This is my first time stopping by this library and it has instantly become a new favorite study…read morespot for sure. As soon as you step into the library, there is a cute little coffee shop called Post Coffee. It is modern, has lots of seating, and is playing soothing music in the background. The library is also super modern, with LOTS of seating options. There are so many different chairs and tables to pick from so each person can find their perfect fit. There are also charging outlets everywhere which is something I look for when i'm studying. There is a small "cubical" space where there are little dividers between each area so you can focus on your own work without getting distracted from the person next to you. There is also a computer area, study rooms, and an open area. Lastly, there is lots of parking so you don't have to park on street or far away!

Great study location! In my opinion, I find the location on 7 Highway to have more options for…read morereading/books but the Colbern location has so many places to study!

Fantastic supportive library. Wonderful books. Kids area downstairs is delightful. Also, a library…read morecard is FREE to everyone in or outside the city. Unlike Sedalia public library WHICH IS $15 a year regardless if your a student. No money no books.

This introvert is finally at ease in the library!! Everything is easy. You can reserve books you…read morewant online and pick it up in a special "reserved" section and then check out the books at the kiosk. You don't have to talk to anyone or stand in any lines! So great!

The Mid-Continent Public Library in Lee's Summit is a great place for free events, such as concerts…read moreand story time/crafts. We attend many music concerts, such at Mr. Stinky Feet Christmas show in Dec 2011 and toddler story time. I love the toddler story time which has a great story teller and fun crafts afterwards. My son is 3, and too old for this group but it is my favorite compared to the Pre-K story time, which we did not enjoy as much. The person whom they have story tell for Pre-K story time is not as good or entertaining for the kiddos. They offer great selection of books, CDs and DVDs too, for both kids and adults. I have not been able to join in on any of the adult classes or activities but I've heard they are also great. Overall, I highly recommend this library to anyone in the area looking for some free and fun things to do for yourself or your child!

Libraries are great. I think most people have fond memories of visiting as kids and if you're like…read moreme, those memories are very suburban. The libraries I grew up visiting had 90s flair, and while amazing spaces that kept me entertained all summer long, they didn't have the grandeur of an iconic inner city library - like this one. The first time I stepped foot in here as a young adult I was in awe. It's just a gorgeous building, and incredible atmosphere to sit and read. The parking garage is set up to look like a bookshelf which I think is cute, and I love how you can just get lost in here and enjoy the space. It just FEELS like a library which sounds dumb but is true. What pushes this into five star territory for me though is the rooftop terrace. On a nice day there really isn't a better spot for an urban picnic.

I've never seen (or smelled) quite so many homeless people in one spot before. They were at every…read moreopen table, bench, chair and study room. It really smelled awful. In addition, the carpet smelled really dusty or moldy... The huge vault in the basement and the building's architecture were really the only things worth going for.

This is a great place to work quietly with access to the Internet and comfortable spots to sit…read more They have legitimate desks with office chairs and power outlets! The architecture is enjoyable too.

The Midwest Genealogy Center is a gem for those interested in their family histories. I can spend…read morehours at a time and not know where the time went. The library has an outstanding collection of genealogical resources and through a partnership with the Family History Library in Salt Lake, the resources available are nearly endless. You also have access to electronic resources through Ancestry Library Edition while you are on-site. What I like best is the layout of the library. It has a very open feel, complimented by high windows that allow a lot of sunlight to come in. There are many different working configurations...desks, tables, chairs and sofas. I find that this library is much more comfortable than most and I'll drive the 30 minutes to do my research here rather than working from a closer library. Not sure where to start? The Midwest Genealogy Center offers several classes for all levels of amateur genealogists. You can also arrange a consultation with a volunteer genealogist to help you overcome any research barriers. If you have any interest at all in genealogy, you have to check out the Midwest Genealogy Center!

Solomon Keim Student…read moreThis is a great library full of resources. It's not too big and is clean, basic, and functional. Free WiFi is a plus, and a great place to work.

From the owner: We are an engaging community library.read more

This is a beautiful library. I just moved to Warsaw from Sacramento and I feel like this small town…read morelibrary is impressive and better equipped than the neighborhood library in south Sacto. They have free wifi here. It works pretty well too. The chairs are nice and padded. I love this library. Check it out if you are visiting Warsaw.

1. Good selection 2. Good atmosphere…read more3. Ample amount of computers 4. Courteous staff 5. Partnership with Calvary Bible College so they can borrow books from them so that I can borrow them 5. Good children's section 6. Comfortable setting for reading and studying

I go to this library at least twice a week. Good selection of new books and large print. They…read morealways have fun incentives to encourage all ages to read. Right now its Bingo for the adults. I also have taken a young child to the reading program. I wish I had the story teller's name as she did a great job. They did a craft with the kids that related to the story. I don't use the computers there but a lot of people do. The staff is always willing to help.

This will be a somewhat biased review. Why? Because I work here and I love libraries…read more Trails Regional Library-Lexington, has a lot to offer. It not only has a large collection, but it also promotes literacy throughout the community of Lexington. The library is striving to challenge the stereotype that libraries are boring, dusty buildings filled with old people. The current staff at the library push new technologies that benefit their patrons (eBooks, downloadable audiobooks, free Wi-fi, the use of Evergreen to create an open catalog system) and try to hold programs that interest a variety of people. Programs the library has held in 2011: Adults: Political Round-table Talks, Card Making with the Cricut classes, Green Ideas Workshops, Adult "Lunch-time" Book Club, Adult Summer Reading Program, 19th Century Rugs w/ author Maggie Bonanomi, Recycled Art Demonstrations, Computer 101/Basic Internet/Email 101 classes Teens: Book Spine Poetry, Anime Afternoon, Halo Tournament, Super Smash Bros. Brawl Tournament, Madden Tournament, International Film Festival, Teens Travel: Japan, We Play Wii Afternoon, Movie Morning, Soap Making School Age Children: Passport World Cultures Program, Lets Eat!, Explore Russia, Wii Afternoon, Arts and Crafts Afternoon, Woodland Adventure Story Time, Wings of Love Bird Show, Brian Wendling: Juggler and Entertainer Preschool: Preschool Story Time (every Wednesday @ 10:00), special story time's throughout the year The library is an integral part of the community and goes out of its way to accommodate its patrons! You should definitely stop to say hello, we would love to meet you!