This library is super cute! The windows give it a light and airy feel. There is ample seating and…read moretables, which is good because they do not have study rooms. I came to do some studying and would absolutely come back just to read or to do work.

I love the changes that were made to this library. I rarely go to the library but that may change…read moresome after experiencing the wonderful changes at this branch. There is a children's department with an area called the Lakeshore Cove. It has a replica of a six-foot alligator that kids can sit in and play learning games on the built-in video screen. The Lakeshore Cove also has a Smart Table. It is an interactive learning-style console that is really cool. Gone are the days of the Dewey Decimal system that most of us grew up with at our libraries. This library (like many others nationwide) switched over to the BISAC cataloging system which is what you see at your bookstores. No more numbers just categories. The interior has lots of comfy chairs and areas that encourage you to stay there longer than planned. Overall, a wonderful library that is very updated with lots of 21st century amenities and a great children's area. Love the look of the exterior now too!

A treasure! Our libraries are the jewel of the community. They offer book sharing services where…read moreyou can borrow from any branch. Tons of activities and the summer reading program is so cool

I find it hard to believe that it has taken me this long, but I finally obtained a St. Tammany…read moreLibrary Card. I was beginning to think that it wasn't necessary since almost all of the books I read are of the E variety. Despite my aversion towards actual books, I want to make sure my children understand the importance of libraries. So on a recent weekday, I took one of my kids, and we both got cards. The process was very easy, and the librarian was extremely helpful. In fact, she may have been the friendliest and most helpful librarian that I have ever dealt with professionally. She thoroughly explained their E-Book lending procedure which seems like the perfect way to read new books without buying them. All you need is a library card and you can download the e-books to your reader of choice. This branch was relatively small. It did have traditional books, DVD movies, music CDs, audiobooks, and internet connected computers. There were also several quiet spots where one could sit and read or study. If you don't have a library card, go get one. Even though it is 2012, the library is a great resource and it is important that the younger generation understands that. Note: There is no after hours book drop-off at this branch. You need to go to the Giror Street branch for that.

I recently visited our local hometown library in Covington with my grandsons. This location…read morefeatures a bright contemporary decor, a helpful and knowledgeable staff, fine meeting rooms, and an adequate collection of books and materials. Good programs are also offered for both kids and adults. What more could you ask?

Smaller, intimate/cozy public library that has great staff! Welcoming encounter today with library…read morestaff-even though they were doing kids crafts today! Way to represent Librarians!

In my opinion, I feel like this is the BEST Jefferson Parish library I've been to so far. Don't get…read moreme wrong, all of the JP libraries I've been to were still nice, but the Metairie location is so huge! It's two stories, very tidy, nice staff, multiple meeting rooms, and cool displays of both historical figures and modern entertainment. Outside tables, vending machines, a coffee machine, and a microwave are available right outside of the library for the public to use. Also, there's a book donation bin there that collects used books, DVDs, CDs, and Vinyls every Tuesday and Thursday from 9 am to 1 pm which I used for my 2026 New Year cleaning. Overall, a great and diverse public library in the Metairie area!

I love this library! They have a lot of events and storytimes for kids. It's very large, spacious,…read moreand clean. Suggestion to hold baby story time after work hours more (5 or 5:30) and not during regular nap times (usually 10/10:30 for babies!) And storytime on weekend days, for working parents. Also, to have regular storytimes. Once I got used to the Thursday 5:30 one, it suddenly stopped?

Right across from the gym I work out at, I will sometimes stop in here to get a movie or book. It…read moreis on the small side, and I felt too nervous to take any photos of the interior because it was SOOOOOOOO quiet inside. I wish I had known about this library when I was in school, this would have been an ideal place to come spread out and study. I do love a nice quiet place to study. As mentioned in a previous review, they do have small study rooms to use, which I love. The librarians are friendly, and I have never had an issue with anyone here. You can request items from other branches to be picked up here, which is nice. The parking lot is on the small side, but this is a small branch of the library. I really like coming here.

I wouldn't say my expectations were particularly high as I entered the building. It's a library…read more It's small. It's in Jefferson Parish. There's really not much more to say about Wagner Library, except for one cool discovery that I made in here. This library has tiny rooms with a desk, outlets, and a door. Between these private, underutilized spaces and the free wifi, I thought, "Hey, I could make this into an office." And that's what I did. All was moving along swimmingly. I was Yelping, I was Facebooking. I was Tweeting. And then I realized my office was lacking one crucial detail. I needed an assistant to bring me lattes and things. So I looked around, found the meekest looking person in that joint (not hard. this *is* a library), and started barking orders. "Thelma!" (Actually, I'm not sure what my assistant's name was, but I'm writing the checks here, so I can call her what I want, right? Well, technically, I'm not writing checks. Thelma is doing more of an internship, but this internship will be *great* experience (with college credit!), so I don't feel obligated to get into semantic arguments with you on this, ok? So anyway...) "Thelma, go get me a grande non-fat soy chai latte with a half shot of espresso extra hot...Thelma, go get me some of those Zuckerberg-style business cards that say 'I'm CEO, bitch' on them...Thelma, order me a gold-plated placard that says 'Do not disturb. Yelping in progress.'...Thelma, go get me some sexy panties for my date with Sergio tonight." Thelma did not budge. And that's where my experience at the Wagner Library went sour. You really cannot find good help these days. I offered this woman a huge opportunity to further her career and guess what? Nothing. The library was fine, my office was nice, but do not go to Wagner Library hoping to find a decent assistant.

Service and staff are very helpful and awesome! Helped print documents from my phone and faxed them…read moreto where they needed to go!

I've loved this library since I was a child. It's a wonderful place and I hope it lasts for more…read moregenerations to come. Highly recommend.

Great little library magazines, downstairs adult fiction and non-fiction upstairs great air…read moreair-condition study rooms. They got a seed library where we can check out three packs of seeds every day it's smaller than the main library of course and there's another uptown library that's a little larger, but it's bigger than the Avar library that's near my house. I recommend visiting each branch and checking out what they have you can also get ebooks thru Libby app.

Lived here my entire life but for some reason never went to this library. So finally decided to…read morecheck it out yesterday. Such a unique library that fits NOLA. Beautiful library that used to be a residential home. Nice interior with mahogany staircase, a children's section, a small computer area, and some tables and chairs throughout. Not a big selection of books to choose from but it is still a nice library to enjoy some reading. Wish they had chairs on the porch to relax, read, and watch the streetcar go by.

Everyone was friendly and helpful. Very clean and quiet. Very nice outdoor area to relax and read…read moreif you wanted.

Very quiet and respectful staff who are always ready to help. The young gentleman was very quick…read moreand efficient at getting me processed for my first Library Card and explained about the Libby app.

Had a wonderful time doing valentine art. People kind and helpful. Would go to other activities…read moreoffered here.

This library has some sofas and desks, but there is really no privacy for studying. It doesn't feel…read morelike a quiet place to focus. I also noticed someone listening to an audiobook out loud and no one said anything, which was distracting. The furniture also looks outdated and could use an update. If they improved the setup, it could be a much better study space.

I think that people forget about the libraries sometime and they offer a wealth of information and…read moreresources so I recommend checking them out