Beautiful building. Modern and well equipped. If you don't see what you want just ask because…read morethey have everything. We are very proud of our library.

Been there since I was born and they recently upgraded all the facilities. If you are into the…read morelibrary, try this spot. Nice people and layout.

Regional magazines are worth the stop . This fine facility is a collaboration of Tenn and Va…read more.Recharge your mind ... Think outside of your cell box .

Noelle Robinson is a perfect fit for managing the Teen Zone. I have a kid that hangs in there some…read moretimes, usually with a friend and I feel comfortable leaving my kid in there for a couple hours. Security is active. My kid always makes new friends over there. Noelle Robinson isn't too old to where the kids don't like her, a common theme in that age range. She's not too strict either, and it is really important for kids 12-18 to have established boundaries for the zone but not feel restricted. They have plenty of gaming equipment, free snacks and drinks, comfortable seating, the teens have a blast. N.R deserves a raise and she's a kind person who is a good influence to our growing generations.

Holy smokes. This is West Virginia. I was not expecting to find one of the most modern and fancy…read morelibraries I've ever seen! It looks like a classic boring 1900's library from the outside but inside are smooth lines, workstations, subtle lighting and lots of up-to-date bookshelves. Great seating and a friendly library who booked a private study room for me (I learned that it can be done through the website) where I did a couple Zoom calls without disturbing my fellow library patrons. Lots of books, fast wifi and yes, they even have a TOOL library where you cab borrow shovels and rakes and stuff. What? Yes! [Review 19620 overall - 94 in West Virginia - 591 of 2023.]

Cute library with friendly and helpful staff. Located in a beautiful spot next to a waterway…read more Limited parking though on an average day this is okay. If there is a program parking gets tight.

Two peaceful hours in this library that was my second "office" of the day. It is a large library…read morewith plenty of everything. I was able to find a comfortable study carrel in the back where I set up my laptops to charge and then set down to work. Two hours of emails later, it's time to move on to the next stop. During that time, I was able to make a Zoom conference without disturbing anyone. A few librarians walking around but it's a quiet library. Fiction, non-fiction, reference, lots of DVDs available to borrow. You do not need to be a resident of the area to use the library or the wifi, but you have to be in order to borrow materials. [Review 19576 overall - 1414 in Virginia - 547 of 2023.]

This library is an exceptional resource for the city of Kingsport. I have found the staff to be…read morehelpful and the library well organized with plenty of state-of-the-art resources. Unless you're trying to build a personal library I do not understand why people buy their books. Why not take advantage of those tax dollars you're paying? When I'm with our grandkids this is one of our favorite places to visit.

I find it very strange that they would intentionally make it harder than need be to support the…read morelibrary. I tried to donate a couple of hundred dollars worth of books to the library - most of them hard cover - all of them in excellent condition. After lugging the books into the library, I was informed that I could not donate books at the library (they would not accept them at the main library location). I had to call so-and-so and make arrangements to donate the books at another location. This was the last time I'll try to donate to the Kingsport Library.

Let me start by saying I'm a self-professed library nerd/frequent flyer, so I've visited a TON of…read morethem. The best thing about this one is the extended hours. The new building is spacious, but it seems to be the only thing that got an update. I was really disappointed. The clerks are friendly but unenthusiastic, and give the impression of wanting to do the least they can get by with. When someone asks for help, they point them in a general direction most of the time, rather than the typical library experience of taking them to what they're looking for. The gray-haired man and one clerk from the children's room are the only ones I've seen willingly leave the desk or converse with patrons. They don't have a lot of popular books you would expect to find, and can find, at libraries in surrounding counties, and the ones they do have are rarely in the proper place. The children's area, which consists of a carpeted stage, some stuffed animals and a few computers, is especially disorganized, even taking into account that kids pull out books and don't put them back correctly. The activities offered are toddler story time, monthly Lego club, no-frills movie nights and teen game nights. I appreciate what they do offer and don't mean to seem ungrateful, but I'm originally from a town with a population of 937 versus Mount Sterling's 7,209 and that library, which is older than me with the same clerks from when I was a child, has interactive children's toys, a better selection of books and WAY better activities happening more frequently. Libraries should feel magical! With passionate staff and proper management, this one would.

Love the new building! Some of the employees act like they don't want to be working, but it's easy…read moreto deal with. Great kids area, and they have a lot of opportunities to get the kids actively reading.