We love visiting libraries. They had make and take craft here and I decided to take the girls. The…read morestaff were so nice and welcoming. It's a small library but they offer so much. They have seeds, a fish tank, plants and many monthly activities for everyone in the family to enjoy! They also have a nice back yard filled with cool and fun activities.

This library is really awesome because it has a lot of books including a wide selection of graphic…read morenovels for kids. Also, they sometimes have activities. For example, they had a great magic show this month, and a play area for big kids and little kids and grown-ups which includes a marble run.

Nice library that offers free programs for people of all ages. I love their children section and…read morehow large and spacious it is.

We're so lucky to have May Memorial library as a part of our downtown here in Burlington!…read more The Children's librarians are so helpful and everything is organized in an interactive and creative way--perfect for every age, even toddlers! They also have activities and games for kids to do when they walk in! I love this location's dedication to diversity. Their inclusivity of BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ books is apparent at every turn. It's great to see so much representation!

I visit this library often. They offer a lot of activities for the whole family. There is literally…read moresomething here for everyone. Crafts, books, groups, movies and much more. The staff is incredibly helpful and nice. Through out the year they offer a lot of events and activities. Book clubs, cooking classes, zoom meetups and much more. If you're looking to get more involved check out your local library

09/20/18 My daughter moved to Mebane this school year and we…read morelost our Barnes & Nobles we used to go to after school frequently in Greensboro. I was glad to see a library in Mebane! We came here a few weeks ago and my daughter accepted it and has already read about 50 books! There's a good selection of books and the new books section always changes (possibly daily?). Our first visit, we asked the desk how to check out books and we were helped thoroughly. They were very helpful and she was able to take 5 books home with her. We have continued to come ever since. One thing would be having even a small section of adult books downstairs, the entire first floor is children and juvenile. Honestly, I haven't even gone upstairs!

I remember when I was a kid growing up in the Bronx and saving empty soda bottles so I could put…read moretogether 25 cents and go to our local movie to see a double feature. For another 10 cents you got a big bowl of popcorn and a drink! Ah yes, those were the days! I saw all kinds of movie musicals in those days, but when I saw West Side Story I knew that I loved musicals and so my longtime passion with live theater began. Over the years I have seen dozens and dozens of Broadway musicals, and so when I moved permanently to Greensboro in 1989, I was thrilled to discover the incredible theater scene in our area. Between community theaters, colleges and universities and grassroots and professional offerings, Greensboro has it all, or should I say did and will have it all again once this crazy pandemic is over. So when I heard that New York had decided to try out Phantom of the Opera in a university setting and they handpicked Elon University's theater department to present this pilot project, I knew I had to be in the audience. So in 2008 for the first time I traveled 70 East to Elon's campus and was blown away by the beauty of it all. Gorgeously landscaped, great dining options, outstanding buildings and amazing facilities. I eventually ended up at the Center for Performing Arts and The McCrary Theatre to see this production of Phantom. For over two and a half hours I sat there with my jaw dropped to the floor. These were college students? How could that be? They were all triple threats; with professional acting dancing and singing skills. The costumes were out of this world. It was beautifully directed and choreographed. The scenery and lighting were lush and innovative. The orchestra and music was outstanding, and I could go on and on and on. After that I was hooked! One of my favorite things to do is to get two tickets and turn one of my friends in Greensboro on to this amazing jewel right down the road . I love to watch their jaw drop as well!! LOL Some of the more outstanding productions that stick out in my mind are rent Ragtime, We Will Rock You and Sweeney Todd. But I also loved In the Heights and Crazy For You. See what I mean? Before the pandemic you could not attend a Broadway production without noticing several Elon students in the cast. Several times I have seen students in an Elon production to joyfully see them playing the lead in shows like Cinderella and Newsies on Broadway just months after their graduation. Parking is easy, the price is very modest and you're going to see performers and future stars at Elon on and back stage right before the professional world gobbles them up. My heart breaks for all these talented Elon musical theater students waiting for the stage to reopen, but when it does, I will be heading over to campus to get my ticket and hope to see you sitting next to me in the audience! Intermission candy is on me!!

What a great package! Grounds and buildings are emaculet. The students presented the school well…read moreand the statistics are very impressive. The cost is what you would expect from a private University.

A friend told us about this place and it happened to be the weekend that they were having their…read moreonce a month sale (all books were $.39 instead of $.99). Bring your patience and a jacket. They are located inside a giant warehouse so no heating or cooling. Parking was a bit tight (in the little section off to the right of the entrance) as it gets busier on a Saturday afternoon. But there is additional parking, just not as close to the entry. The selection is huge, especially the children's books. I do wish the adult books were more organized and categorized. But for cheap, used books I am willing to go on a treasure hunt! Will be back!

I LOVE finding books from my youth in the 80s, and sometimes I come across a jewel like that!! I…read morefound a lot of stuff to use for homeschool, and at the time they just took dump loads of books and had them in big crates to look at ,they had gone on the shelves,and if you love treasure hunting AND reading, this is the place --you will find a bargain!!

This small library is located inside the south entrance to Joe C. Davidson Park. It is easy to spot…read moreas it is painted blue and gold, standing out from the greenery of this lovely park. The library has a single door but windows on three sides. A single shelf of books is inside. Some retired library books, some hardcovers and some paperbacks, Thrillers and romance and such. Easy and light reading. This is charter number 35466 and It is sponsored by the Burlington Women's Club Education Committee. It includes the date of September 2016. [Review 2407 of 2024 - 3863 in North Carolina - 23420 overall]