It's 11pm on Sunday and your usual wifi hotspot is closed, but you still have some online research…read moreleft for that report due at 9am on Monday and working at home is not an option. Have no fear, Lydon Library is here! You can plug in and log on until 2am Sunday thru Thursday during the academic year (September-May)... yes, I said 2AM you procrastinating over-achiever!! Most people are being stupid or sleeping at that hour, but here at UMass Lowell the future engineers and scientists are cramming in their last few hours of studying. (See website for full hours of operation.) This could be Lowell's best kept secret- especially the library's new second floor "Learning Commons" with a variety of seating and table options. Admittedly, I have a slight furniture crush on the acrylic tables that don't overheat my laptop like traditional wood tables do. For the awesome convenience of free late night fast internet you will pay a small price. The entrance is somewhat obscured by Alumni Hall and parking is a bit of an issue. You might get lucky if it's after 5pm and a spot is available behind Cumnock or Southwick Hall. The closest public parking lot is up the street near Egg Roll Cafe- about two blocks from the library. Since EC and DD close before 10pm, your nearest caffeine addiction can be cured by 7-Eleven on Mammoth Rd. Now that you have the power of insider knowledge, I expect that you'll only use it for forces of good.

We are fortunate to have such a wonderful library in our town. They offer outstanding programs for…read moreall ages. I especially enjoy the opportunity to enjoy the Zoom programs. I have young grandchildren who visit and plead for me to take them to the library and are upset with me when I tell them it is a day or time that the library is closed!! I noted that a previous person referred to Tewksbury as a Blue Collar town. I am puzzled how a town with homes selling for One Million Plus Dollars can be called Blue Collar?? As an aside, I have never had a problem having access to any book. The staff has always found a way to locate a copy. Tewksbury Library and staff are an asset to our Town.

Great children's section and friendly staff! My two year old LOVES coming here! Awesome calendar of…read morekids activities and events, as well. Tewksbury is lucky to have such an amazing library!

Very welcoming. Diverse in person and virtual programming. Many engaging book groups. Awesome…read moreFriends group. Excellent access to Libby, Hoopla, etc. They have access to an outstanding speaker series as well.

pretty cool library. nice to checkout. great quiet spaces to study and read in peace. bathrooms are…read moreclean too. they have a good nonfiction section.

I've been going to this library since I was a little girl, and walking around now is so nostalgic…read more They have a cute kids section and toys for kids, lots of movies and books and computers. The young adult section is next to a computer room and it's perfect for studying. I went with my friends and we had lunch and I took out a book. It's seriously so quiet and relaxing in there. The only thing i had an issue with was the hours. They are not accurate to the ones shown online. Hours are Monday-Wednesday: 8:30am-8:30pm Thursday-Saturday: 8:30am- 4:30pm Sunday: Closed Most of the time they're closed on holidays. The hours are subject to change but from what i know they've been like this for a while. The workers are so nice. Check out Parker Memorial Library!

i'm not huge on this library. the flow isn't crazy. the study areas are pretty clean and nice tho…read more the upstairs bathrooms were locked and need to go get a key which is extra imo. the hours aren't very good either compared to a lot of other libs

Very nice library located in downtown Andover. Clean and quiet so I like to come here to do school…read morework. There are plenty of computers available for use as well as tables and chairs on each floor. Great selection of books and other media. Staff members are friendly and helpful. If you have a library card, you can easily request items from anywhere in the Merrimack Valley Library Consortium. Only (minor) downside is with its location downtown, you may have to pay for parking if you park in the lot. It's 50 cents per hour until 6pm each day except Sundays and holidays. However there is plenty of free two-hour parking on the streets.

Outstanding. Generous hours, great selection of books, clean building, active community service…read more All public libraries should be like this.

Beautiful, well kept building, knowledgeable and attentive personnel, a wide variety of programs…read morefor young and old. A local gem.

One of my favorite places!!…read more All the librarians are awesome. They give great author suggestions, are eager to assist, and are very friendly!

I may be biased because I believe that every library is a gift and deserves 5 stars but the…read moreWilmington Library is great! They have regular programs for children, teens, and adults. They are small but are quick to transfer materials between libraries. They help the community is many ways including a free pantry in their lobby. Check out your local library and check out Wilmington Public library!

The Wilmington Library is such a wonderful community space! It has a nice selection of books,…read moregames, and resources. The staff are always welcoming and helpful, and they host a wide variety of events for both kids and adults. One of the biggest highlights for us has to be the baby storytime that Nicole runs. It's honestly the best storytime for kids under 2 that I have been to(and trust me I have attended so many at the neighboring libraries). Nicole has such a warm, engaging presence and knows exactly how to capture little ones' attention -- with songs, movement, puppets, and stories at just the right pace for toddlers and babies. It's such a special program that not only the kids enjoy, but parents and caregivers really look forward to as well. It feels like the perfect mix of fun, early learning, and community connection.

My go to library well stocked and nice staff. It looses a star for frequent closures like making a…read morelong holiday weekend for a single federal holiday or for this ongoing HVAC construction.

Nice library. Not the nicest architecture like Cary in Lexington , but nice enough. Nice books and…read moreservices.

Three hours here this afternoon. It's been too warm to work in the van and so I find myself using…read morepublic libraries for "office space." This worked well as I was able to find a very quiet corner of the library with study carrels that had power and a bit of privacy. No one seemed to notice that I was taking work calls and the wifi worked quite well. Clean restrooms, speedy wifi and free power for my electronics. This is great! [Review 18579 overall - 1161 in Massachusetts - 2101 of 2022.]

this library is like ok imo. it's not that crazy over the top. the books are organized really…read morenicely and i like how they have the signs for the subject matter. the upper floor is laced with emergency exits so it's quite easy to set off the alarm by accident trying to get back down