We recently played a show here and the staff was more than friendly and professional with us! The…read moresound was incredible and the place itself is worth its weight in salt! If and when I am in the area I will be back.

This place is amazing! Box office staff are nice and knowledgeable about your questions and…read moreconcerns, I loved looking at the old cameras, and then you walk into the theatre it is absolutely gorgeous!!! It's the first theatre in Ohio that ever showed a taking picture, and was first built in 1928, and has a huge chandelier it's gorgeous! I came to see Vicki Lawrence, she was great! Sang songs, bunch of stand up and the legendary Mama. I absolutely loved it!

South Lorain Library is a wonderful place for all ages to enjoy literature, videos, computers…read more... and so much more! South Lorain Library offers special events and activities for everyone!! Employees are always welcoming and helpful! This Library is conducted by a wonderful staff that shows high interest in their patrons!

One of my favorite libraries... not only is the staff so helpful and sweet but it is such a cozy…read moresweet library when you walk in... they maybe a smaller library but if there is something I can't find they are more then willing to find out how to get it for me... also my children absolutely love it and feel so comfortable here...

Lorain Public Library Main is located in downtown Lorain. The library website has an easy directory…read moreof all libraries in the Lorain Library system. The library is part of CLEVNET so you can use your card from other libraries in the library network to check out library books and materials. I found this very convenient when I spontaneously decided to check out a few books that my book clubs are reading! AMENITIES: The library is fairly small and has two floors. There is a room with public computers downstairs and photocopiers. Also, four meeting rooms (downstairs and upstairs) and Toni Morrison Reading Room. The Culinary Literacy Center is located on the second floor and provides a demo kitchen. Convenient outdoor hold lockers are available for book pickup after hours. The library offers passport services, and voter registration.  COLLECTION: The collection is fairly small and occupies the first floor of the library. The collection includes books, DVDs, audiobooks, and CDs available from the library and CLEVNET catalog. On the plus side, the collection is very easy to navigate. Teens and kids areas are clearly labeled. New books are displayed at the front for easy navigation. The library will provide plastic bags if you need to carry away your exciting finds. SERVICE: The librarians are very friendly. When I asked about certain section's location, the librarian walked me over to the correct section and suggested other books. It was very sweet and attentive. FRIENDS BOOK SALES: Friends book sale was in full swing during my visit. The materials were very budget-friendly - 50 cents for adult books, 25 cents for paperbacks, 50 cents for CDs, 25 cents for music cassettes. Better yet, the prices reduced over the sale period down to a nickel! The collection was extensive but books were mostly older published books. In fact, the collection occupied the entire second floor. I only spent $1 and purchased two books. One book was Freida McFadden's Do You Remember? which is my favorite of hers. The second was a book of canning recipes! I am attaching a list of upcoming events to my review. EVENTS: This library location hosts very fun events! I attended a concert of Duo Balalaika's Oleg Kruglyakov that provided excellent cultural immersion, lovely music, and nostalgic feel. The event was hosted on the second floor in a comfy conference room. I look forward to my next visit to this library and others in the Lorain Public Library System (LPLS). It seems like the libraries in this system have some cooking events. I look forward to attending one of them very soon!

If you can over driving through the inner city in order to get to this gem it will not let you…read moredown. The main Library of the Lorain Public Library System has a lot to offer just about anyone. Here are just some of the things that the LPL has to offer. A wide variety of DVD's A great book selection After school kids programs Adult education classes (photography, technology, etc) Quiet study areas Clean and neat Free Wi-Fi Friendly and helpful service If you have a minute to check out the library I would definitely give it a chance!!!

not open long hours but the staff is good have been there several times phone number is 440-949-7410read more

One of my favorite libraries to visit! The inside recently got a refresh and it feels so open and…read morebright. Plus what other library in Lorain County has that view of Lake Erie??

Plenty of parking. Large post office. Jill was very pleasant and very helpful!…read more They have lots of P.O. Boxes and a self mail machine. Everything you need when going to a USPS

Absolutely horrible ! I had to go here 3 times after my family and i moved to make sure my mail was…read moretransferred and it didn't go to our old address and this week I drove by the old address and all my mail was sticking out of the mailbox, even though I filled out all the correct forms.

Didn't give me full information, such as my appointed lawyer. Didn't even know who lawyer was until…read moreI was calling around and another lawyer had to tell me. What if I have evidence?Court put two cases on me; judge, as well as attorneys didn't even know the names or gender of these individuals. Sooo, why am I there? They keep sending my court dates to wrong addresses, when I correct them, they argue you down as if you don't know where YOU live. Both of the victims decided to think it was a smart idea to come around me after putting a restraining order on me. Don't even bring up that you're talking to higher ups about their half a$$ jobs. They practically laugh at you.

My experience here was nothing short of divine! The woman at the desk was courteous and so…read moreknowledgeable--she answered all of my questions about the city. I had no idea that Elyria is over 200 years old! It's remarkable when a thing keeps on going and going like that. I wonder what 18th Century Elyrians would think of their modern counterparts. I'm sure they'd be very proud. Tonight will be my last in this wonderful city before I move on. Northeast I go! My oldest sister and her family live up in Potsdam, NY. I've never actually seen the house so hopefully we can coordinate a tour! ;) Bravo, Elyria!