Cute little library. Very clean and organized. Ladies at the desk were super friendly and helpful…read more I really like how the kids section has board books that can be pulled out and doesn't have to be organized because toddlers be toddlering! They have computers too with simple games for them to play. The adult sections has computers as well, and a great selection of books. The library also has friends of the library bookstore at the entrance where you can buy books at a discounted price.

It's very nice and very clean. However, they do not enforce any kind of quiet. I get that kids have…read moreoutbursts that are inevitable but this goes way beyond that. A man making calls on speaker , a woman walking around talking on her phone, another man watching videos as he is seated in the "private room" (no ceiling) , it was so loud and no one is enforcing any kind of quiet. So unfortunate because it's really nice but what is the point of the librarians and security guard? I couldn't focus.

It's a small part of the local duck pond and is very nice and peaceful to walk around. It's not…read morevery big, but if you're in the area or already at the park, this would be a nice place to visit. There are some stone statues and a stone plaque that lets you know he story about the meaning of the Tori gate. I enjoyed the traditional signs written in Japanese that were close by the water area.

So nice to see some Japanese artifacts in Temecula, California. We stayed at they hotel across the…read morestreet and saw a duck park with a Japanese gate everyday when we left the hotel. We walked over to see what it was and learned about a Sister City program where cities exchange items. We walked around the park and saw some Dutch items and Japanese. Of course we took a couple selfies and admired the gate and other items in the park.

This is a great library with a pretty attentive staff…read more There always seems to be something going on for both adults and kids. It's a safe space and a heating or cooling respite for those that need it. Gone are the days of a quiet library. Mary a shush even when at its loudest.

Love this little library! Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Don't forget patient--we older…read morefolks sometimes need a lot of patience.

Temecula Civic Center is a government building located in Old Town Temecula. It's the location of…read morethe city hall, administrative offices, and city council chambers. Right next to the building is the police station. The building has a Spanish architecture with nicely trimmed grass and a fountain outside. There is free parking in the garages and the streets.

Thursday, 11-13-2025: This review is so overdue! I was so fortunate to be invited again to the…read moreVeterans Appreciation Breakfast by Daisy Tate of the Veterans Supplemental Support Network (VSSN). My second year in a row! This event presented by the city of Temecula honors its veterans with a bountiful breakfast, various resources, informative presentations, and words of wisdom from council members. It was an enjoyable and very memorable event. I was able to meet Jessica Alexander, who is currently our mayor. This lady has an impressive background. She was a former Marine and fNYPD. I was honored and privileged to meet her. She was warm, friendly, and approachable. We all took a huge group photo to commemorate the day. Thank you to the city of Temecula for a great event!

This is the best station, I may be biased because we live across the street, but we have had…read morenothing but positive interactions over the past 10 years we have lived off Baxter. They are friendly and welcoming and have given a couple tours to our little when he was younger and completely obsessed with everything firefighter related. His all time favorite is fire engineer, Brad and always says that it's him driving every truck we pass by still years later, so he's made quite the impression. We've had interactions with them in the neighborhood picking up rattlesnakes and relocating them and most recently we were in a car accident on Clinton Keith and I'm assuming it was station 4 first on the scene. There was this amazing human, Anthony that was so patient and helped calm me down in the midst of a panic attack that led to me hyperventilating. If he is there at station 4, we would love to stop by and personally thank him for helping to make such a horrible experience a lot more bearable! We appreciate you station 4!

Small, outdated library, but gets the job done. Recently moved to the area and at first was…read moreunimpressed, however, if you plan ahead and request books online to be sent over from other libraries, then you're in great shape. Note, a lot of the books may be old / dingy, I've had some with food stains in it which is gross. However, I've also gotten lucky with books in good shape. Most people that work there are friendly and willing to help, I've only had one so so experience with a young girl who acted rude / know it all, even to other staff, so it may just be personality.

it's a bit sketchy and in a bit sketchy area. the building itself is super cute. when we came…read moreinside it was kinda underwhelming but it's been a long time since i've been to a small library like this. it had plenty of children books, didn't get a chance to see the adult section. we had a fussy baby with us. after about ten minutes he was too fussy to be in there so we went back to the car while my nieces read their books. after a while my sister gave me a phone call while she was inside the library and the security guard was extremely rude to her to tell her to get off the phone. my sister wasn't being loud or anything she was just making sure we were okay. i may visit again as it's the closest library to me but if i have another bad experience i may just go out of my way to find a better library.

A very spacious venue with tall ceilings and lots of windows. It's very beautiful on the outside…read moreand inside , perfect for pictures! It is a community center so the only downside is you have to finish your event early. Everyone in the office is helpful and kind!

I have only been in here once... the other day to drop off some donations for the "Warmth for…read moreWinter" collection they have right now. I dropped off some blankets, jackets, and dog food that will assist homeless and their pets this Winter. I started with one bag, as I wasnt sure where I was going. When I found the box, it was behind a desk in the lobby, off to the side. The woman at the desk was on the phone, so I waited. Someone else came out, and took my bag - and I stated I would be back with some more. When I returned, she was still on the phone so I waited. I didnt want to just drop the donations and leave. Someone else came out and helped me... everyone was very friendly, and working very hard. It sounds like there are a lot of events that go on here, and I am curious what all those are. I will do some research online. Not sure if there was a small library, or work space here, but it was nice and cozy looking.

I decided to join a crochet club to meet like minded women. I really like Deena the young lady that…read moreruns the group. She is very personable, knowledgeable, and most importantly patient. This library is not as big as most but I love it. Thanks for hosting the class!

I love this library. It has recently been remodeled so inside and outside is so bright and clean…read more The employees are so sweet and always talk to me and my kids every time we stop by. They suggest books and always answer any questions. They also have activities on different days of the week to come and bring your kiddos and your whole family to enjoy. This library is very close to my house so we come every week.