One of the best libraries I have come across! Great service, spacious, comfy chairs and a place to…read morestudy near big windows to a beautiful view, accommodating for students and families. Free internet (you have to click accept on the pop-up screen), and it is 10c for black and white and 25c for color to print (just ask the front desk for your documents after you print at one of their computers). They have an excellent selection of books, some for sale downstairs, the atmosphere is geared toward family/kids, and everything about this library is clean and well-organized. It was a great place to study!

On 12/27/25 my daughters and two other families with children were playing in the children's area…read more As soon as Heather came to the area, she was unhappy that the children were there and playing. Everything they did she had a problem with. It was like she was having a bad day and looking for any reason to snap at them. She ran the other two families away and then it was just my two kids. My oldest daughter went over to her and asked nicely for one of the craft bags that she was putting out. Instead of just handing my daughter one, she told her no not until I'm done, even though all she was doing was literally setting them out. I went to report the experience, and even then, she followed me to the front desk trying to get me to leave without speaking to someone first. I hope the library has cameras that will pick up her nasty tone and attitude. Someone like that really shouldn't be working around children. I say all this with such sadness. Libraries have always been a safe place for me. They are usually a safe place for children, full of such kind, helpful librarians. I share this feedback in hopes that this situation can be corrected.

This building is quite beautiful. I had heard about this library and I was in Old Colorado City…read morewith my bestie, so we walked in to check it out! First, this is one of three Carnegie libraries here in the Springs. Carnegie was a philanthropist and one of the things he built were libraries. His foundation would allow cities to apply for grants and agree to certain requirements and made sure they would remain public. Supposedly, he was inspired by the reading rooms that women were organizing throughout the country. The collection of books are only on the main floor of the building, but this library (like with most libraries in the Springs) is part of the Pikes Peak Library District so you can order, borrow, and drop off books at any of the locations within the system. This library will celebrate 120 years this Saturday on Dec 7, 2024. They will be offering a swap out of your library card with a limited edition card if you drop in on Saturday. Never stop exploring!

I love the Old Colorado City library because it's such a cute location in the staff are very…read morehelpful. It's right across from the park so I'm usually running multiple errands at once and only have to park in one spot. They do have their own parking lot as well which is super convenient especially if you're just doing a quick book drop off. I just saw that they are expanding their hours as well, and they are open till 7 PM most evenings to make it more accessible for those that work until 5 PM.

This location is conveniently located in the Briargate area. It has two levels, the bottom one has…read morean abundant selection of books for all ages. We love coming here because there's always something to do. They have read aloud time for the little ones, they offer a quiet area where you can study and also have a gaming room too. Of course my kids were excited and wanted to go in but keep in mind that there's certain times permitted. Staff are always so helpful. From the kids area, teens and upstairs at the customer service table, they're available to lend a helping hand. A bonus is that they offer a charging station for cell phones outside their building. You'll need a 4-digit code to access it. Definitely check it out if you're in the area.

This library is phenomenal. Maybe I haven't been to enough libraries in my life, but I have never…read moreseen a full play area for kids built into a library - they have blocks, train sets, dress up clothes, a table with crayons and paper to sit and color, not to mention tons of computers and books. I spent most of my time in the kids area with my little one, but the rest of this place is huge, there's plenty of space to work or read alone and not be disturbed, not to mention classes and programs you can sign up for online to attend, and great conference areas. The views of the mountains are also gorgeous.

The new upgrade has left your digital library pretty much unusable…read more Super disappointed.

We love this PPLD location. The building is big, spacious, and organized. The front of the building…read morehas nicely shaded grassy areas for you to sit and read a book. Theres lots of parking available and we like the drive up book drop off. We spend most of our time in the kids section. There's a cute reading area with lots of seating and some toys for little ones to play with. There are tables for coloring and computers with games. There are many other resources available at this library. Every time we come here we find something new. It truly is a gem in our community.

My kids and I love Library 21C! Please continue to help fund our local libraries; they're such an…read moreessential resource for our community.

Good for anyone...kids, adults, elders... However, does not…read morehave the books I am lookibg for often, but does well at filling reservations.

Love the layout of this library. The staff is always super helpful and friendly. Glad that we have…read morethis for the community.

Of all the libraries I have frequented in all of the states I have lived in, this is without a…read moredoubt my favorite library. Its' version of quiet is my favorite. The natural light finds its' way in every place that you need it to; the three chapel/citadel steeple-folds furnish us with it. Each study nook(separate from the actual reservable study rooms) all have windows on either side of the table. Internet use, now just as necessary as books in any given library, is easy to obtain. Many, many, many desktops can be found without a pilot. How nice, and rather unexpected, as it were. Next, of course, is the staff. I have yet to find myself being served by a staff member who wears the "I-don't-give-a-sh*t" face draped over their head. Not here. I am more often than not delighted by the staff without asking to be. Book selection is fine, more than fine, really. The monthly theme welcomes you at the door, and again at the mouth of the books in the rear of the building. This is oft-accompanied by "staff picks", which is so fun. You can't really learn much if you stick to your own tastes. No growth is done in this way; the staff picks will help in growing the tastes of the hungry reader who doesn't know where to go next, but does know that staying with what they know just won't do. I believe I've said enough.

I drove in from another town, and do not have a library card for Pueblo, however, it was still an…read moreenjoyable visit. I found myself making the trip to take care of some work, as well as flip through some books. - A lot bigger than I expected, and the building gives off a corporate business vibe rather than a library - Parking lot and street parking are available - 3 floors to check out, the 4th floor is reserved for (large) meeting rooms - They have multiple study rooms for 2-4 people, which you can reserve online through their website without a library card - Art exhibit on the 3rd floor - The 1st floor has a coffee bar, with a few pastries. They ask you to enjoy your food and drinks on the first floor. - Lots of seating areas sprinkled throughout the building - which is great! Easy to find a quiet empty area to work. - See a librarian to get access to the restroom, they need to buzz you in. The ability to provide so many amazing free services to the community is wonderful!

The library district has quite a few locations throughout town but I have only been to the main…read morelocation on Abriendo. This a great library and community resource. They really try to bring the community in for cultural enrichment through film, author appearances, swaps, classes and more. Just recently, they hosted Tibetan monks who constructed a sand mandala over a few days' time - such a peaceful experience to watch them create such an intricate piece of work. The library itself is very clean, spacious, and the architecture is very modern - a unique contrast to the century-old buildings that sit just across the street from it. This library is a gem that everyone in this town can be proud of.

It's a small town library. Not huge or tiny by any means. Do you remember Goldilocks and the Three…read moreBears? This is the just right part of the story. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Always willing to help and answer questions. They don't have unique artwork and it isn't a tourist trap. But the people that visit regular are unique in their own good ways. Yes recommended.

From the owner: The John C. Fremont Library Welcomes the Community to: ~ Be…read moreinvolved ~Invest in your future ~Embark on your dreams