Still pretty good. I enjoy some of the events they have…read morehere. Some of the staff could be nicer, to be honest. I like it when they have air conditioning. I'm pretty sure there are some people who actually live here, and that's not cool, in my opinion. Most of the time, there are some folks that think it's a good idea to show up and be as LOUD as they can and encourage their children to do the same. I'm here to tell them, it's not "iconoclastic" or "anti-authority" to do that.. it's just annoying and disrespectful. You're not breaking a "boomer tradition", you're just making yourselves seem even more unnecessary. Just saying. Aside from that, the place itself is good. Lots of walking space and plenty to read. Just be careful when requesting items, they claim to not carry CD's anymore, even though they do. And they'll refuse to get some items because of "low demand", which directly contradicts the person requesting it. I swear, I don't know what it is about the people that work at some of these places, but they're not helping the librarian stereotype. I still like this one though, overall.

Before heading to a brewery for a Yelp event, I headed here after work for some much needed quality…read moretime. That is reading of course. Turns out this was not my first time here. The last was over 10 years ago when I was with friends for a local convention. Things have definitely not changed here at all. Let's see how the afternoon turned out. Upon walking in, I noticed quilts on display via the African American Sewical Threaders Guild. They're done as part of Black History Month. They were fantastic and well made. I didn't get the chance to see all of them, but activities like this are very important to the community. They deserve a huge applause for this all around. For reading time, I headed upstairs where they had more tables if you wanted to do homework, use your laptop for assignments, or like myself, enjoying a mostly quiet environment in front of a book. Foot traffic was at a minimum the entire time I was present and it was mostly quiet. Could not ask for more. The next time I'm in the area, hopefully I'll stop by again. Truly a calm place to relax. Till next time :)

We arrived too late to take a tour, but still enjoyed a fun photo op. Rafter a long day traveling,…read morethe pine scented air and peaceful atmosphere were a blessing. The birds were chatting, but we still felt utterly relaxed on these pristine grounds. When in the area it's worth visiting!

Great experience!! Great cause!! Thank you!! Such a quaint little island town!! Thank you for the…read moreexperience!!

What an amazing event for children and parents (grandparents) alike. It was the Fire and Ice event…read moreand everyone had a great time. Sometimes we take for granted the resources we have at our disposal. The library is one of those things. They offer so much to the community and 99% of the time it costs us nothing but a little enthusiasm and time. This event had to do with explaining magic through science. My granddaughter throughly enjoyed it and I would dare to say that all the other children did as well. The library puts out a monthly calendar of all the events they are hosting. I've enjoyed several myself. One of my favorite was a gardening class. They offer something for everyone. Great place to spend some quality time with your little ones.

Joint Use Library is one of the greatest libraries in Virginia Beach. Librarians helped me find…read morewhat I was exactly looking for and they are very helpful.

The Kill Devil Hills Library (formally called "Dare County Library in Kill Devil Hills") is small,…read morebut adequate for this community. They have free and fast WiFi (no password required), PCs available for checkout, big tables, chairs, and free parking. Oh, and books. I don't know how busy it is during high season, but when I visited in October on a weekday afternoon, it wasn't crowded at all. All the PCs were in use, but there was plenty of room to sit at the tables (only one of which has easy access to power). Overall, I like this library. The only shortcomings in my book are that the staff aren't terribly computer-savvy (I had to help one of their patrons with an issue he was having with a PDF file that stumped the whole squad of librarians) and they don't allow food or drink.

I'm making a concerted effort to patronize my local library over purchasing books from Amazon etc…read more This is no NYPL but it does the trick. They are able to order books from other libraries in their network and are extremely helpful. Support your local library!

Took a tour of this library when it first opened & recently returned for a reception for the new…read moretraffic light on a nearby street. The employees are welcoming and the building is well-kept (still!). I love all the resources and play park they have for the local neighborhood children who come to visit on a daily basis. Just be aware that the parking lot is behind the library! Clean bathrooms, vending machines, conference rooms, to include an outside balcony located upstairs. Computers also available.

Beautiful brand new library. When I walked in, I was pleased to see it is set up like a mini…read moreSlover-conference rooms, computers and the best children floor in the city. I went upstairs to complete school work and enjoyed working with a wonderful window view. Self checkout and attentive staff all visible. A wonderful addition to the neighborhood and the city.

Cute, small library. My mom makes me take her here. It's way out of the way, but she really likes…read moreit. It's right off the main road and they have a nice parking lot. It's a smaller library, but they're always super friendly. My mom really enjoys their magazines and I think she likes the selection of lucky day books since not too many people come to this location.

Friendly staff, clean environment! It is a nice quiet library for studying or reading.read more

I arrived at Greenbrier Library just before heading to another location for a Yelp Experience…read moreevent. This was actually my 2nd time here but I forgot to check in for the last visit. Let's see how this visit went. The library is on the smaller side compared to most of the libraries I've been to in Hampton Roads. They have two floors with the top mostly with computer tables. There are a few private rooms available if you have a group or if you prefer alone time away from folks. The decor is neat of course and the vibe is pretty quiet. From the side entrance, you run into some artwork. I'm not sure if they're from local artists, but they're really nice to view. Only though I was here for short times, this library has been a good place to rest. The next time I'm in the area, it'll be a go-to for me :)

Super easy to sign up for a library account online. However, you don't get full access (physical…read moreitem borrowing privileges) until you visit a location to complete registration. The circulation desk staff was helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable. Account holders may check out up to 30 items at a time, with no late fees (lost and damaged fees do apply). Reserving titles online to pick up at a location is easy, and you can transfer books to a site of your choice for your convenience. You also get free access to Libby and Hoopla with your account, which are digital media library apps!

I stopped by here yesterday for the bike expo located at the library in there extra space. I went…read moreinto the library after the expo and was amazed with what I saw. I saw a passport center where you can get your passport done. It was so fresh and so clean and vibrant with colors. There's a maker space you can do an orientation for and learn how to use the cricket or the 3-D art, printer or learn how to use a sewing machine. They also had an ancestry section. I'm looking forward to doing some more research and try to do the ancestry maybe next time I've also booked a passport appointment for next week. I'll update with how it went.

Beautiful library with a genealogy section and beautiful mural upstairs…read more A decent kids section and a small young adult section nice enough to be a good hang out spot for teens This location has a big public computer area and offers free Wi-Fi There is a park that shares the parking lot and even a little community garden There is even a passport office And a good selection of movies to rent I love staff here they are always super kind

The Yorktown Library is a nice community library with open space for finding a book and relaxing…read more They also have a large meeting room with a huge screen for viewing films. Parking is easy to access in their own lot.

Love this place. Warm staff and lots of free resources for us citizens. Free scanning, computers…read moreand copies (up to 20 pages free per day for residents). Each month you can check out the listing of social groups and classes.