An evolving library, this has grown from a rectangular building to a metal and glass curvy…read morestructure, and will be redone in 2026 adding even more meeting rooms. Unique artwork finds its way into each section leading you to spend some time wandering. It seems to be one of the larger collections of books and resources in the county libraries. A large and well decorated children's section makes the library a great destination, especially on those rainy or cold days. Give it a look!

The staff are very friendly and it's a large building but a lot of drama happens in the parking…read morelot. From people standing in front of your car when you are driving out to aggressive beggars. I have heard stories of how these people have targeted the elderly library patrons. The library needs better parking lot security l. The gate to the library was also broken for 2 months.

Beautiful library with a great story. Built in 2003 using the materials of disassembled out…read morebuildings on the Grain Belt campus, this full service library provides great public access to library resources. It's a very welcoming public space, a great resource for all. Definitely lots of cool stuff to look at, worth a stop!

One of my favorite Hennepin county library branches because of the wonderful kids library/section…read more The kids library section has an exploration station that changes out quarterly for kids to explore and learn. There are also comfy couches for reading and toys to play with. There is a wonderful childrens librarian who coordinates story time and other age appropriate activities. Two things to note: 1) getting in and out of the parking lot is sometimes hard going east on broadway. 2) this branch is closed on Sundays

Beautiful community library. Small, but high ceilings, and the most dedicated staff. ALWAYS kind…read moreand helpful. You can order any book from within the system, if they don't have it on their shelves... When the junior high/middle school lets out in the afternoons, the energy level inside increases, but this place proves that community resources really belong to all of us -- adults, students, children/babies-- when we are all patient, follow directions, and share the space. Keep up the good work, library staff! You do an amazing job daily, and we appreciate you, and the many community resources you offer...

Tiny library but amazing value to the community. I highly recommend it here as they have a decent…read moreselection of books to read and some quiet spaces too!

Nice public library (part of the Great River Regional Library system). It offers the usual library…read moreaccoutrements and has Lego time, Storytime at the Library and other events (be sure to check their website or grab a printed upcoming schedule at the library). Today we attended a talk in the Community Room with the author Allen Eskens!

This library is so much nicer than the old one. It's a modern design which I love. It's in a nice,…read morenatural environment. The only downside is they don't carry video games. Please let us hangout and read here again (COVID)!

What a welcoming library. I love that they have a kids space and activities reserve for them. It's…read moreclean and the staff are super helpful.

The most artsy library we've been to so far. Goo size, plentiful materials and media, good public…read moreresources, helpful staff, great public library!

It's been 11 years since the last Yelp review of this tiny gem of a library. There's still a…read moreguybrarian ruling this delightful nook. I've visited a lot of libraries in MN, and I think this is the smallest. We made the trek to see a summer science program in the gym. AWESOME!! Kudos to all the summer parks kids who came in and were well behaved and the handful of families that came for the show. There's plenty of parking and a nice little playground outside. For such a small library, this place is super well stocked, and incredibly busy. The regulars know the program, dont take up more space that you need and keep moving!

The guybrarian here is extremely friendly and full of knowledge. This library is really just a…read moresmall room in a community center, but they do a good job with what they have. They have a good kids section, and an impressive movie collection. I don't know who's doing the collection work here, but kudos. I like this place, but wish it were open on the weekends. Once I got there right before they were closing to pick up some books I had on reserve, and the guy had already shut down the system but let me take the books anyway on the honor system. So cool.

Need some peace and quiet? Come here. I never even knew this place was here. It's amazing what you…read morecan find in your own neighborhood. Very nice library that is completely quiet, open to the public, clean and a nice little place to escape and concentrate. - Free wifi -Friendly and helpful staff - Lounge area with big comfy chairs, magazines, ottomans - Three computer terminals Many times they have a cart situated outside the entrance with discarded books to take. I've found a few interesting titles. Lots of old discarded law text books. It's a nice, peaceful and very quiet library.

This is a wonderful place to come and study. Hundreds and hundreds of helpful law books that are…read moregreat aids to doing legal research. Very quiet. Very secluded. They offer Minnesota voter registration cards, free law books, and a take one leave one library with books that are unrelated to law.

It's been awhile since I last came by this library. It now has even more wonderful updates, and…read moreFREE parking in their garage. The parking spaces are limited however, but it's a nice perk for the patrons. LOVE!

I really like the place and am glad they got rid of the cold war bunker they had previously. It is…read morelight and airy and has a good selection of seating. The Wi-Fi works well and they seem to have plenty of computers. In addition, you can often obtain free copying and faxing. You will only find out what services are available if you ask. You will only find out what access to materials you have until you ask. It is not up to to the staff to provide you with all your solutions, sometimes you just have to dig. Tips: If the south wall is too bright, ask staff to lower the blinds--easy enough for them to do. Use the reserve system--you can get any book in the system. If you find something unacceptable, say something. I once found a homeless individual washing up in our male latrine and alerted security forthwith. It was delt with immediately. All in all--a great library. Anyone in our community should not hesitate to visit this spectacular resource.