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Westfield Washington Public Library

4.3 (11 reviews)
Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Ty L.

This is a "newer" library. It is beautiful and massive. They have everything you need. Periodicals, newspapers, meeting rooms, equipment, cafe, white boards you can use for meetings (& they'll even let you use dry erase markers too!) And of course they have Free WiFi. NEW HOURS: Monday - Saturday they now open at 9:00. They close at 8:00 Monday - Wednesday & 5:00 Thursday - Saturday. They're even open Sundays 1:00 - 5:00!!! If you like books, dvd's, reading, or need a meeting place, THIS IS A GREAT LIBRARY!!!!

Katherine A.

The new Westfield Washington Public Library is a mega library! The building is huge and conveniently located in the heart of Westfield. The parking lot was almost full when we arrived. The building is modern with some lovely details. The facility is designed to assist people who work remotely. Many small conference rooms and work areas were occupied by people working remotely. Of course, they have books, audio tapes and dvds. Upstairs is a history room with info about the previous and historical libraries. My granddaughters enjoyed the children's play space. They played for over and hour and were intrigued by the computer stations with kid friendly programs. The library offers a summer reading programs with prizes for milestones. There is a Rivet coffee shop near the entrance of the building. I tried a blueberry bread, which I thought was overpriced and dry.

Aaron D.

This new library looks fantastic. They have something for everyone no matter what your interests are. I can guarantee you will find something that you will be able to relate to and their assortment of books, movies, and other odds and ends. It's a great place to spend an hour or two when you have the free time.

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The two things I fell in love with the most were the expansive magazine wall and the fact that they have Rivet coffee located in the entryway- brilliant!

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Carmel Clay Public Library - Main atrium

Carmel Clay Public Library

4.8(51 reviews)
4.3 mi

The Carmel Clay Public Library is as fabulous as you'd expect from Carmel. Think an upscale version…read moreof the Louvre with books and you are getting close. And they've got so much more than books. I visited today and was offered a tour of their Digital Media Lab. Patrons of the library can take advantage of several 3-D printers and only pay for supplies. Cricut machines and software are available to create card, paper products, tee shirt transfers, mugs and more. A state-of-the-art video studio and several audio studios are available for aspiring performers. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and proactively helpful. I got inspiration for an upcoming project that I am working on for a family reunion. One of the staffers printed off information that I needed for my project. The children's area of the library is huge, filled with books, discovery lab, reading areas and an activity room. Toddlers were playing with a few toys during my visit. Upstairs, I found a massive collection of videos and adult books. Several banks of computers were buzzing with patrons taking advantage of the free service. The staff was friendly and happy to show where to find specific books. Comfy seating and work spaces are scattered throughout the facility. Several conference rooms can be reserved for community use. The building is beautiful with a modern architecture that lets in lots of natural light. There is a featured art wall in the lower level. A bookstore and coffee shop are available near the main entrance. There is a parking garage on the south side of the building complete with EV plug stations. Restroom facilities are upscale and immaculate. The library is an easy 5 stars and sets a high standard for libraries.

I absolutely love this library! With an in house Java Coffee shop, the greatest library store and…read moreplenty of activities then it's a great place to spend the day! I went there recently on my birthday and found many interesting books in their shop and as I checked out even found a beautiful journal to choose as my one free item. I love that the shop also has games.

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Carmel Clay Public Library

Carmel Clay Public Library

4.9(8 reviews)
5.7 mi

I have been to the Joyce Winner West Branch of CCPL a couple times. Joyce Winner was a local…read morephilanthropist and avid book reader. When she passed, her husband James Winner, seized the opportunity to support the newly constructed library in her honor. Joyce was well known in the community and within local book clubs. Today, her legacy is vivid throughout the beautiful library facility in West Clay. There is a photo of Joyce in the Children's Area of the library. The library is new, upscale with lot's of book-themed art and fixtures. The children's section has a great selection of colorful and award winning titles. There are study areas upstairs offering a quiet work space. And of course, there is free WiFi throughout out. The librarians are wonderfully helpful and engaging. This week, I took my granddaughter to the library. We read several books by the cozy fireplace in the sunroom area. I also read the daily newspapers. We picked up several of the monthly craft kits available to stimulate creativity of the patrons. My granddaughter also worked on the large mosaic puzzle that changes monthly in the library. Books that are not available at this branch can be ordered from other branches. There is street parking out front. This is a wonderful little library with a lot of interesting activities. Don't forget to pick up the Spice of the Month packet at the front desk (the April spice is rosemary).

I'm a big library gal and have enjoyed having two Carmel library locations! You can return or check…read moreout books to either location and there's even a mini book drop-off window. The staff here are amazing and always so happy you're there. They hide a little stuffed animal in the kid's area for kids to find and always have a little kids recipe and mix that you can pick up over there too. They also have an adult dinner recipe and spice mix each month that you can pick up and shares info about a book to learn more. Such a cool idea. There is a main book area, upstairs private rooms, and a side room that's full of windows and beautiful natural light. It's quiet and peaceful, a great respite in The Village of West Clay neighborhood. We're glad you're here!

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Hamilton East Public Library - Noblesville - Computers

Hamilton East Public Library - Noblesville

3.5(14 reviews)
7.4 mi

I enjoy visiting this library for work sessions and just to pick up and drop off books. It's well…read moreorganized and clean and overall the employees are helpful. I've only had one poor experience with staff. They offer comfortable seating and multiple quiet work areas. Parking is easy and the grounds are well maintained.

This library seems more like a grab-and-go library rather than a stay-and-lounge library. The…read moreentire first floor was in a state of reconstruction when I visited, with almost all of the aisles blocked off. Later, I was told by a friend who lives near this library, and who visits frequently to pick up her holds, that the library has been in a state of renovation for years. They fix one part and move onto another. It's always a construction site, it seems. That said, if you go downstairs, you'll be treated to a delightful children's area. No signs of construction or renovation here. There are lots of things to play with and explore, and even though it's in the basement, the area feels light and bright, with natural light coming in through the copious windows. This area of the library also has a Mamava nursing station! I love that. The whole area was quiet and peaceful when I visited. Another cool thing about this library: They have a zine that's produced by Noblesville / Fishers teens! It's free, and I found it on the first floor. I love that they're encouraging kids to create their own print media.

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Lounge in the kids area

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Pike Branch Library - IMCPL - Aquarium in children's section

Pike Branch Library - IMCPL

4.9(8 reviews)
13.2 mi

This branch has a long history and was actually the second branch within the Indy Public Library…read moresystem. The branch started in 1967 as the Westlane branch in the Westlane Shopping Center area at 71st and Michigan Road. In 1974, the system purchased three acres of land from Pike Township in this location adjacent to Pike High School. The original 13,000sf Pike Branch was officially opened in 1986 and expanded to 20,000sf in 1999. Meetings are actually currently being held for another renovation in the near future (which it definitely needs). I had the opportunity to visit the Pike Branch last evening for a meeting. You can definitely tell it's an older branch as it looks just a little more worn and lacks some of the amenities of newer branches. Aisles are a little more narrow and even some of the ADA adaptations are a little antiquated - for example, while they do have accessible parking the actual ramps are located in unusual locations. I got out of my car and had to go around a sidewalk to access the ramp. I'm definitely a fan of Indy's public library system. Having attended Pike (though I graduated prior to this branch opening), I'm a fan of this branch. Geocachers should note there's a geocache located in the parking lot. This branch offers public computers with Microsoft Office, early learning stations, and free wifi. There are meeting rooms available for reservation and I saw at least four study rooms that could be reserved (it looked like the limit was four people in the study rooms). I did use one of the simply decorated study rooms for my meeting with one other person. Pike has a bike rack outside and automatic doors for entry. The branch has an accessible stall in the bathroom and I believe I saw two family bathrooms (though you have to get the key from a librarian. I'd imagine since it's next to a high school they're a bit more careful about that sort of thing, ya know?). They offer self-service check-out, scanning, copying, a color printer, and mobile printing services. They also offer exam proctoring, a walk-up book return, and a seed library from March-October. At this point, Pike Branch pales somewhat in comparison to some of the other branches with no really strong fun areas for kids. They do have an aquarium and at least one mural. I checked out the events and it appears that story events for smaller children dominate the schedule. Librarians were friendly, though perhaps a tad less outgoing than some other branches I've experienced. One was very helpful in terms of getting us into a study room where we could have a conversation. There's a strong multicultural flavor here. This makes sense since Pike is a very diverse township and the library reflects that diversity. Overall, I wouldn't call this one of Indy PL's better branches but it has a lot of history within the system and it'll be fun to see what happens with the new renovations. I look forward to returning in the future.

Why do we continuously choose to forget what a great resource the library is? I started coming to…read morethe PBL for prints and copies and fell in love all over again with libraries. Sure they "house books", but there are so many amenities to enjoy that you don't need to be a bookworm to visit. Although this library is a little older (in comparison to new ones in the area) it is still marvelously upkept. It is quiet and tranquil, lots of available computers, and quiet working spaces. Their hours are great, there's ample parking, job board and tools, and lots of community events. I've seen Cookies with a Cop, Crochet/Knitting classes, and so many more fantastic and *free* collaborations with talented people who devote their time to giving back to the community. The kiddo's section is my favorite as I was so amused to see all they provide for children now; there's two computer stations for kids to do countless interactive activities on, stuffed toys, learning board games, a great big sitting area, and a glorious fish tank. I hope to continue to see this library being a strong pillar for its community and I hope more people venture back into libraries to rediscover how resourceful they are. I'll be getting my own library card, after many years, to officiate the relationship and I have plans to "discover" more libraries in the area but the Pike branch will always be a favorite.

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Kid's side of the library

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