Nice church community center building for a variety of events. Wedding receptions can be done…read morehere, but the basketball court is very HS-looking. Not only that, but the Electronic Scoreboards on each sides of the gym, are left on during your event, which can be very annoying. Despite the gargantuan size of this venue, the acoustics are surprisingly good. There is a very large stage that runs across one side of the room, so the speakers can be raised up to deliver sound evenly throughout the building. This venue holds up to 300 persons comfortably.

I used to come here to study often and now I am bringing my toddler here to play. I love the…read moreremodel it's perfect for kids to enjoy time at the library. My toddler was running around the kid section and being a little loud and no one said anything they just allowed us to play and enjoy the space. They also have coloring tables for kids, an assortment of books and computers with kids learning games. There's a nice outdoor area too. We will be coming more often

This review is for FRIENDS OF VACAVILLE LIBRARY (FOVL) operating the WORDS OF WONDER (WOW)…read moreBOOKSTORE located inside this Vacaville Cultural Center Library. The WOW bookstore is open several days per week. It sells donated, used books, CDs, etc., and it is staffed by volunteers. I signed up to volunteer, and was really excited to learn more about donating time to the Book Store and its Board of Directors, as discussed with Volunteer Coordinator Michelle. However my experience when attending the group orientation onsite was met with prejudice and discrimination by Director Cathy. When I arrived for orientation the library staff at the Information Desk directed me to the bookstore located inside and to the right. However the bookstore door was locked. I could see the lights were on and someone was inside so I tapped lightly on the door. Cathy unlocked the door slightly, and looked at me sternly. We were face to face - less than 1 foot apart. I introduced myself, advised I was referred by Michelle, and was there for Volunteer Orientation. Another new volunteer walked up behind me, and said she "was here for the same thing." This volunteer remained about 2 feet behind me. Cathy smiled at her, opened the door wider, reached around and behind me, and shook the other volunteer's hand. Then while looking solely at the other volunteer Cathy told us where to find Michelle and the others (at a table 100 feet away). It was obvious Cathy didn't want to acknowledge, touch or speak with me. The other volunteer was not a woman of color. I am. And since I was clean, well groomed, and well dressed, I can only assume Cathy's indifference and lack of respect was because of a prejudice against women of color. At the very least she didn't feel I deserved the same basic courtesies she extended to the new volunteer standing behind me. Her actions said she didn't value me or my contributions. Shocked by Cathy's overt act of racism I managed to move towards and even participate in the orientation. Alhough I couldn't stop thinking about the way I had been treated. I did tour the bookstore briefly after the group session, at Michelle's urgence. She was excited that I had experience working on and with Boards, and wanted me to meet Cathy. I try to look for the good in people so I decided to give Cathy another chance. However after Michelle introduced us Cathy still didn't give me the greeting she had given my counterpart earlier. No hand shake, no greeting, no smile - just demanded, "tell me (her) about your work history" - with a snarl and superior demeanor. I stopped her interrogation-type inquiry and extended my hand stating I would like to "formally introduce myself." She shook it reluctantly. Still no pleasantries. There was no mistaking that she was speaking with me because Michelle told her someone was interested in volunteering in the bookstore and on the Board of Directors but when she saw it was me she couldn't hide her prejudice, again. I left there knowing I could not volunteer my time or services to an organization whose director looked down upon people and treated them differently because of the color of their skin. I provided feedback to Michelle, and reminded her we are a diverse nation, and expertise and contributions come in all colors. And told her that based on my experience I could not and would not be donating my time or services to FOVL WOW. As long as the Cathy's are in charge here African American or others of color won't be treated with the same dignity and respect. So that's a big no for me.

What I love about this library is that it's large, it's relatively clean, it has lots of private…read morequiet areas with charging stations to write or study, it has a water bottle refill station, and the Wi-Fi works in the parking lot (which allows people to use their cars as private offices without having to come inside). The first time I ever came here, I was surprised by the presence of armed security stationed near the front of the library. But, it soon made sense. I don't know if a Yelp review could have prepared me for the things I've seen at this library. I took my laptop to a semi-enclosed area with a sign that read "Magazines/Quiet." There were already a few other patrons seated in that area. I'm not sure if I really expected them to be quiet, but I also certainly did not expect anyone to pull out a pipe and start smoking hard drugs (not weed), which is exactly what happened. Alrighty, then. I've personally never felt the need to light up a pipe in the middle of the library, and especially not on Children's Storytime day, but, okay. Next time I came to this library, I noticed that the parking lot had filled up with tents, which were being evacuated by city officials. I think the main reason so many unhoused individuals hang out at this library location is probably because it is the only place in the area where they can access many resources in one spot, most of which are not provided by our local homeless shelters. There is clearly a large need for unhoused individuals to have better access to quiet private spaces, clean drinking water, functioning restrooms, menstrual supplies, charging stations, and internet access. You know, the things you take for granted at home. As I write (my first draft of) this review, the "magazine/quiet" area is full of unhoused individuals using the charging desks to charge everything from flashlights to vape pens. Overall, this library offers many important resources to the people in the community who need them the most, and I am very grateful that it exists.

Pretty solid library. We've been here before, so this was our second visit. It's a big library in…read morethe Yolo County library system, the wife likes to take our kids to check out different libraries so I chauffer and go along and see new places. Pros: - pretty big building, nicely laid out inside - relatively clean, some more upkeep outside would be better, but not bad overall - kids section is quite big, tons of books - teens have their own room - adults side has a lot of computers you can reserve and use, plus good amount of book stacks - they even have hot spots you can reserve on a first come basis for 7 days so if you don't have internet at home or on the go, this is real helpful - centrally located near "downtown" West Sac if there's one Cons: - no green space outside, it's right in the middle of town so... - immediate neighbor is kind of mixed, probably best to come daytime All in all, a nice and big library branch in Yolo County.

Adj: Impressively Nice…read more This is one of the SPL library branches that I've never been to. I'm not sure why I've never gone inside considering I've driven past or been nearby at other places in this neighborhood dozens of times. I was surprisingly blown away when I walked in. It's really big and the windows close to the ceiling bring in a lot of natural light as if they're skylights. There's a lot of books here!. Rows and rows of book stacks in every category for both adults, children, and teens. One special feature that I've not seen anywhere else is the children's section that's almost its own room, it's totally sectioned off and really nice and cozy with lots of colorful seating in all kinds of shapes. It seems safer to have that special area for little ones. The rest of the children's section is big with lots of books. There's also a teens room, and many computers throughout the library. Several quiet study rooms are available to be reserved too and on the day I visited 2 of them were occupied so these rooms are definitely popular and useful. On the outside of the library but within the library building itself, there's a big Friends of the Library store that's a room unto itself so that's pretty special. Overall, this is an impressive and well kept library that is nicely designed and thoughtfully laid out for very effective and efficient use of the space.

This is a pretty neat local library. They offer scheduled activities such as slime-making and other…read morehands-on events. These activities tend to draw a crowd, so it's best to arrive early if you plan to attend. On a typical day, the children's area is more contained and separated from the rest of the library, which helps minimize distractions. There is plenty of seating throughout the building, making it a great place to relax, study, or work, whether you're visiting with kids or on your own. They also have numerous tables and public computers available for use. You'll need a library card to check out materials, but signing up is free and can be done at the front desk. They also have games available for checkout. If you're looking for something specific, it's worth checking their website beforehand to see what's available. The library is clean, well-maintained, and the staff are friendly. One thing to note is that staff are not always nearby to address disruptive children, so keep that in mind. This wasn't our first visit, and it definitely won't be our last.

Cute little library, located in downtown Esparto. It is usually nice and quiet during the morning…read moretimes, but when school gets out, its a mad house full of students using the free computer and wifi. The computers are pretty fast but getting one after school can be hard to get. There are plenty of book there (LOL) and you can pretty much find what you are looking for. Heck you can even rent CD's if you want to listen to some hot jams. All in all this library is pretty laid back. Try not to make the Librarian cuz she WILL put you in your place.

This old lady that works there called me fat and told me these exact word "Do not lean in this…read morechair because you are going to break it and I was with some friends that were skinnier than me so if they were leaning in the chair I bet she would not have said anything " and I was answering her and she said I was ignoring her and I am a minor and she is a grown man I mean woman, Also she told us to be quiet and we weren't Evan talking she's just looking for way to kick us out

I'm not gonna lie, when I heard that we were going to attend a party at the American Legion, I was…read morea little nervous. I assumed when we walked in, the place would feel old and smell stale. I was wrong! American Legion Yolo Post 77 is clean, fresh, and is a nice establishment. We were in the large party room in the back, and it was very spacious. The bartender on duty was very nice and made great drinks too.

My special day was made possible. I am so thankful that Lupe and Dana made me so happy on my…read moreanniversary. I made my appointment with easy online. Walked in and filled additional paper work presented my ID and it was on.

The worst experience with this place. Rude and lazy employees who don't want to do their job and…read morewould rather sit and gossip. I called to obtain a property record. When I asked if I could obtain the owner's name, the woman on the phone sighed LOUDLY and informed me she would need to go into another system to get that info and then just sat there on the phone. Was she expecting me to say "no don't go through the trouble, that's ok"? So I just sat there. Finally she says "hold on". Comes back, gives me the name. I ask her the spelling of the last name because it could be spelled two ways. She sighs again and confirms spelling. I asked her if I could have the owner's address so I could send a letter. She says she can't provide that. I asked her what is the process to obtain the info and she says "please do your research". I told her she already told me I can't get the info myself online so how I can research it? I asked again and she repeated "please do your research" AGAIN. Finally I spoke to her manager, Adrian, who was just as low energy but he said you can come in anytime to search the record. Wow that was all she had to say. Given that their website is NOT specific on processes AT ALL for all the myriad of records you could obtain, I just wanted to be sure before I went all the way there. When I went in I searched for the record but nothing was coming up. After much back and forth with the girl at the counter she says well you need to change the R in the document number to two zeroes (!!!!). WHAT? Like I would've known that. She was so busy (with no other customers there) and just wanted to hang out and talk with her coworker the whole time. Way to go YOLO county, you suck.

I was driving and I always see this sign . I got all excited thinking it's a cool restaurant and…read moreall kinds of ideas came to my head of what kind of restaurant it could be obviously it's called Milk Farm it sounds really cool. I'm thinking fresh ingredients from a farm. My mind went wild !! .. As a matter of fact, there's been plenty of times that I passed the sign and I always say I'm going to look it up and I never do. I finally looked it up on Yelp to my disappointment, it's only a sign of a previous restaurant that used to be there. I saw my elite friends even, my CM on the Yelp reviews , also disappointed . Well, I'm glad they're keeping the vintage sign up. Just gives all us foodies false hope of a hidden gem-that just doesn't exist . Well, I hope somebody comes up and maybe reopens this location set up a restaurant or something with that sign that would be pretty cool.

Still waiting for my food. Great ambience though…read more Seriously, it closed in 1986. Great place to eat back in the day. Would love to see something like that come back.