The adult library on the first floor has a tremendous number of books available and if the library…read moredoes not have the specific title you're looking for, they can get it from the over 15 other libraries in the Lake County Library System. The Lady Lake library staff are always friendly and very helpful. Visitors to this library have constantly commented that it's the best library. After recent renovations there is now a separate expanded youth library on the second floor for books and lots of programs for children and families. The Lady Lake Library is always adding new programs for patrons of all ages and for the community to participate in.

Amazing library. All of the staff are so warm and welcoming. The childrens librarians go above…read moreand beyond to help and engage with the children. So many activities and programs, there is something for everyone! My kids especially love reading with Scarlett!

I came here trying to find a coffee shop to do some work while I'm in the area. Overall very cute…read moreand clean, has lots of seating! They have some pastries but mostly drinks. They sell merchandise of various items such as shirts, cups, etc. I recommend checking it out if you're interested in a local coffee shop in the area and plus the service was great!

Good cup of coffee after not so good coffee at the hotel, just wish it came in a real cup that was…read morethe main reason I stopped in, I should have went with the cold brew. The muffin top was good but, the bottom was a bit overly moist for my taste. The barista was super friendly and her smile made it worth it, she easily talked me into the muffin with that smile!

The last few times I've bee in this branch of the library, the staff has been less than helpful…read more The information on their website is inaccurate regarding services and programs and the librarian was absolutely rude to my daughter and I when we went in to pick up a book we had on hold. It's too bad because some of the other library branches in the area go above and beyond.

A Covid19 update on August 1st. This branch was closed for a while but is now reopened with regular…read morehours. I don't remember if masks are required, but the employees have them, and you should too. They have been giving away fabric washable masks there, in fact, as available. They encourage distancing, of course, and the stacks are labeled one way, though the times I have been there lately it is not at all crowded. They have plexiglass shields where you check out. They did some reorganizing when it they were closed. The DVDs are on regular shelves rather than rotating racks - easier to browse. Plus the non-fiction shelves have signs on the ends not only giving the Dewey decimal numbers in that aisle, but some subjects, such as Sports, History, True Crimea, etc. It is all good. As a general note, it is part of henLake a County library system now, which is handy as I can order stuff online from other libraries now and pick them up here in Eustis.

Books, programs on health and culture , what don't they have. CDs and best sellers as well as…read morechildren events. The Tavares library has something I like.

This library is small but tough. It maximizes it's resources and minimizes it's weaknesses. You…read morecan get any book or media item in the county system by requesting it online or in person. You can have the quietness of a small neighborhood and the creativity and hospitality too. A special event that I really enjoyed was the craft swap. Thank you to Tavares library staff!

From bread to…read morebooks The town of Howey-in-the-Hills library got it's start about ten years ago as an eagle scout project. As usual with libraries that are just starting out, the books were moved around quite a bit. Finally through private donations and other means the town managed to buy an old convenience store and did some impressive renovations and now the books have a permanent home. Lots of work was done on the building and you have to look hard to see the convenience store roots. Everything is clean and even though the building isn't especially large, everything is well placed and spacious so the library gives the impression of being larger than it really is. Of course the library has all the usual modern library stuff including four computers, audio books and a nice kids department. I believe it is still a work in progress so I expect more changes in the future. The rather strange name of Howey-in-the-Hills originated with William Howey who founded the town in 1925. I guess he wanted to call the town Howey but folks ended up thinking that was a bit pretentious of him so they added the rather awkward in-the-Hills after it because of all the rolling hills in hills in the area. Rather small hills I might add, in fact more like bumps than actual hills. An interesting library in an interesting town. Just shows what people and a town can do when they make up their mind that they really, really want a library of their own.