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)!

I attended a class here learning how to do a small tapestry and using small spinning wheels. We…read moredid weaving of yarn and we're able to try the small spinning wheels. That was a technique that needs a lot of practice. The weaving was pretty easy. The instructor was well prepared and knowledgable of the craft. Anna was from the textile center in Minneapolis. These classes are funded by the legacy fund through the state. They are great classes at your local libraries. You do need to register before going to the class. I register online on the anoka county library website.

Enjoyed a free concert/educational program about the rich Romani culture and music! Thank you…read moreTalking Strings for an awesome event!

Excellent little library, a branch of East Central Regional Library system. The librarians are…read morefriendly and helpful. They work hard to keep the place running smoothly. I hope it continues to thrive and be generously funded. A town without a library is truly in a knowledge desert. They have excellent programs for kids.

Thanks to a Twin Cities Sisters in Crime member, this quaint library has some rocking speakers and…read morepanels. The most recent one was for an anthology of theirs called Festival of Crime. The friends of the library put it on, and supplied the treats. The community room is a good size and it gives you plenty of privacy. As you walk in there's some very cheap books. On the right is the book part and it has a nice selection of mysteries as you walk in. It's a quiet section to read in with a huge window and great natural light. You really can't get lost finding it cause it's at the end of the street.

Took a class here about Mark Making. We made two books that you are to add different marks on the…read morepages kink of like a doodle book. It is a relaxing type of meditation not having to really think about what you are doing. You can us what ever kind of pen, pencil or makers. I will keep working on my book.

We attended a class tonight at the Northtown library. It was on learning to do fused glass. We…read moremade a sun catcher using lots of scrap glass. The instructor, Chuck, did a nice job explaining everything then we were to make our own design. It was a fun class. Thank you to the legacy fund for paying for the class.

The... book museum, contains real piecea of history. The tools that barbaric man actually used…read morebefore the internet. Stained pages, dog ears and weighing up to 5 pounds. People go to the library relive the book era. Maybe someone could market a book sanitizer, for those antique collectors who can save money by reusing. One man's trash is another mans treasure. That way you don't have to buy ebooks from local businesses and support the economy.

Dope library. The employees are pretty interactive. It is a great resource to have for our…read morecommunity.

This library may be smaller that the main library at Northtown but the people who work there are…read moresuper friendly and helpful. If they do not have what you are looking for they know where to request it from.

Part of the Anoka County Library System, this North Central Branch is located in the Crosstown…read moreShopping Center in Ham Lake. Due to Covid restrictions, hours and services have been abbreviated. This location offers popular reading and information for all ages (including large print); as well as WiFi, wireless printing, public computers and classes and events for all ages.