Employees don't seem to do anything to ensure people using computers keep them clean. I often find…read morefood debris at computers. Also parking is terrible. Needs to be relocated to an area with better parking.

A wonderful library that is vibrantly alive. There are so many services offered, the staff is…read morealways helpful and it is bright and cheerful! (Well, except the new spot that the audio books were moved to, that block seems to be a bit darker) Every time I go there I think, we are fortunate to have this library!

Staff is so friendly. Clean library. Love that they have a bowl where you can pull at a piece of…read morepaper to pick your next book randomly. The papers are color coded by genre. Both my daughter and I chose our next books this way. Not a fan of having to pay for parking but if it keeps the library afloat then so be it.

unfortunately, at 84 years old, physically going to the library just to get a library card is an…read moreextraordinary request, just so I can check out e-books for the kindle (for which I will not ever have to physically go to the library). Was told another family member could go get a card and then I could check out on that card; but this makes no sense. What is the value of having someone physically go to the library to get a card if they aren't even the person who is checking out books. This is a nonsensical rule and a barrier to reading.

The cobblestone roads and steep hills make this a fun walk back through time along Reeder's Alley…read more There are some interesting old buildings and fences, all that have signs of wear and tear, but plenty of life left for us to appreciate.

Reeder's Alley, one of Montana's oldest streets and longest survivors of man and nature, is a…read morebeautiful testament to the heart of Helena. It is on the national register of historic places and I could really feel the significance of this site when I was there. The alley is easy to miss as it is quite small and hidden from the new streets of Helena. However, there is a big arc sign over the start of the alley that says Reeder's Alley. Parking is on the street or in the few metered spots to the left of the alley. Walking through the arc, I was transported back in time. The brick road, brick buildings and log cabins are something that you don't see much of anymore. And the cracks and imperfections are all what signify the tragedies and realities that this place has gone through since the 1870's. There is an interpretive and convention center located in the back of the alley. Unfortunately, it wasn't open when I was there, but I'm sure there is a ton of interesting information about the place. It was awesome to see that the brick buildings are in use as well. There are several different businesses that are being run inside the alley like Dundee's Barber Shop, Saigon Alley, Top Sign and Graphics and Helena's Visitor Center. They also have one of my favorite things. A little free library. It's where you take a book and replace it with one of your own. Fun for everyone! Overall, Reeder's Alley shows a great deal of strength, heart and willingness to keep it's history alive and thriving.

I love Cassiopeia! An amazing local bookstore with so many options. I came in with a special…read morerequest and she ordered it right away. Cannot recommend enough!

Deep inside Great Falls on Central Avenue lies a wonderful addition to the city. This classically…read morepostured bookstore has an array of choices from fiction to nonfiction and classics to local history. The owner is extreme friendly and humble about her store. The greatness of her store is only matched by the awesomeness of her personality. As a self-proclaimed bibliophile, this store has an amazing selection and is perfect for this town. Therefore, please frequent this store to keep it around in a town that needs it more than it knows. Please, please browse and buy to demonstrate your support for not only this store but also the culture of this town.

Very kid friendly. They are always thinking of things to do for the children and babies in our…read morecommunity. Very wide selection of books for the young, old and middle aged ...

What a wonderfully beautiful place! Immediately felt welcome and among like minded intelligent…read morepeople that actually read books. It was diverse, equitable and inclusive. I love all the colorful flags and stickers! I would definitely recommend open minded people visit. I'll be back.

Great indie book shop located in downtown Helena. Stopped in during our vacation. Me and my girls…read moreare book lovers so we enjoy stopping by and supporting indie shops when we travel. Very cute shop with a good variety of books, lots of merchandise to pick from including Montana book co. merch and other stationary. We encountered a sweet employee that reviewed their merchandise and helped us pick out some gift items, she was really nice to be attentive to us. Really appreciated her customer focus. They have very cool stickers I bought a handful sling with books and t-shirts. Loved their support and diversity message. Great place to stop in and grab your next read.