Best library ever!! Great employees! So helpful! Best youth programs! The reading programs are the…read morebest. All the extra programs are wonderful!! So much to do for all ages!!

Worst library ever!! Don't even waste your time going here because most likely the computers are…read moredown or will shut off on you while you're in the middle of a test. I recommend going to the Onslow library, where you don't have to deal with bullsh*t every time.

Brought in my daughter when we passed by and she asked what is a public library. Ive been here a…read morecouple of times and the library is always well kept and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. My daughter loved being able to walk around and thumb through books at her leisure. She looks foward to getting library cards at all of the surrounding public libraries.

My family and I love this library! The youth section is amazing and always clean! Great selection…read moreof book and movies and overall the staff and environment is great!!!!

Lots of activities for young children...mostly story times and such, but almost nothing for adults…read more How about some craft classes, sewing, or quilting? It is a nice little library, but needs activities for all ages, especially with the number of senior citizens in the area.

Love everything about this place. Serene and lovely location, nice staff, and good selection of…read morebooks

I love our little small branch library. They have a section right when you walk in for the little…read moreones, and as a book lover, I am trying to get my daughter to appreciate and love reading just as much. Since they have all sorts of activities for her, going to the library has now been a weekly event for us. They also have a coloring section, computers with games on them, and a little reading nook. They also are fairly quick to get books in if they are out of stock or at another branch.

I really enjoy going to this library when I am in town. They are a nice size on multiple floors,…read moreand have desk where I can sit and plug my laptop and relax. Plus they have meeting rooms, and programs for the community at times. The staff seem really nice. Great way to kill time.

The library itself is fantastic. It has anything you or your child might need. However the staff is…read morevery cruel. If you ask questions they are snappy and cold. I have had many encounters dealing with the women that work in that library being rude, one example is when I needed to re checkout a book since I only had a few more days to read it. The lady at the desk didn't say a word to me snaches my library card and then concludes by stating "next time do it online" however I was also there for the computers. So why should I not go a head and checkout the book? She could of explained kindly there was a way to do so online however again I was there for the computers. After I proceeded to the computers and began to print a new lady approaches me saying "you need to not use these computers again and use the ones downstairs. I will let you finish this time." in a malicious, superior tone. So I said "okay thank you for so kindly telling me that information!" I have never been so humiliated in my life! Rude! How dare anyone speak to anyone in such a manor! People need to realize that their words can impact someone's day. You never know how someone might be feeling and it's important to take that into consideration before you starting being rude. Think before you speak.

This library is a hidden gem of the community! Staff is…read moreextremely helpful and friendly.

I have recently used this Library for faxing and enlarging an image. Every interaction has been…read morepleasant and the Librarians helpful up to and including doing the enlarging herself because I couldn't figure it out! Her helpfulness and willingness to make it easier for me is greatly appreciated. Thank you ladies for your assistance!

This place is amazing! I wish I had known about this resource sooner upon arrival to the area…read more Coming up with a basic description of the place is almost difficult with all they have to offer--it's like a library of children's educational materials. In the front there are toys to play with on site, as well as to check out, in addition to the themed bins of toys and materials in the back on shelves. They are arranged generally by age range/skillset. There's also a selection of books, CDs, DVDs, etc on everything from activity ideas to baby sign language and pretty much anything in between. These are just the free resources. For a nominal yearly fee you can expand your access to other materials such as a Cricut machine, laminating machine, and a die cutter, for which they have a multitude of dies and cartridges to play with. Foam sheets and paper are available on the cheap for whatever you can come up with. For example, I saw a die for a child's size crown. Foam sheet crowns, anyone? AWESOME! It's an amazing resource for anybody with children, but I could see it being especially useful to home schoolers and teachers alike. This is one of three locations in Onslow County. I have not been to any of the others, but I like the feel of this one--quiet and laid back.

If you've ever been to Morehead City to visit or are a lifelong native, you are probably familiar…read morewith the historic Webb Memorial Public Library located down the street. Earlier this year, the town decided to relocate our stacks into the newly renovated Town of Morehead City Municipal Building. Come by to see it for yourself! The staff is super friendly and will help you with finding whatever you need!

From the owner: In addition to the wide variety of books, audiobooks, movies, and tech devices available for…read morecheckout, the Morehead City Library hosts a number of free programs. Sample programs include: book clubs, knitting group (Knit Wits), Tuesday Afternoon Matinee Movies, Season Crafts for Adults, Makerspace (Elementary to Young Adult), and Story time for young readers (Toddler to Elementary). If you want to learn more, follow us on social media @moreheadcitylibrary or email us at: library@moreheadcitync.org today!

Love it, favorite branch. However, the Northeast Library…read morewebsite states that this branch is open 1:00 to 5:00 on Sunday. I went there today, Sunday as did several others around 2:00. It was closed. The front door and another place on the front states the same open at 1-5 on Sunday. Who is responsible for correcting this?

I have been coming to this library for years. I brought my children to this location yesterday to…read moreget books for school. The attendant in the children's section was very helpful and kind to us. We will be back soon.

I absolutely LOVE the Leland branch of Brunswick County Libraries. Each branch has a different…read moreatmosphere, and Leland is the most laid-back-yet-helpful by a mile. No matter how busy they are, how many people are trying to figure out the copier, how many toddlers are squealing in their play area, everyone at the counter is smiling and quick to lend a hand. When it's not quite so hectic, there's no one better to help you find a book, even when you can't quite describe what you want. Now that's a great skill! Big shout-out to Caitlin and CC (unsure of spellings), both of whom are quite knowledgeable and always ready to offer assistance, and to Manager Nathan, who works side-by-side with them and sets the tone that makes Leland Library such a great place to visit. It's easy to drive right by this BCL gem tucked in just past the Brunswick Center on Village Road, but you definitely need to stop by when you have a few minutes. P.S. The pics are random: the flag out front of the library on a beautiful afternoon and a film event from January (2026). Film events continue and are on Friday afternoons; check their website for schedule.

So, you have a baby and all of a sudden your reviews aren't of bars and the latest trendy spots…read more Never fear-I do occasionally get myself and the little one out the house! I decided to check out Children's Story Time and it didn't disappoint. Starts at 10AM promptly and lasts around 30 min. The Librarian will read three-four books and do some type of interactive song/dance in between each book. My little is almost ten months old and I was impressed by how entertained he was. He enjoyed watching the other kids sing and dance. It also is another opportunity to start introducing him to groups of children so he can learn how to act in public. After story time, there is a very small and simple craft for the kids to participate in that is led by the Librarian. Cute idea! If you're looking to get out of the house for a bit and spend zero dollars, this is a great option for your kiddo!