Bowie Library is awful. The staff has no control over the noise the students make in the library…read more The cursing, laughing, hollering and playing hide and seek is way too much. Please get your library in order!

This place is the absolute worst! The school aged kids are doing hair in the lobby, hanging out on…read morethe side of the building and just chilling out in different areas of the second floor. If I think about it, yes they could be in worst places but some of us actually come here to study. I'm wondering if some of the parents know how foul their kids act in public!!! Everything from sexual conversations to kicking and hitting each other. What is this world coming to!

My niece and I missed the farmer's market outside and decided to stop in to (finally!) grab my…read morelibrary card. The library is welcoming, neat, and fully stocked with reading and learning materials. The staff is super helpful. I was able to get my shiny new library card and "welcome" bag in no time. We also grabbed some COVID tests on the way out. There's also a Caring Cupboard set up out front for donations of supplies nonperishable food items. Check it out and help someone/yourself. __ I eat. @f.hux I thrift. @DCthriftish

The library is always well stocked and well staffed. And the librarians on site are helpful and…read morecourteous. This facility is a real asset for the community to enjoy.

I have driven on Main Street for years and have never noticed the library. It appears to share a…read moreparking lot with the post office. It is rather quaint- there are no quiet rooms due to the size, but there is an area in the basement where there are tables to work. Staff are friendly, and they have activities posted (shea butter making class, yes please!) throughout. Glad I was finally able to check out this hidden gem.

Nice and quiet library with ample table space to do work. Went there to meet with a client and we…read morewere able to get a lot done.

The Odenton location of Anne Arundel County library is one of my favorite locations. First, it's…read moreclose to home. Second, wide selection. Third, friendly staff. My daughter got her very first library card today and she was so excited to use it. I love the "teen" area that they have filled with tables and YA books. I love that the teens have a specific area all to themselves.

I don't want to write a long review on a library, so i'm not. This place is probably the best…read moreequipped and staffed library I have ever been to. Just living down the street from this place makes me want to do a book report for the fun of it. It makes the one down the street in Severn look like a [Insert any place with meager conditions, and far less desirable]

My local library! Not sure why it took me 3 years to get my library card, but I made it hahaha…read more This branch is located in Old Greenbelt near the theater. From the outside, the building looks a bit dated... but that's the vibe of the entire community, haha. The inside is nice! It has everything you'd want -- meeting rooms, silence that you could hear a pen drop, COVID-19 take-home test kits, chairs for reading, and of course books on books on books! I haven't checked one out yet (I have my own backlog as is), but they have quite the selection! It's convenient only being 5 minutes from my house. I can't really compare it to others, but it has everything I need!

I entered the library with purpose. I came all the way, to the northern nether regions of the…read moreBeltway for a lecture on Frederick Douglass and I got there early. Since I had time to spare, I thought I would update my library account and look for a book. Dude at the front desk was nice. He updating my account easily so that was quick and cool. I walked around, kicking myself that I didn't bring my phone charger and lo! There was free charging station! Clutch!!!! Two Stars! Next, I thought I would look for the book I needed. An Eric Foner book. Not the most popular read but, lo and behold 'twas on the shelf!!!! Kill!! Three stars. So I continued to kill time reading about Historic Greenbelt, there was a display for that. I went to one of the self-checkout machines, I saw two, checked my book out and went to find the restroom. Four Stars with the self-checkout. On my way to the restroom I saw this box for donating eye glasses. I loved that for obvious reasons so add another star to my review and that's 5 but, with the men's restroom out of order on election day 2018, I deducted a star. So, I had a good time at the Greenbelt Library. I got more done than I needed and more than I expected. Good stuff, good stuff.

I stopped by the Hyattsville Branch Library to get a new library card. I love the reciprocity with…read moreMaryland and DC locations (some Virginia locations, too). There's a small parking garage underneath the library. (The garage closes when the library closes... so no dawdling!) The front desk staff was friendly and helped me get my new library card set-up. She helped to reset my account, gave me a bookmark which also noted the library hours, walked me through the different resources available, and was willing to answer any questions. You can checkout up to 75 items! The library space was new and modern. There was a community event being hosted in the meeting room when I visited. There are so many services and events that the public library offers beyond books - I dare you to check it out. As everyone's favorite aardvark once said, "Having fun isn't hard, when you've got a library card!"

Another beautiful library! The libraries in PG have such a chic and modern look, but they still…read moremanage to feel cozy. The second library I've seen with a fireplace and high ceilings. I love the integration of the Spanish language in all the titles of the different areas, and that there is a dedicated space to eat and hang out where you can talk louder etc. The building gets a lot of natural light and there is plenty of parking. You can't go wrong visiting this library. Def proud to be a PG county library card holder!

This was my first visit to the this library since I moved to the area last February. As I decided…read moreone of my resolutions was that I wanted to get back into reading so this was the first step! So I went inside on February 1st to use the computer as I needed to prints some copies. The library is less than 5-minutes from my house so very convenient location. When I walked in I was greeted by the nice lady at the desk. She signed me up for my library card and gave me a quick overview of the library. What I really liked was that you get free copies up to 10 pages each day. Which at my last library you paid for every sheet! So after I printed out what I needed I walked around the library to see what they had to offer. Now the library is on the smaller size so they didn't have loads of books, but I loved the selection they had and checked out my first of many books. I also really liked that they give you like 3-weeks before the book is due which is awesome because it's been a while since I read a book unfortunately. So to give me that long I'll be able to definitely finish the first one of many books without any problems. The library has a nice open set up with the computers located in the middle, private rooms, teen area, and also for the younger kids a nice selection. I also like they have some comfy chair areas that you can sit and enjoy your book as well. I can't wait to come back!

This library is quite and safe I always have a privet room for my teleworking needs, When my…read moreinternet service go's out I can come here and get a privet room for my work!

Comparing PGCC to the 4-year university I'm at now makes all of the problems I previously had with…read morethem insignificant. Yes, their nursing program was over-saturated (too many applicants, not enough advisors), but it ran like a well-oiled machine regardless. In my current school, my advisor registered me late and almost signed me up for a course I'd already taken, which I had to find out for myself halfway through the semester. They didn't depend on me to supervise every step of every transition like switching majors the way other universities do. Soooo much information is available in your student portal that I almost never had to step foot in the admin hall (though as a new student, navigating their sites was like entering a labyrinth). I was shocked to learn having a waiting list was not a universal thing and they actually notify you once a spot opens, as opposed to my current school who makes you log in and check several times a day... every day... and then still gives unspecific error messages. They use Canvas which has SIGNIFICANTLY less issues than Blackboard. Yes, I have had some troublesome professors but every issue was handled beautifully by the administration, and even so it only came to this point twice. Some of the best teachers I've ever had the blessing to encounter are tucked away in here. I miss my professors, my peers, the atmosphere, I miss everything! I'm honestly considering dropping my Bachelor's just to go back to PGCC and finish my ADN. When it comes to college, bigger is not always better. PG is not perfect but they were deemed best school in MD to get your RN for a reason.

This school has some amazing professors , truly . But the administrative staff here is not the most…read morehelpful. You will be in a good position if you find at least one good academic advisor and stick with them. I almost registered for classes that I did not need more than once and wasted money, due to incorrect academic advising information. You will have to do your own homework and research when inquiring about degree program information here because if you don't you could potentially be misguided. Majority of the administrators here seem highly irritated, like they don't want to be there or help you. I'd say the education is great here but do your own research for degree program info, scholarships and etc!!! Great education here but not the best administrative support for students in majority of the departments here unfortunately! If you're someone who does not mind finding out information that is not the most readily available on your own , you might not mind attending this school .

For all of my years that I have lived in the area, near here, I have never known about this…read morelibrary. It is easily to be located on the corner, with plenty of parking. I love how when you first walk in there is a board for information and community events. It appears to be pretty spacious with lots of computers to work on. Another thing that is pretty great, is that they have FREE activities, like a chess club, and and a conversational club for ASL, English, French and Spanish. I can't love it anymore. Now that I now where it is, I'll be checking to see if they have toddler time for my little. Librarians are the best, as always, and I will definitely be back now that I know where it is.

Did you know that Glenarden has a chess class each Monday at 6pm??? Who knew? I knew!!! Take my…read moredaughters 9&6 each Monday to play with old and young, newbies and advanced. Very fun, very free, very unexpected! Very appreciated!!