I attended a class at the library today. The class was making a paper craft wreath. I learned how…read moreto roll the dye cut paper into flowers. It was a fun class. Thanks to the legacy fund for sponsoring the class.

Hardwood Creek Library, a branch of Washington County Libraries, located next to the "Washington…read moreCounty" LICENSE CENTER. Reduced hours/services/limited capacity due to Covid restrictions. You can pick up holds, browse materials, work on the computers and use a meeting room (adhering to the Dept of Health guidelines for spacing). No indoor programs at this time.

I stopped into this location to print something off and the staff were friendly and helpful. There…read morewas a room by the front that had a cute baby story time going on. There is seating in the front and back if you need a quieter space. Parking right in the back. Small, clean, and a nice little library. Very close to Clive's, CVS, etc

Great little library to access the all of the Hennepin County collections of books, magazines and…read moreMaterials! We kicked off our tour of Hennepin County libraries here. Karen was more than helpful and hot our county wide tour off to a roaring start! Definitely recommend, and spend a few minutes learning about this library! You'll be glad you did!

Part of the East Central Regional Library system, this public library is just off Highway 8 in…read moreChisago City. It has an open air concept with windows surrounding it. There are Study Rooms that have closing doors. Nice children's area.

Nice size library. Staff very helpful and can order books from other libraries for you. Just wish…read morethey could be open every day for longer hours.

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)!

Small community library in Coon Rapids, worth a stop, part of the Anoka County Library system. The…read morelibrary staff are helpful and friendly (which is why you will have a wait if you have a question). Don't despair! Just wait patiently for your turn. There's a wait because the librarians will actually actively HELP! There are classes offered here-which I took today! Only complaint would be that the bathrooms were a little chilly on this cold winters day!

Easy access, short lines, courteous and knowledgeable people. Much better than the Arden Hills…read morefacility.

The library offered a weaving class and i wanted to learn how to do weaving so I thought why not…read more Our teacher was very good explained a demonstrated every step. I give her and the class 5 stars I am now able the weave a basket

We took a basket weaving class here today. It was part of the MN Legacy Program. The instructor was…read morefantastic very knowledgeable and hand on. We had a great time and felt we learned a new skill today. Though this was just a beginning level class we felt confident to try another project on our own.

Excellent adventure for children, especially in fall…read more We went with our homeschooling co-op. Was a great opportunity to showcase bits and pieces of historical farm life. They have some beautiful livestock, and overall a scenic farm. My advice -- (1) be sure to bring a stroller with nice, large wheels so that you can pass through some rocky trails and long grass. (2) bring some food and a picnic blanket. This farm is the perfect place for a family picnic, and (3) bring lots of water. There is a beautiful trail that you'll want to take advantage

I came here for a special event called Tour De Farm, which is a farm to table picnic. The concept…read moreis simple, you eat on the farm a meal which is prepared only from ingredients from the farm. A 3 year old pig was the special guest of honor for the day and she played an important role in most of the dishes. Tour guides from the historical society dressed in time period costumes to give the tours which really gave the whole thing a special ambiance. They also had a horse drawn trolley to take guest around and show them the vast acres of farm land. Animals from pigs, cows, chickens and horses where all there and what makes this farm so special is it is purely educational. No food is sold from here, it is only used to teach people about farming so if you want to experience a farm go to the website find out more about how to take a tour. It's inexpensive, pretty close to the city and great for kids!