Great place for toddlers and people of all ages to learn, laugh and play. They have great programs…read morefor all ages.

The librarians are very nice here and definitely take their jobs seriously. I was impressed at…read moretheir thoughtfulness when I was offered earplugs by Melanie for the proctored exam I was taking. They're also having a storybook ball for the kids on April 14, 2018 that I'm looking forward to bringing my son to. I would definitely recommend visiting this location!

I love this library! Ever since they reopened last year it has become my library of choice. It…read moreisn't the largest library in Raleigh by any means, but it still has everything you need! I really love the drive-thru book drop off. I usually swing by before I bring my son to school and it's very convenient that we all don't have to get out of the car to return the books. I also love the self checkout stations inside the library. They are pretty magical, especially if you are checking out a ton of books. The children's section is great! It's set up in a way that is very clear and easy to follow depending on what age group you are looking for. I loved the candy land inspired interactive game they had setup in December. My son had so much fun checking it out. I especially loved that it was open if the library was open, you didn't have to go in at a specific time. I also love their Lucky Day section at the front of the library. You might get lucky and score a book that would otherwise have a super long waitlist. Such a neat concept! In general Wake County's online library system is awesome. It's so easy to reserve books and e-books as well. At North to pick up your books just head straight in towards the back by the main checkout desk. You can easily find what you need in alphabetical order there. I used the word love a lot of times in this review, but I really do truly love our Wake County library system. It's the best!!

This library had a remodel at the beginning of the year. They did a great job updating the…read moreelectronics and making the checkout process way more user friendly. It is always really quiet and there are always really nice workers. However, I have noticed a few times when I've gone there that the restrooms aren't that clean. Overall, the experience is really awesome though.

The Wake Forest Community House is a town building and can be rented for functions. It serves as a…read morepolling location on election day as well. There is street parking available as well as a small parking lot. The new community pool is located outside the building. On my recent visit here I took a class with Femme Fromage and made a Charcuterie & Cheese Board. The facility worked great for the class.

There is no other school in the SBC that has such a huge emphasis on missions. Self-proclaimed as…read morethe "Great Commission School" SEBTS truly sets a the standard for pleasing our Lord when we GO. The acedmics here are rigerous, displined, and exciting. Everyone on campus is super welcoming and president Danny Akin is a welcoming and truly cares about his students! Praise God for a institution such as this exhausting to further His name.

I'm not a student here, but I needed a book for my ordination classes and decided to make a trip…read morefrom Raleigh. The library was the only one that had the book in the area. I was worried I wouldn't be able to borrow it because I am not a student and I would have to copy the book in the library and spend my precious pennies. But they have a guest borrowing policy, all you have to do is fill out a form and get your book! Will keep it in mind next time I have required reading.

Youngsville is a small town (population 1360 or so) and Youngsville library fits the bill - a small…read moretown local library with not a huge variety but a good amount of charm and warm feelings. The building itself is quite nice, the property is very pretty as well. The actual library is quite small, very tiny kids section hear the front and limited books in each department. I didn't find what I was looking for but I did see some very current and new books. I love to support local and will definitely donate books to this location - looked like they accept magazine donations, too. Good option if you are a local resident. Just don't plan on finding more unusual books or a huge selection.

Wonderful Staff! Story time at SouthEast Regional helped my daughter socialize coming out of the…read morepandemic and seems to increase with kids any time we go! Clean and quiet as well!

I didn't know this library even existed until early 2022. And even then I figured it was going to…read morebe small and dumpy because it is in Knightdale...so not the case! It's clean, good sized, and has a great selection of books. I always enjoy the various sections they have with new books, staff selections, and more based on different topics/interests. There's a meeting room in the back right corner which, I assume, you can rent out. If you're needing to use a computer, there were 10 or so set up at a station towards the back. The only thing I wish they had (and perhaps I'm just not seeing it) is self check out for your books.

Wonderful neighborhood library, with tons of windows helping to enjoy the surrounding trees…read more There's reading space set aside for kids, reading tables, and librarians (as usual) are helpful and friendly. Don't forget the playground just outside, and a greenway path, steps away.

Convenient, friendly, clean! Love this library over the many others in Wake county! Printing is…read moremuch more reasonable especially if you have a lot of pages. The bigger store printing options are $$$.

Having access to lots of quality books and the process of holding them and checking them out is so…read moreeasy. The staff is wonderful as well. Feel very fortunate to have access to this space and what they offer.

An evening here getting some reviews written and looking over books instead of watching garbage on…read moretelevision back in the hotel room. This smaller branch of the library system does have an excellent periodicals section and the wifi worked really well. A lot of books, fiction, non-fiction, reference. A number of four-top chairs though no power outlets that I could see. There are also library workstations available for those who don't roll with their own computers. Plenty of parking out front in this strip mall location. [Review 11699 overall, 1481 of 2019.]

Green Road Community Library is a small and very open library. Because it is a community library…read moreand not a regional library, it doesn't have as many spaces for studying/working and there are no public conference rooms to rent, quiet rooms, or semi-private study spaces. Many desks are very close to each other so it may be challenging if you need to work on something confidential (would be ok if you have a privacy screen, I guess). I tried working here for a short period and had to seek out a different location. It was hard to find an open space at a table because there is limited seating, so I ended up sitting with my laptop literally on my lap in an adult chair in the children's area -- there were no children there fortunately. Nice place to get free WiFi and a cool space to sit and read if you are a local and don't have other options.

This library is awesome! So kid friendly. My daughter and I came here for the first time today for…read more'storytime stay and play'. "Storytime Stay and Play is a fun, interactive, and energy-filled storytime experience. Join us for a short storytime followed by creative activity stations featuring playdough, building materials, crafts & more! Designed for ages 3-5, but all young children are welcome!" The librarian was very energetic and engaging during story time singing songs and interacting with and answering kids' questions. They've got so many things around the library for young children to play with: a magnetic wall with different animal and letter magnets, mega blok wall, love the alphabet on stars across the carpet, and activity cubes, and magnet activity provided in the kids area. There are adorable kid friendly rugs in the kids section too (Pete the cat, alphabet/words, and Gerald and piggie). They even have a little step stool for kids to check out their own books in the children's section. They've really thought of everything. This library shares a parking lot with the park so the kids can play at the playground before or after the library! It's a smaller library but you can really see the effort put in with all the little details in the way they decorate and label the different sections of the library.