They host my friend Keith Crocker and his great film presentations on topics like music, horror,…read moreclassic movies and more. https://www.asoulinwonder.com/post/with-dr-faustus-md-a-k-a-keith-crocker-it-s-not-what-we-see-it-s-what-we-don-t-see We never know what kinds of creatures will show up when Keith gets started. That monster is getting too close to Keith's wife Christine who works at the library. FTI-She made us deeeelicious caramel popcorn!

The space is modern, well-maintained, and generally pretty clean. The staff are truly the best…read morepart! Always kind, helpful, and welcoming. Wait. Worth. Absolutely They also offer notarization, which is a very convenient service to have. I also really appreciate the variety of programs available. I've been taking my son to one of the children's programs, and he really enjoys it. My main concern is the cleanliness in the children's section. I think that area could use more attention, especially around the Lego area and the kids' toys in terms of regular cleaning and disinfecting. The carpets in the children's section also seem like they could be deep cleaned more often. Honestly, I think more frequent carpet cleaning would benefit this location and many other library branches across Long Island as well.

Ellen E. Ward Memorial Clock Tower also know as the Roslyn Clock Tower is located in the Roslyn…read moreHistoric District at 1263 Old Northern Blvd Roslyn, NY 11576. The Clock Tower was commissioned by Ellen Eliza Cairnes Ward's children and dedicated to her memory in 1895. The tower is beautiful and it the symbol of the village. The exterior materials are granite & sandstone. Definitely worth checking out and is definitely a point of interest in the area. Learn more at https://www.roslynlandmarks.org.

I love my library! If they don't have a book on their shelf you can always order it to the library…read morefrom another library. Although I suggest doing this in-person as online doesn't seem to always connect. The best thing the town did was move the library from it's tiny location before and build this beautiful public space. They also offer a library museum pass, which, once I found out about this nearly toppled over in excitement. Every so often they'll have raffles/giveways for local concerts and other nice community events. Staff is really friendly and the reference desk did a great job helping me find some info I was looking for. At the time of my review, 9/18 they are renovating the parking lot which is across the street. You can park in the temples parking lot in the meantime.

Big and neat! Well organized children section on the 2nd floor. Great variety of book selections…read more Staff was very friendly and helpful with tons of information and activities for the kids. Only problem is the parking lot is on the other side of the street and the traffic is so bad on Hillside Avenue. Cars drive very fast on Hillside Avenue and I feel scared even when standing there to wait for the traffic light.

September 1, 2026 @ Bryant Library in Roslyn NY- 6pm on the 2nd Floor, Milagro Santana Tribute…read moreBand" performed. Not seeing an address or place to write them up on Yelp, I add this review of their show. The band tonight consisted of Julio, a Singer/Guitar player, a bassist, keyboardist, 2 drummers & a Conga player playing tall 3 ft x 1ft floor standing drums. Together as musicians they brought the sounds and feels of "Santana" to the audience as well as each taking time to just jam. Upon thier introduction, Julio said to the audience, "Remeber, you guys make the Joy". They certainly did, as many were moving, clapping, tapping, dancing and enjoying the beat. Why inside on a Tuesday at 6? Blame the weather as they had been repeatedly rained out. A chat with Julio, told me a bit about the band and how he got involved. The Band started in 2005. He was a singer. Guitarist came and went. Finally, they said to him "why don't You just play" as well. So, he did. Being Porta Rican and fluent in Spanish he's able to cover all the Spanish songs as well. He started playing guitar at age 11 here in the states as he was introduced to the sounds of Rock & Roll, Beatles and all the upcoming types of music and changes there after. I understand the band also performs as Openers as well as having their own following. So, if you like Santana, check them out at www.milagrolive.com

Lovely library in Roslyn NY out in Long Island. They have a parking lot in the back and a room for…read morespecial events. They current are showcasing art work from instructors and staff who teach art the Art Guild of Port Washington. Great space with high ceilings to use for an event.

The Port Washington Library was kind enough to reach out to my writing group to host events…read morethroughout the month of November. We've had 2 of the events and the library staff has been super nice, accommodating and resourceful. With some stellar views of the sound on the upper floors, it's a great spot to get work done. And getting my work done has been so badly a priority. I may not be a member of the library (I don't live in Port Washington) but they were still wonderful in getting me hooked up with a Lynda.com account so yay even more learning to be had! They were also nice enough to supply some light refreshments for my group which is even more great considering we're sitting and writing for long stretches of time, and even though we're in the Hagedorn room, I was unclear if that meant we could bring in food or not. As Arthur says, having fun isn't hard unless you've got a library card. The parking lot is pretty great and it's nearby some great restaurants and local shops which make a day in the area a breeze.

The librarians are extremely helpful and literally walked me to find each of my books. It's quiet,…read moreclean, and has so many resources. Our tax dollars are put to very good work here. Lots if great art and photos of Port Washington from the past to the present and always hosting great programs and discounts!

"The next stop is Valley Stream"…read more... .....Says the conductor on the LIRR....and I get excited, calm, pensive, happy all at the same time. I'm home. I've attempted this review several times. I actually started writing it two years ago **insert shame face** I left it alone because I felt at that time I was not informed enough to write a review on The Village Of Valley Stream. Fast forward two years plus, I've come to love the Village of Valley Stream the way a great parent loves a stepchild. Geographically I feel as if I'm in certain parts of the UK. A few times I feel as if I'm home in Trini. Did I mention I really love Valley Stream? Maybe my personality meshes well with many of its inhabitants. My family who has lived here for over 20 years are sometimes taken aback when we go places here and I'm called by name or I break into conversation with folks. "Hey did you get that knee checked out?" ....and such. I have my old lady gang that I sometimes walk with. I have my young boy crew at the 7 eleven (who actually gets really concerned if they don't see me for a few days) and I have my laundry buddies. (On Thursdays we wear green lol). I also have spots I would suggest (read demand) I have first dates at because I know the staff at these places would HAVE MY BACK....sometimes my front. I've made good friends with barstaff at some of the local night spots and Oh lorsh Ms. Mindy who knows everyone's business keeps me in the know! Same reason I don't tell her my business lol. So many of its little nuances reminds me of my childhood home. What a quaint village. And like I said earlier, other times I feel as though I'm in the UK, The Village of Bishop Stortford to be exact. The main thoroughfares I know are Sunrise Highway and Rockaway. Merrick Road I'm very afraid of. Well not afraid in so much as I tremble when I pass a certain spot. I was hit by a drunk driver on a Friday afternoon at 3:01pm, while we pedestrians had the light. **shudders** Rockaway ave (not parkway) seems to be the main shopping area with Green Acres Mall not too far off. Nb, Rockaway is divided into two sides/areas. South being Rockaway Avenue and North as you cross Merrick Rd is Rockway Parkway (residential) -confusing to me at first. It isn't all peachy here but other than a few random A. Holes, Valley Stream has really become home to me. Oh! We have Pokémon spots too! Lol. l love Valley Stream. I know I'm not giving you an actual review of this village but I can only write what my heart feels. I really love my new home (for now). Valley Stream, you have been kind to me. I encourage you to come visit.....me Not quite The End

I have lived in this area all my life. However, I'm more towards the Rosedale side …read more Valley Stream is a beautiful town. They have more than enough stores and food places to cater to your needs. It's always clean and the people usually mind their business. Haha . The town is clean , the upkeep is up to par. The Valley Stream State Park is beautiful also. Very quiet. I love it Visit Valley Stream !

It is a very small library near the training g station, but I was amazed by the children's room…read moredecoration. The entire Children's room was decorated with the Harry Potter theme, which was awesome for HP fans. The staffs were friendly, informative and welcoming! The problem was that there was no formal parking lot for library patrons and the location wasn't the best. We had a great time visiting this library.

maybe moving the ower said to a new location keep posted. great library always great movies n books…read moreto buy to which is nice. park a little hassel when u have a child or a car seat a little hard to get out. most of the time people are nice. father goose rimes is amazing he knows how to do them programs are awesome.

Excellent staff support in the children's library room; pleasure to visit…read more Excellent staff support in the children's library room; pleasure to visit

Ever since the renovations, the Oceanside Library has been amazing. It is very clean and…read moreaesthetically pleasing inside. There are a lot of programs for guests of all ages, and there is a theater, game room for teens, a kids section, and an outdoor section. My only complaint would be that there are not many computers there, and that the game room exclusive computers do not let you download games. Overall, this library is very nice and I would recommend visiting it.