Great location for an awesome event. The space is spacious and decor is attractive. Rent the space…read moreout for many occasions.

Classical architecture, historical ambience. Hudson River school paintings and Colonial moldings…read more Great space to hold an event. Check out the portraits of past Presidents up in the balcony. Meeting rooms, lounge area, bathrooms, kitchen.

Summit Library is very nice. Many things in Summit are expensive. Library is not. It is in fact…read morecompletely free. It is filled with books. Also many cds and dvds. You can also get seeds. You don't borrow the seeds. You get to keep them. Well, I suppose if you plant them they cease to be seeds and then become plants. They have these weird digital audiobooks you borrow. And for some reason you need to plug your headphones into them. The. You can listen to a book. They also have a library of things. You can borrow a microscope or a telescope and plenty of things not scope related. Also, museum and zoo passes. Those will get you into a museum or zoo for free. And thy have computers. Library is really pretty cool. Parking is not free. Which seems odd. But you could probably find free parking somewhere nearby and then walk to the library. Library doesn't charge late fees any more. I guess they felt it wasn't worth it. Go to the library and read something. Your brain is not full. That's what I would say to my students when I taught 7th grade math and sometimes I would sneak in some science or some other interesting thing. And when the kids would complain that I had added additional knowledge I would say, it's okay, your brain is not full.

This library repeatedly gives up its prime work and reading space for shopping. No other places to…read morework that have power. No place to read quietly. Can we please make the library a place where there is no financial transaction? Seriously. Why does this keep happening here. This is a library not a mall.

I've been inside 24 Commerce a few times to get blood work done at Quest Diagnostics. Like the…read morenearby Eleven80 and Newark National buildings, 24 Commerce is one of the many historical buildings in the city. The inside has been renovated with lots of marble and gold plated fixtures. In the lobby, there is always a security guard on post, who can direct you to where you need to go. It's in a good location in the city, right in the center of downtown. It's easy to travel there by car or public transportation. There are a bunch of paid, parking lots in the area. Also, it's within walking distance of Newark Penn and nearby light rail and bus stops.

Lovely historic building that's starting to get some of the attention it apparently had needed…read more Elevators have been modernized. Clean updated restrooms. Impressive lobby. Folks at the front desk and cleaning staff are all friendly. Would love to see some of the historic flourishes such as the mail drop, clock over elevator, and interior kiosk counter at the back revitalized too. Good location; easy (mostly indoor) walk from Newark Penn. Street parking and plenty of lots near by. A range of food options within walking distance.

Excellent resource in this area for students and adults looking for a quiet place to study and get…read moresome work done. It is one of he cleanest public libraries in the area. The staff at the front desk is friendly and helpful. The wifi is reliable and fast. They have a calendar on their website which lists their ongoing free seminars and classes (i.e. Avoiding Identity Theft, financial wellness, blood drives, etc). The hours at this library can be confusing. They open M-F at 9am and every OTHER Saturday (so check the calendar on te website). They close at 9pm on Monday and Wednesday. Close at 6pm Tuesday and Thursday. Close at 5pm Friday and Saturday. The schedule is definitely odd and can make it tricky to study here in the evenings after work.

Love the quiet space! Always so clean and their events are very interesting. I take my toddler…read morethere all the time

Came here with my boyfriend to do work and study. The library is really big-- there are two floors…read morewith lots of different selections of books. We went to the second floor to use their study room. You have to talk to a librarian to get it unlocked and tell her how long you'll be in there for. The librarian was very friendly and nice, she did her best to fit us in the schedule since we didn't schedule ahead of time. The room very clean and quiet-- I was able to focus really well there. However, I noticed the wifi can be a bit slow and spotty on the second floor. We moved to the first floor since our time for the study room is up. We found a college section for students who are studying for SATs or already in undergrad. They offer a lot of resources and material that people can borrow. The wifi was definitely a lot faster on the first floor. Overall, I really enjoyed doing work in this library and I will definitely come back here again.

Great library with kids section, DVD, CD and even vinyl records. Hosts small events on a regular…read morebasis.

Been to there 30 plus years. Friendly staff. Best in Somerset county. Lots of resources.read more

In the heart of our town, this is a library that surrounding towns love to visit, and it's no…read moremystery why. They host fun events for all ages, and always low or no cost. My daughter loves to walk here with her middle school friends, sit on the patio, or go inside and play on the computers. A great gathering spot, and a great resource for all.

Versatile stage, elegant architecture, modern acoustics and centrally located, the historic Liberty…read moreTheatre is the perfect venue for all community events.

Not to be confused with Dick Strict 13, which is something to do with a very strict penis…read more This is a tiny minute park right in the heart of downtown Brooklyn about five minutes walk from the Brooklyn Bridge. They have a cute statue with steps in the middle of it, and it has a boy and girl - I'm not really sure what they're doing but she's being really bitchy. It adds nice greenery to the center of Brooklyn close to where all the cops are and what not. It's technically in the Brooklyn Heights neighbourhood, and definitely add some character to this amazing part of the city.

A nice little park in downtown Brooklyn...near Brooklyn bridge ..it has a nice statue in the…read morepark..walk by here a few years ago...