Everyone was incredibly helpful. The selection is great and I enjoyed visiting. Checking out is a…read morebreeze as is returning items.

Excellent staff. Everyone who works at the library is friendly and knowledgeable. They also have…read morelots of patience when I call in with questions. Also, they are open on Sunday. There are many fun community activities. Read clubs for kids, a magical reading show for kids, craft/sewing Group for adults, and a book club for adults just to name a few. It's a smaller library, but there are plenty of computers to use and also several of meeting rooms I've reserved for tutoring. The book / media drop off is great when you're in a hurry. They also have a great used book sale each year. Interlibrary loans are $2.

The library has many free activities for children including art classes, game nights, and after…read moreschool spaces. There are even free art classes!

Nice, clean, modern facility. They have a genealogy section and helpful people. They have the…read morenewspaper on microfiche as well as online. Parking beside and behind the building.

My first time here. Stopped by after a lunch to let the kids do something inside since it was…read morefreezing. They had a nice little play area for the younger ones. Not very big itself, but I liked the design where it's like you are reading books under trees. The staff helped me sign up for my first Tulsa County Library card and went through how to order things online. Did you know you can check out 50 items? I didn't. That's a lot. Managed to check out two books and two dvds. I'm a bit of a book nut, but because Marie Kondo says I can only keep 30, being able to borrow books from a library will help me reduce clutter and finally find joy.

This library is conveniently located inside Lafortune park and near Memorial High School. There is…read morea play area for young kids with lots of toys to play with and of course, the children's books are right next to it. I saw puzzles and a chess set and lots of seats so you can sit down, relax, and read a good book or play on your laptop, phone, or iPad. There's also several computers available to use if you don't have your own. The librarians are really friendly and helpful as well. They offer printing, fax, and scanning services for 10 cents a page. Overall, a clean, quiet, peaceful environment.

What can I say besides libraries are little slices of heaven on earth. Hardesty is just a few…read moreblocks from my new home. I love to read so one of the very first things a did after moving to Tulsa was get a library card. This place is a library lovers dream. It is huge. Nice big parking lot with handicap-accessible parking. Drive up Dropbox is available so you can drop off your books if you don't have time to go inside. This library is clean, even the bathroom sparkled. Helpful staff scattered about and they are always more than happy to help you find anything or answer questions. There are many computers and I saw several large study rooms where people were studying. They have a huge children's section that's closed off. I'm not sure if there are books in there but there's plenty of room for the kids to play. I'll be honest sometimes I just wanna get away from the TV, people and life's stressors and one my favorite things to do is to take my Kindle or the book I'm reading ( I like both ebooks and regular books) and go to the library, curl up in one of their comfy chairs and read for several hours especially in the summer when it's hot outside. If you like to read and haven't checked this library out, I highly recommend you do so.

My children finished the summer reading program today and collected their prizes :-) they really…read moreenjoyed the wide variety of age appropriate toys and computer programs as well.

This is probably my favorite library! It's much further away from my house. There are several that…read moreare closer, but this one is just so nice and open and it has a very large bright section with a lot of windows where you can sit and read and the floor is open, where your kids can sit and draw or do whatever kids do. Plus, it doesn't hurt that the librarians are all very friendly and helpful!

Love how spacious and kids friendly this location is! Monday to Thursday has longer hours! Well lit…read moretoo as I went this past week at 7 pm and it was very safe to enter and leave with my kindergartener.

Good to see a good bookstore!!!! Was able to find local…read morebooks, good opportunity to learn about Tulsa hidden history. Look forward to visiting again.

This is just a magical place (but most bookstores are). I went in with a list but of course came…read moreout with a couple more books. I was specifically going for a recent popular title but didn't see it. When I asked they said they were out of stock but that the UPS truck had just pulled up and if I waited a bit, I could have one fresh off the truck! Of course I had to shop some more. Service is always great here and you never know what books you will discover that you NEED. Always check out their events. There are a lot that are free but the ticketed ones are well worth it! They bring in some amazing world-class authors!!!!

I love love the library! I hope books will always be a common staple in the world…read more Kids need to get back to hanging out at the library.

We love this library! My son loves picking out books and they have a great children's section. We…read morealso love the summer reading program they offer. So many fun options. There are always tons of kids here having a great time.

The programming is outstanding!!!!! They have book club sets…read moreif you want to do your own book club. I order books online from the catalog and they pull them and text me the pick up. The new 22nd Century flex....access any and all information for FREE. Knowledge should NOT be behind a paywall of any sort. The library is the one place where everyone is welcome, the library holds the line for equitable access to everyone. Our library has 3-d printers where you can print stuff for yourself. Knowledge is power...Libraries bring that to the masses. I dare you to find a better library than Enid Public Library...I'll wait.

This place has been here forever, it seems like. Very little has been done to it throughout the…read moreyears. It has a homey atmosphere. Plenty of books, maps, periodicals, and other things to peruse and check out. Upstairs, there are meeting rooms. You can take the stairs or elevator. Downstairs, if you take a left inside the doors, there is an almost constant book sale going on, hosted by the Friends of the Library. Proceeds go to library related things. Over in the Northwest corner, there are a few rooms you can read and study in. The Northeast corner gas items to keep toddlers busy, in addition to the books. Toddler toys used to be on the West wall. Other than shuffling things around now and then, the library still remains its friendly, inviting atmosphere. I have my library card. Do you?

Advertises parking for BOK center events but then locks cars in the garage with no way to get them…read moreout. Came from OKC and had to find a hotel room because of this.

I visited the library after attending a block party rally event calling for more transparency in…read moretulsa courts by requiring camera placement in each courtroom and judge chambers. i decided to go in the library after the event in large part because of a previous court case i'd observed, in which a judge asked a party representing herself to provide copies of her piece of evidence, but because the court copy machine was not working, she had to go across the street to print copies from the library. and due to the potential postponement of a court date i surmise such a delay could engender, i'd decided to print a copy of the flyer i received promoting the event from the library printer, as i'd not used any copying machine at that library location since its remodeling. the print and copy station, located on the first floor, at about the middle of the room to the right, facing away from the main court adjacent entrance, was user friendly based on the experience i had. the copy machine charged 25 cents to print the flyer with color, and it would have been 10 cent if i were printing in black and white. further, the copy machine, located in the picture to the far left, includes instructions for how to use it, with the only confusion i'd experienced being which direction to face the document in the insert slot, so you might want to pay a lil closer attention to that aspect than others when printing a copy. lastly, having not visited the library for any significant amount of time since the installment of study rooms to the second floor, i got a close look into some of the several reservable glass enclosement quiet rooms overlooking downtown, a distinct feature among all library locations i've visited, in tulsa or otherwise.