A wonderful place to study. I seriously enjoy it. The…read moreemployees are very nice. Lots of parking spots and always a spot somewhere in the library to study quietly. My favorite of such nooks would be one of the two private study rooms. They are very comfortable, each has their own white boards. They are everyone's favorite place to study, so you better come early to get one! Race ya!

This is a great library. Only about 2 years old and lots of perks like free programs for all ages,…read morefree computers, and my favorite is the DVD rentals in the 747 box. Works like redbox, with a 7 day rental, but it's FREE. Has lots of current DVDs to rent too. Has 2 private study rooms but be warned...dress warmly for those rooms because the AC is on FRIGID in there!

Very helpful staff who are friendly and efficient. Area is very clean and great lighting. Books…read moredisplayed attractively.

I love reading! This place is the absolute best a facilitating my obsession…read more The librarian Shelley is the absolute sweetest. She remembers me every time I come in. Bonus once you have a card you can check out books electronically. Plus you can put yourself on the wait list if their is a specific book you want but is never available. They have dvds and blu rays you can check out too. Free Wi-Fi and the bathrooms are always clean.

Love this library! Also, after reading a couple reviews talking about homeless people at the public…read morelibrary, I thought it important at this point to give people a little information about what the Pioneer Public Library offers and who all is allowed/not allowed to be there. So, here goes: First of all, the City of Norman has a non-profit mileage reimbursement program. This program is designed to provide free transportation to individuals and families in Norman who are currently, or who have recently experienced homelessness. The East Norman Pioneer Public Library is one of the participating agencies of this program. So, the public library is qualified and has been approved to be one of the prominent transportation pick-up/drop-locations for those needing such services. Also, the presence of homeless people in libraries is not a problem. The way some of these patrons have spoken about homeless people (and have also given the library a poor rating for allowing open access to everyone) is unacceptable in general, let alone having the confidence to write about ppl experiencing homelessness, which is a dangerous, uncomfortable, and alienating experience, is bewildering. No one is entitled to use the public library more than anyone else. The rules of behavior remain the same for everyone, and anyone can be asked to leave if causing disruption or harm. Public libraries are there to facilitate public access to information... If someone smells, if they talk to themselves, if they have lots of bags with them, etc. - none of these things render someone a non-person or an illegitimate library user. So, either have a one-on-one conversation with the City and Library Director or find somewhere else? And may your surroundings rise to meet your standards... eventually...

"Having fun's not hard when you've got a library card!" - Arthur…read more I recently had a chance to check out the new library since it moved. I was very impressed, the front staff was very welcoming and enthusiastic about everything the library has to offer. Downstairs is the friends of the library bookstore, the computer lab and various workspaces for those who need internet or a printer/scan/fax. It also houses the children's section, audiobooks and all new fiction. By new, I mean NEW fiction. Stuff I was surprised to see no one had checked out yet. The second level is dedicated to adult fiction and YA fiction. Plus it also has a 3-D printer that can be used by any member and some other gadgets.There was a glass enclosed conference room that looks like anyone could reserve it and the third level is Adult Fiction LARGE print books and Non-fiction. There are so many architecturally interesting details despite it being very modern and there were plenty of areas to study or use your own electronic devices such as a kindle or a laptop. My only gripe is the non-fiction section is lacking. This isn't a library suited for a research paper or academic assignment even for a high school or middle school kid.

The renovation is stunning. Floor to ceiling windows, bright interior, modern design; a stylish…read moreplace to get some research done, study, etc Lots of computers to use if you need to do any online duties. Chairs and tables all over to use at will. Several rsvp'able rooms for super quiet and focused time with large tables and seating. The accommodations range from few to many in these rooms Parking galore, and the exterior is a pretty sight. A nice sidewalk around the building if you want to stretch in the middle of your studies, and the interior is large and spacious for indoor stretching if it's 110 outside There is a teen corner that is kind of it's own room, and then there is a larger kids area that is more closed off with slim entries. This does a great job keeping the expected increased noise level of children quelled across the building. Other libraries suffer from this lack of design, so this is a great accommodation for the kids while being mindful of all others in the general space I wish they kept the carpeted ceilings tho lol

THE NEW REMODEL IS AHH MAZE ING. Libraries are my church and this one is perfection…read more Plus, the staff is LOVELY. Go read a book and chill in the mid century vibes with ALL the modern perks. I think I will have my next bday party here.

The staff at this library are beyond awesome. A group of very sweet ladies…read more This library is clean, and well kept up. A little small but has plenty of books, computers, and a roomy event room. The library is very active in the community, putting on free lapsit classes, story time, craft classes, and readings. I personally attend this library regularly and I am happy to have this particular one close to home. If you are local, save your Spenser's receipts! (A small town grocery story) and they donate 1% of total of the receipts to the library, for books and other things. This library has a event room, as previously mentioned. Otis large, and free to the public to use; for meetings, birthdays, ect.

I love this library! I used the community room for my son's birthday, it's huge, nice and free…read more The ebooks they have available is amazing. I never have to buy a book. Please save your Spencer receipts and take them to the library. Spencer's gives the library 1% of the total on the receipts.

Great support staff! Available computer and printer that are easy to use. Good selection of books…read moreand materials.

Nice library in old Moore . Fun activities for all ages of children. You can look up their event…read moreschedule at metropolitan library website.

This is a wonderful library with a beautiful new building. There are seats outside if the weather…read moreis nice! It appears to have a lot of rooms if you need to work alone. Also a room full of laptops which is great! Ive attended a couple of really informative classes here! You can check out the schedules for ALL local libraries at metrolibrary.org. All sorts of classes for babies, kids and adults!

High quality library with nice selection of books and even DVDs. Convenient location downtown as…read morewell. Recommended as the "City's Library"!

This is a really nice library in downtown OKC. There are plenty of chairs and tables to study at,…read morewith a wide variety of books. Like others have said, parking here sucks. How are you supposed to be able to enjoy the library or study when you have to go and feed the meter every hour? I think it's a shame such a nice library isn't made more accessible/convenient for patrons.