Such a neat library. Went here since we are going to be visiting Breck a lot and wanted to get…read morefamiliar with the city. The two play areas are great. The layout in the historical building facilitates study areas and play areas.

Fantastic library. I continue to be impressed my the town run facilities in Breck. The library is…read moresmall but well stocked , clean, and has a wonderful kids section. There are even two slides! The small one is like a small jungle gym one but the big one, in the junior room, is a proper curved one that even i took a ride on. The kids books are great and they also have a good selection of DVDs you can borrow. The library was a fantastic place to just relax a bit with the two little ones. The toddler got to run around and flip through books while the baby crawled around and (tried to) build with blocks.

This library is a tremendous resource for the area! For me it was a home office away from home…read more This place is open, bright and welcoming as are all its staff. All ages are welcome to enjoy, local ir visiting. If visiting, or even if a local, consider making a donation too!

Absolutely love the Frisco public library. I had to update my review to five stars as it truly…read moredeserves the high rating! Their staff is helpful and caring. In the winter months the library becomes a refuge and a place to be, especially if you have little ones. With two different parking areas, parking is no issue. However If you have a stroller or wheelchair, I recommend the upper lot. They have activities for different age groups, educational classes, and a variety of fantastic resources outside of the library as well. I love that you're able to order books online from different libraries around Colorado and conveniently receive them here.

We were looking for something to do with the kids inside while waiting out a rain storm. The Pitkin…read moreCounty Library is a gem for those with kids! They have an EXCELLENT children's area. They have lots of kids books easily accessible and categorized. They have an adorable puppet area with hand puppets. There is a table with bins filled with things to do like magnatiles and train tracks. Great place to bring the kids on a rainy day or if you are looking for a fun place indoors.

What really sets this library apart though is that if you are parent with small children who have…read moreany interest in the performing arts, you will look this library's program of Tunes and Tales and Story Time at the John Denver Outdoor Theater. In my opinion, Allison is a world-class children's librarian in that she knows how to really engage her audience on a first name basis--I suspect she could have majored in child development or the dramatic arts by the way she performs stories aloud. I recommend bringing your toddler to this program even if I had to put a mask on my child and fly across the country to see it. It was a such blessing to listen to Heather et al accompany Allison's oration with a violin and viola pair--what a dream team. What I personally like most about this library are the periodical selections on the subtopics of investing and aviation. I enjoy watching AARP members researching investments on nearby tables as if their lives depended on the effort. I also like the DVD and CD selection in the basement. If I had believed my brother or knew the town was this amazing, I think I would have visited sooner!

This is a fantastic public library! It has been updated and remodeled over the years, but it has…read morekept its charm and character. There is a wide variety of books to choose from as well as ample seating space for people who need the library's wifi to work, study, etc. There are designated study rooms for people who need quiet, as well as a row of computers that are open for public use. There is a massive movie selection and areas designated for teenagers and for children. The librarians are super helpful and have lots of recommendations for the BV area. There is also local art posted around the library, as well as a selection of free books to grab! Definitely come by here if you're in the area.

This library is an awesome place to read, work, even get on private business calls in their…read moreconference rooms. They even have a computing creative work room all at no charge. Copying printing is all there. If you find the work table by the window available in the concentration area you can even work with great peace of mind as you watch the trout stream outside the window below.

Erin is what makes "story time" worth it! She is the only reason to go with your kids! She's the…read moreonly reason my guy goes and has fun-They should call it Erin Hour

I'm just learning about getting books on my iPad through Libby. Still learning but reading and not…read morespending is fabulous!

Came here as a visitor, looking for things to do to keep the kiddos entertained while the hubby…read morewent skiing for the day. They have a newly remodeled children's space that was quite nice and well stocked! Some standouts: - Little aquarium with turtle - Walkers/Shopping carts w/ toy grocery items - Abundance of stuffed animals - Balance toys - Arts & Crafts including scissors, glue, paper, coloring paper, crayons - Alphabet/Number magnets - Computer/Gaming area - Children's bathroom Everyone we met that worked there were also super friendly - if you're looking for a place to spend an hour or two before or in between naps, this is a great place to spend it!

2 ladies on duty at 9am were the BEST! PROFESSIONAL, customer service, and very nice!…read moreThank you for knowing how to treat your guests!

As I sit here to study and find a quiet sanctuary, I realize this library may not be the place. The…read morestaff here are obnoxiously loud with conversations being held as if they are not in a library, talking from across the main room to each other. Really unfortunate.

The concept of quiet time and speaking in low voices is a foreign for the staff at this library…read more They behave as if they were in their home with complete disregard for the people who go to libraries seeking solitude as they study. Ladies - please lower your voice! I do t need to hear about your purchases on Poshmark

One of our favorite spots to visit in Georgetown! The book sale in the basement is so fun to…read morebrowse. It's extremely well organized and maintained and includes a lot of books relevant to Colorado and the West. I love browsing old cookbooks and recipe books and picked up this delightful book on margaritas for just $1. Staff are so friendly, helpful and welcoming. I look forward to stopping here anytime we're in the area.

What a lovely and unique place. You almost feel like accidentally stepping into someone's living…read moreroom, or should I better say parlor? Friendly staff! Lots of great books, some recently published, great section of biographies and of course novels, magazines, newspapers as well as an exciting video section. A marvelous kids section with a wide variety of wonderful picture books, looks like the complete Dr. Seuss, but as well lots of titles for young adults. That and comfy armchairs, computer desks, of course wireless and everything else you wish for. I guess I found my favorite hangout in Georgetown!

We stopped by the library today. One person was in there for a short while, but after 20 minutes we…read morewere asked to leave in 10 minutes. I said there weren't others in the library. I didn't say this, but I thought this: no where did it say the maximum time in the library was 30 minutes. Politely, I asked if we should stay until others came in and the capacity was exceeded. The lady librarian asked in a challenging and condescending tone (and I think a look of disgust), "Why would you want to do that?" I responded that we wanted to read some more books. She said, "No, this is no longer a place to hang around." What? I've never been pushed out of a library when there were no other patrons. I didn't see anyone else rushing to get in. I'm very irritated, and I think particularly in difficult times, you should be appreciative of patrons.

This local library is not as big as the city libraries, but it serves its function. There are…read moreseveral tables upstairs to spread out and use their free Wi-Fi. Non-locals can still check out materials by obtaining a Guest Card. They have a very small selection of contemporary books and DVD's, but they do have a decent selection of magazines to entertain me e.g. Real Simple, Travel & Leisure, Powder, Self, Food & Wine, People, etc. You know, bathroom read stuff. (I mean, I personally don't take these library magazines into the bathroom).