This library is so small but it has everything you need! They have wifi, computers, printing, and…read moreall of your other technology needs! Employees are friendly.

Although the Lyon Township Public Library may be small they consistently impress with their…read morenumerous classes and the constant updates. The cozy interior is clean and well organized, and the staff is very competent and friendly. The library's website is a real gem, and is a must for regulars and casual patrons alike!

This is an excellent library a with a friendly staff. Getting reserves is simple and quick. They…read moreoffer Book Page every month. Everything is well organized and the programs offered are a serious treat. Last year I attended an outdoor Beatles tribute band performance that was incredible. My family and I love Commerce Township Library and visit several times per week!

Great experiences! Many different events and they are all for free. The staffe is very friendly.read more

This is my happy place. I love coming to the library to see what they have on their express shelf…read moreand to ask the kind, helpful librarians for recommendations. They also have miscellaneous cool stuff for checkout like board games, music instruments, even art. The website is easy to use in terms of reserving books. If you reserve a book and clear the wait list, they will pull it for you. I wish they had a method of deferring (eg if you clear the wait list when you're on vacation) so that you don't have to go back through the queue, but understand how this could be complicated. Their "shelf service" is amazing. You put in your reading preferences and they select a handful of books that fit. It's wild that this is something you can access for free. It's a nice physical space with plenty of bathrooms, reading areas, wifi, etc. I love this library and coming here makes me so grateful to live in AA

Had the opportunity to walk around the Ann Arbor city location although we know the city or town is…read moremostly made up of Michigan University of Michigan students, but it was a nice day for a stroll so I visit the library the pinball machine arcade and had a bite of lunch at Zingerman's deli I really enjoyed the library just looking around and looking at some of the art very friendly place

Very kid friendly Clean…read moreGreat for studying in the study rooms you can check out Cute kid events

What a wonderful library! The Kids section is great fun, so…read moremany things to do! You even check out fun games, music, puzzles to take home. Don't Miss!!: The fun continues for the kids & adults with outdoor musical instruments, a big Red Playhouse, Nature Cards, a garden and more! WIFI and Several Study Rooms, conference/ group areas with tables and chairs, and many comfy seats. Magazines, books, non-fiction and newspapers... there are events too. Check the website for the calendar.

Love it here! So clean and organized and the staff are so welcoming and kind…read more I recently moved to Taylor and decided as a new citizen of the city I should visit the library and pick up a book or two. To my surprise the quaint library had a diverse collection and an array of features one can access. Truly a hidden gem of access and imagination.

This is a well organized and well stocked library. I enjoy going here. The grounds and interior…read moreare kept neat and clean. There is plenty of parking outside. It is easy to get into the parking lot. The staff is professional and earnest in their duties. I had a very nice time here with volunteers recently. I stopped by to pick up some books to take with me to a community health fair I was attending. The volunteers were very helpful in getting me to the children's section, so that, I could pick out age appropriate materials. They had a wide selection and all in very good shape. This library is a great place to look for a job, study or do interesting things. They have plenty of items going on for the community as well.

I love this library. It is a joy architecturally- I even bring out of town guests to show it off!…read moreThe staff are always helpful. I routinely request books from other libraries if not found here and the process is very smooth.

Wonderful clean and organized library. Great place for young readers and areas for little kids to…read moreplay and read. Librarians are very nice and helpful. All positive vibes.

The Southfield Public Library is fantastic! It's a gathering space with FREE rooms to meet for…read moresmall groups in addition to having Video Conference rooms for Zoom meetings(for one person). There's three floors with a separate section for children, teens and adults along with the traditional categories. They hold book readings, used book sales and author talks. I love that the library is centrally located. Clean restrooms and the library very well organized. They even have a mobile app! Decor is nice with plenty of space and artwork. The staff is pleasant and helpful. The library is very well used and busy and that's a good thing!

Southfield Public Library is not only a great asset to the Southfield community. It is also a…read moretourist attraction for the Metropolitan Detroit area. It is acclaimed to be one of the finest libraries in the country. It is wonderful to have a third generation of my family enjoying and discovering all that the library has to offer. My granddaughter loves the children's room. Her imagination gets to run with the kitchen play area, doll house, puzzles, puppets and the books. This puts me in the mind of the Dr. Seuss book, Oh The Places You Will Go! The library has plenty of room and space for the whole family. Parents please note: You MUST keep your children with you at all times. You also can not drop your children off and leave them unattended for their safety.

It's close to my home...what a nice little gem for the city of Inkster..very clean inside,, of…read morecourse NO EATING is a plus...still smells brand new.

The Inkster Public Library continues to be a regional leader in library services to child, adults…read moreand seniors - everyone of all ages! The official and full name of the library is the 'Leanna Hicks Public Library'. If you are looking for a good book to read, seeking a new job or training, starting or continuing in a hobby or skill set - then the Inkster Public Library located at 2005 Inkster Road in beautiful Inkster, Michigan is the place for you. The Library Director is a leader in library science and has provided library programming for all ages to take advantage of resources, enjoy community involvement provide educational support. This library has access and offers instruction in securing that access to all the major Michigan Library tools available to library patrons. This includes MelCat. The MelCat service is funded by the Federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) via the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) through the Library of Michigan, part of the Michigan Department of Education. Additional funding is provided by the State of Michigan. The MelCat service is one of the most powerful tools that Michiganders have in their pursuit of knowledge whether you are seeking entertainment, education or skill sets. The staff at the Leanna Hicks Public Library are engaged, informative and collaborative. Always greeted with a smile and a question as to how they can help me, I feel welcomed in this library and assured that I will accomplish my entertainment, learning or research goals while I am there. The director and staff are also engaged in the community. During recent cold spells the library became a 'warming center' for those citizens who had to contend with the extreme cold for various reasons. The children's programming is an especial wonder. Upcoming events are posted regularly on the library's website and also available at the library information wall and kiosk. Adult reading groups as well as craft groups are welcome at the library. The room rental is reasonably priced and amenities include wi-fi and other items. Tables and chairs are available. See Director and Staff for fees. Who is Leanna Hicks? "Leanna Hicks: Journalist, Community Worker, Youth Director, Historian, Library Activist and Humanitarian Mrs. Hicks has spent much of the past 20 to 40 years on the improvement of our local libraries and preservation of local history. Through her service over (40 years) as current vice-president (president emeritus) of the Inkster Historical Commission, she has overseen hundreds of acquisitions and improvements in our library and historical collections. She is also the founder of The Friends of the Inkster Library, a 20 year old Inkster Library support group. She has also held positions with the Wayne County Federation Library and the Wayne County Library Commission. Leanna holds degrees in Journalism and Social Science from the Eastern Michigan University and Wayne State University. She has received countless humanitarian awards from institutions such as the YWCA, Girl Scouts of America, Veterans groups, NAACP, Gamma Phi Delta Sorority, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, City of Inkster Parks and Recreation and Inkster Christians in Action, just to name a few. Numerous tributes and awards from Nation, State, County and cities of Inkster and Detroit have been received. Mrs. Hicks has been actively involved in her church for the past 50 years, the Springhill Missionary Baptist Church."