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.

If you haven't been down to the Central Library in downtown Tulsa you are missing out. I attended…read morefor an event and the space was perfect! Great place to host events, ample spots for vendors to set up, great conference room space. Parking can be a bit tricky but the parking garage felt safe and secure. You do have to keep in mind that there are homeless in the area but I did not have any concerns.

This is my favorite library in town. Everyone is so helpful and I always enjoy going. Do yourself…read morea favor and check it out.

They have easy parking and a GREAT kids play area!! My son is almost 2.5 years old and we had a…read moregreat time. Tons of seating for parents while the kids play. Easy to see your child playing.

This is one of those hometown gems. The staff here is always so friendly, greeting everyone as they…read morecome in. Granted, I don't browse the stacks here often; I just pick up books that I've requested on hold. I just went to an event here hosted by the Owasso Community Gardens (plant swap). The side room was perfect for this and other events. Support your local library! :)

The Owasso library has a great selection, great location, and has an awesome staff. I highly…read morerecommend the Owasso library

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.

This is my toddler mines go-to library. The staff are friendly and chat with my child and me. I…read morelike that there is a nice little children's section with seating and books that highlight diversity in race, culture, religion, languages, etc. The quiet room here is small, but does the trick when you need a quiet area to study or catch up on some clerical work. The library stays pretty quiet, but nobody seems too upset when my toddler loudly sings while flipping through pages. Small library, but nice and has a very neighborhood vibe.

Nice library that I liked better before the renovation and expansion. It was my close little…read morelibrary when I lived in Brookside. It is kind of a day care center after school. Kids can walk there from the school across the street and parents pick them up after work. Their public use computers are usually full. Staff not the nicest, but that changes. Plenty of parking now. Small selection of books in Spanish.

Pros: I'm pleasantly surprised regarding the size of their collection (well at least for the things…read moreI'm interested in). They have new released before the libraries in much larger cities (Houston & Phoenix), shorter waiting list times, and a wider selection of audio books Cons: my kids keep getting library fines. Weekly library fines. However, that's more my fault than the library's.

Amazing for childs who love books to read and suprised me when my child got a toy. Truly amazing.read more

This library recently underwent a full remodel and looks great! They have several types of books,…read moresitting areas, and a children's area! They also have computers, printers, and a fax machine available for anyone with a current library card. They offer two story times every week. One on Tuesdays for all ages, and one on Fridays specifically designed for babies and toddlers! Anyone with babies/toddlers should definitely check this out! The storytime last 30 minutes and the staff have a fun time singing nursery rhymes, while the children and parents are able to sing along and perform the movements together for each rhyme! The children's area has child size chairs and tables where they can sit and read books, or have books read to them. The staff are all friendly and very helpful!

They've remodeled this location and it has lots of cool upgrades. There is something for everyone…read moreat this quaint location. The staff has always been friendly and helpful anytime I've come in. Good place to go without the crowd of the downtown library

Great place to sit and read. It's so cute. It's great for little kids. There's a magical play area…read morefor kids. You can order books to this library

i went to the library yesterday to ask if i'd be able to post a flyer at the location for an…read moreupcoming event celebrating april birthdays of children with autism, in conjunction with easter. the young woman who assisted me kindly asked me to show her a confirmation email from the county library online support giving approval for posting the flyer at library locations, which i'd received a couple days prior within about two days of requesting permission. she then promptly posted the flyer on the bulletin board in the first corridor of the library, before the main book section. then, while waiting for a ride from the library, i was blessed to get the opportunity to observe a magnificently curated display in the library corridor regarding the history of black wall street, as well as significant people to the literary tradition cultivated at the particular library location, which is the home of the african american resource center for the tulsa library system. among the individuals recognized for efforts to the library include hannibal johnson, john hope franklin, and nikki giovanni, each of whom is pictured on a wall display along with a quote from each concerning a connection to the library. lastly, i'd like to offer an observation about the black wall street display that especially resonated, which is that the description accompanying the image of the williams family at the center of the particular display emphasizes that the couple chose to build a life in the greenwood district more for the economic opportunity available than the connection to african american culture. yet, the image and description is juxtaposed with a display case of egyptian artifacts, which though i'm not certain is a permanent display, suggests to me that although some individuals significant to african american have not placed an emphasis on cultivating a distinct culture, culture still perseveres in history.

Rudisill is a nice community library. Although modest in size it as a nice collection of books,…read morevideos, papers and topical materials. It also has an adequate quantity of computers (complete with WiFi) available for independent research. It has an African American focus with historical records and art work. Very helpful member of the community it serves.

Moving to Bixby from a large city with numerous public libraries, most which I've been to, I feel…read moreconfident in my 5 star rating of the Bixby branch of the Tulsa County Library District. The library is well situated in downtown Bixby with generous parking and two entrance doors. The interior is clean and well organized. The library staff incredibly helpful and knowledgeable and the selection of materials robust.

My daughter and I have been here a few times for school projects or just looking for her next book…read more The staff was friendly and helpful. The library itself has all the basics but none of the extra frills of some of the larger libraries. Definitely needs an update. Hopefully as Bixby grows, it will get the TLC it deserves!