excited to go back again. I highly recommend

My favorite local library that's cute and well organized for each age group and/or interest…read more Love the pirate ship space in the discovery area for the little ones . They offer small activities and coloring pages for something else to do when the kids need a break from reading. There's a good amount of dvds you can rent as well as books.

Love this library, it is clean, beautiful, and the staff is amazing! However, I wish the following…read morethree issues could be attended to. 1. Chill with the A/C y'all! It's always too cold in here. Whether it's a heatwave outside or a monsoon, my fingers are always frozen. 2. There is no quiet. Especially the first floor is like a talk show. People are holding regular volume conversations about youtube videos and what not. You're in a library!!! It's ridiculous. 3. Sick students. I mean the person sounds like they are dying and yet they thought it was a good idea to bring their plagued self into a closed public place and spend hours coughing and sneezing without even covering their mouth. You'd think they're auditioning for a zombie movie. Their parents clearly failed, but why is the library failing? A friendly "Stay Home if You're Sick" sign would be so helpful! OR maybe a dedicated "Sick Bay" corner. I've changed rooms four times in just 2.5 hours! Come on people!

Great place to study!! Wonderful view of the entire Southbay/West-side of LA. Very quiet and…read morestudents here are respectful. Tip: if you can ride a bike here, you don't need a permit. Parking can get expensive ($5/hour? Max out at $20 I think, and free on the weekend.