Great employeers, great service, so many books, so many movies, so much music.......6 stars out of…read more5! TOP CLASS!

For a small mountain library, New Castle is doing pretty well. The library has a large selection of…read morebooks, and is hooked up to the rest of Garfield county, so if there's something you want you can always request it. There are computers for adults and children to use, and a community room if you're looking for a large space to rent. GarCo just laid off a bunch of employees so we'll see how things change, but for the most part I'm very happy with this library! You can check their website for current events, but right now they have toddler storytime, teen reading, book club, etc. And they do special things around the holidays like visits from Santa and stuff.

The new Glenwood Springs branch library is a beautiful facility. Free wifi, meeting spaces and even…read morea large space for seminars classes can be reserved. Beautiful and calming spaces for the public to enjoy reading. Worth your time to get a library card and come check out this awesome new public building. Lots of great free classes for kids and adults as well!

This place is one of the highlights of Glenwood. Great staff, great service and amazing amenities.read more

Great place to explore some books and you can see the Yampa River from the parking lot make sure to…read morecheckout "Sulfur Springs" nearby. The Library site used to be the Cabin Hotel built in 1910 and the nearby Depot is where the rio grande railroad stopped back in the day. Lots of history here here.

I have run by this library from the outside on previous trips and admired it from afar, but today I…read moreactually got a chance to enter. The library was so inviting and I could hear the sound of happy children on a Tuesday morning event while browsing the books on sale. I did not have cash or credit card so did not leave with any books, but know I can come back before 7 pm on a weekday! The bathrooms were super clean and the whole place looked modern. It was built in 2008 but looks much newer and well-kept. The librarian suggested I go upstairs and this was the real treat. I must have looked like I wanted something, so the upstairs librarian helped me find a biography on Oppenheimer as their book of Prometheus Unbound was checked out, which was the book the recent movie was based which I watched on my plane ride yesterday. I saw some comfy seats by the window with amazing views of the river, so I read in peace and quiet. I plan to come back each day to read another chapter! It was such an inviting space and a hub of community activities. If I lived here, I would come daily. Amazing hours-they open at 8 am on weekdays! Don't miss the second floor if you like beautiful views and peaceful, relaxing places to read. Shout out to the friendly librarians here!

If you come here get a study room. The communication between the staff and drop off camps is loud…read moreand disrupting if trying to read or have a peaceful place. When here I had a head set on and still could hear the conversations. When address the running around and playing hide in seek, staff ignored my concern. We teach by example. This is a Library not a gym.

On vacation and needed a place to do some remote work, this library is so cute!! It has plenty of…read moreareas to sit with your laptop. I also saw some computer stations. There are giant windows with beautiful views. Im not sure if there is AC or if the thermostat is set high. I felt a little warm inside, but I had a tiny portable fan. Reliable internet and super sweet staff.

Architecturally beautiful. If book, movie, etc is not there the very helpful staff will get it…read moredelivered from another regional library. Has many small, comfortable spaces to sit and read. Has many computers to use. Has good selection of current magazines and new books. Good Sopris view. Has wifi, daily newspapers. Good place to hang.

The space is lovely and the librarians always helpful. It's open every day of the week and provides…read morecommunity space for community events organized by individuals and groups. My toddler grandson loves playing in the young children's area and after school the elementary and middle school kids are often there to use the computers and work on projects.

Very clean public library that we stopped at on our road trip to let my 2 yr old grandson get out…read moreof the car for a little while. They have lots of choices of books, well organized. A story time area, toy area and computers. The adult books are on one side and Childress book on the other. They even have a bin in the toy area for "tasted toys" that need to be cleaned. They have a play ground outside that has a big kid section and toddler area. If you need a break this is a wonderful place. There are picnic tables outside as well that are covered.

Workers here are fantastic! So helpful and NICE. I'm from Cali and I needed a lot of help with the…read morelibrary card, comp and other stuff. Even when I first called the girl who answer was so nice. Once I got there this guy helped me with the library card and printing. Black and white prints are .15 cents Great price

We were looking for something to do with the kids inside while waiting out a rain storm. The Pitkin…read moreCounty Library is a gem for those with kids! They have an EXCELLENT children's area. They have lots of kids books easily accessible and categorized. They have an adorable puppet area with hand puppets. There is a table with bins filled with things to do like magnatiles and train tracks. Great place to bring the kids on a rainy day or if you are looking for a fun place indoors.

What really sets this library apart though is that if you are parent with small children who have…read moreany interest in the performing arts, you will look this library's program of Tunes and Tales and Story Time at the John Denver Outdoor Theater. In my opinion, Allison is a world-class children's librarian in that she knows how to really engage her audience on a first name basis--I suspect she could have majored in child development or the dramatic arts by the way she performs stories aloud. I recommend bringing your toddler to this program even if I had to put a mask on my child and fly across the country to see it. It was a such blessing to listen to Heather et al accompany Allison's oration with a violin and viola pair--what a dream team. What I personally like most about this library are the periodical selections on the subtopics of investing and aviation. I enjoy watching AARP members researching investments on nearby tables as if their lives depended on the effort. I also like the DVD and CD selection in the basement. If I had believed my brother or knew the town was this amazing, I think I would have visited sooner!