Any library that has free alternative-band concerts, where they sell beer and wine, is going to get…read more5 stars from me! Ok, and it is bright and airy. And has its own radio station, and I suspect sooo much more. And underground parking. Yes, there are homeless around, but they don't seem to bother anybody, and so there is no complaint there. We'll be back next Saturday for another Winter Concert.

Great library overall to kill time besides the mall, but it smells of urine inside. The staff were…read morenice overall. Would like to spend more time just to enjoy the views of rushing water fall, but couldn't really enjoy. Just observation of many patrons not minding their voices. Would probably enjoy a good hour and back to the mall I go. A wonderful library but next visit will probably need to reserve a room to read. Good place over all to stay off wet and windy weather outside.

I LOVE the librarians here! They are SUPER DUPER HELPFUL!! The are so kind when answering questions…read moreand are always willing to help! Storytime is a blast with Ms. Lauren! As well as the other incredible events that they host with legos and dinosaurs and dancing and crafts and the list is endless! The indoor playground is super for toddlers and they have a great space to read and/or color. The world is a better place thanks to libraries and this is one of the best!!

Recently renovated and re-opened. The space feels open and bright…read more Large play area suitable for toddlers and maybe K-3 students. Four computers dedicated to kids, but not nearly enough for peak times. After school the kids stack 2-3 deep waiting for a turn. There are four little study nooks with power outlets, and plenty of other seating and tables. The whole back wall is glass and they did a beautiful job. Open concept favors safety and security but sacrifices volume as the noise tends to bounce everywhere. Overall a huge improvement but easily strained by the volume of users during peak times.

Where can a homeless person hang out without being completely scrutinized? Ding, ding. You guessed…read moreit! The library. Obviously, I enjoy all the amenities: Internet access, desks for a laptop, and power plugs... and books, of course. On another note... Whatever happened to silence? I don't think this particular library is the only one guilty of being loud. I think it's a societal problem. When you have political correctness that has gone amuck, this is what you get. At this library, I've heard domestic squabbles (from other homeless people, unfortunately), crying kids, and people that don't realize that their singing is carrying throughout the library. You know what's done about it? Absolutely nothing. I understand why, though.

This location happens to be within a few minutes walk from my home. I've been coming here for…read moreyears and have come to appreciate the branch for it's size and selection of books, movies, and music. I also like the kids programs they put out. My daughter has been a part if the summer reading program for years and I believe that has helped her become the avid reader she is today. They also have other children's programs that are a lot of fun. The branch staff has basically been the same for quite a long time and they have always been friendly and helpful. The only issue I have found here is parking during summer months. Because it is located next to a city pool it can sometimes be an issue to find a spot. The Spokane libraries do a wonderful job of making the library experience easy. You can order materials that are located at other branches and have them delivered to your local branch. You can get free music downloads by popular artists through Freegal. Computer usage is easy and you can block times online. If you haven't been for a while you should check out all they have to offer.

Visited for the first time with my daughter for story time. Everyone was welcoming and helpful. It…read morewas super easy to get my library card and even easier to checkout ourselves. My daughter can't wait to visit again!

I love being here .. a lot of reasons btw - it is close to…read morewhere i live - cute little library .. comics to biographies .. i am still finding things okay :) - the sessions .. are sometimes great .. good way to get some knowledge which I wouldn't rather do - and I don't have a lot to do off late .. so my time is well spent here :) Might as well volunteer for Maths assistance and stuff ..

I love everything about this library.... peaceful atmosphere, friendly staff, amazing technology to…read morecheck out (as well as training on how to use it), comfy spaces for studying or just relaxing with a magazine. Soooo happy to have a resource like this!!

I contacted this library to ask for assistance with a reference interview for my program in Library…read moreScience. For my assignment I was required to determine how their reference desk interacts with the patrons. Dana (forgive me if I have the wrong spelling!) was very helpful in answering all of my questions. She was precise in her answers and I am impressed with how many resources are available to patrons. The day previously, I also had another positive interaction with a different librarian who ensured it was possible for me to conduct the interview. Very pleased with my interactions.

Pretty decent library, and one that typifies the turn libraries have taken in the past 10 years or…read moreso from simple, functional, massive collections of stuff (books, typically), to more inviting and multi-functional community spaces. Which is to say they don't have a huge selection of material. It's actually a little shocking how few shelves they have, and of these, maybe 70% is devoted to books and the rest is DVDs, CDs, games, Audio books and so forth. There is a massive open space devoted to children, with whimsical spaces for kids to hang out. Lots of comfortable seating for grown-ups as well, and it's functional and clean. Overall the design and aesthetic is top-notch. Beautiful, high ceilings with warm lighting. Floor to ceiling windows surround the majority of the building letting in lots of natural light. The location is a bit odd, and I'm guessing they figure the space will be filled in with more density 5-10 years down the road since right now the surrounding area is a bit under-developed. The park right outside makes the library a great 1-2 punch for an outing with kiddos. Bathrooms are clean. Lots of conference rooms for groups. Contracted security on-site every time I've been here, which is both good and bad depending on how you look at it.

From the owner: This Liberty Park Library has everything you need to be more connected to your community. The new…read moreand improved facility provides free meeting spaces, a children's playspace, a curated art and book collection, a quiet reading room, free computer access and more.

Such a cool little library with great benefits! The librarian was extremely helpful and walked me…read morethrough everything they offer since I was a new cardholder there.

This bookstore is located right in the heart of downtown. They have an extensive selection of…read morebooks, all very reasonably priced. As a fiction lover, I was thrilled to find books by all my favorite authors, as well as everything trending on Book-tok. Beyond the books, they have a dedicated section for greeting cards, stickers, adorable magnets, tote bags, and stationery, plus a large area reserved just for children's books. The staff is incredibly warm and helpful, and I really loved checking out their personal recommendations.

This bookstore is located in downtown Spokane. It shares the building with a game store and a…read moresouvenir store. They are connected. The bookstore is a pretty large has a huge election on adult, teens, and children's books. They have the newer books up in the front area by the cashier. They also sell other knickknack stuff like journals, bookmarks, small little toys, and other stationary items. Place to spend a few hours at to read some books and purchase them. You don't find them too many anymore. Street parking is available or you can check for private lots.

Large campus split in half by centennial trail. Beautiful campus too. You walk passed it if you…read morehead out onto the Centennial Trail, so you might as well stop off and walk around the campus. It was early so there weren't many people around. Some lawn maintenance was being done. How lucky to have such a great location for school right along the river.

Went there to experience GEL Day 2025 with my son. The event was an incredible all-day extravaganza…read moreand Gonzaga certainly did not disappoint. Campus was beautiful as it mixes in the nostalgia of the 1800s with some new touches of the millennium. Definitely felt the sports town vibe here and the pride it has for its sports. In the end, my boy decided to stay closer to home but the experience at Gonzaga and the Spokane area left quite an impression on us.

I've indentured myself to one too many libraries over my 33 years. I can't help it, reading is…read morecool. Watching TV never really stuck to me if I had a good book around. My years have taught me to always have a few good books to read somewhere. Fast forward to two kids later and I laugh at the notion of ever immersing myself in television or literature again. Now I just want good, easy, important and fun activities for my free (yah right) time. I wasn't expecting much out of a small community library, however this branch far exceeded any preconceived notion. One, the grounds are beautiful. It's apparent that there is a team behind the library that works to make being outside just as peaceful as inside. I often spend hours with my youngest right outside the library door while my oldest works in Lego Club. Yes I said it, Lego Club. Are you kidding me Liberty Lake Library? Not only have you pinpointed the one thing my son loves above all else in this world, you created a community for him. Priceless in my eyes.