What can I say besides libraries are little slices of heaven on earth. Hardesty is just a few…read moreblocks from my new home. I love to read so one of the very first things a did after moving to Tulsa was get a library card. This place is a library lovers dream. It is huge. Nice big parking lot with handicap-accessible parking. Drive up Dropbox is available so you can drop off your books if you don't have time to go inside. This library is clean, even the bathroom sparkled. Helpful staff scattered about and they are always more than happy to help you find anything or answer questions. There are many computers and I saw several large study rooms where people were studying. They have a huge children's section that's closed off. I'm not sure if there are books in there but there's plenty of room for the kids to play. I'll be honest sometimes I just wanna get away from the TV, people and life's stressors and one my favorite things to do is to take my Kindle or the book I'm reading ( I like both ebooks and regular books) and go to the library, curl up in one of their comfy chairs and read for several hours especially in the summer when it's hot outside. If you like to read and haven't checked this library out, I highly recommend you do so.

My children finished the summer reading program today and collected their prizes :-) they really…read moreenjoyed the wide variety of age appropriate toys and computer programs as well.

Small library that keeps me linked into the Tulsa County Library system. It seems to be a hoppin…read morelil place. The computers are always in use as are many other things they had avalible. I generally use,this as a pick up order books & Very convenient for returning books back into the main library system. I think they could benefit from larger facilities if the budget allowed. I believe it would benefit the city of Jenks as I think the upgrades would be well uitilized.

The Jenks library is really awesome! It's small, but I can always find something good to read…read more The location is convenient to anyone who drives through Jenks proper - it's pretty much in the middle of town and is open six days a week. (On Sundays the regional libraries are open.) There are decently sized sections for non-fiction, fiction, and children's books. I'm also often pleasantly surprised at how many people are using the computers, chairs, etc. One of the best features of the entire library system is that you can find a book online and have it delivered to the library of your choice. I'll often search the catalog online and request a book be reserved for me for pick-up at the Jenks location. A few days later I'll drop by the library and it's on the reserved shelf for me! Finally, the prices can't be beat. A library card is $0. Each rental is $0 and you can borrow multiple books at once. Admission is $0. The restrooms and water fountains are $0. The library is a great value! I highly recommend the Jenks library!

They've remodeled this location and it has lots of cool upgrades. There is something for everyone…read moreat this quaint location. The staff has always been friendly and helpful anytime I've come in. Good place to go without the crowd of the downtown library

Great place to sit and read. It's so cute. It's great for little kids. There's a magical play area…read morefor kids. You can order books to this library

Pros: stopped by here to grab this month's selection for my book club. The librarians went out of…read moretheir way to find the items (audio and paperback) for me. Convenient hours and plenty of parking. Cons: it's a smaller branch, but they had what I needed. 1/3 of the branch is the children's section. So if you have kids, that's good. Since I only have step kids, I was neutral about it.

OK little library with fewer resources than most libraries. You can request anything in the system…read moreand pick it up here, if this your area. They have 11 public use computers and a meeting room.

I visited the library after attending a block party rally event calling for more transparency in…read moretulsa courts by requiring camera placement in each courtroom and judge chambers. i decided to go in the library after the event in large part because of a previous court case i'd observed, in which a judge asked a party representing herself to provide copies of her piece of evidence, but because the court copy machine was not working, she had to go across the street to print copies from the library. and due to the potential postponement of a court date i surmise such a delay could engender, i'd decided to print a copy of the flyer i received promoting the event from the library printer, as i'd not used any copying machine at that library location since its remodeling. the print and copy station, located on the first floor, at about the middle of the room to the right, facing away from the main court adjacent entrance, was user friendly based on the experience i had. the copy machine charged 25 cents to print the flyer with color, and it would have been 10 cent if i were printing in black and white. further, the copy machine, located in the picture to the far left, includes instructions for how to use it, with the only confusion i'd experienced being which direction to face the document in the insert slot, so you might want to pay a lil closer attention to that aspect than others when printing a copy. lastly, having not visited the library for any significant amount of time since the installment of study rooms to the second floor, i got a close look into some of the several reservable glass enclosement quiet rooms overlooking downtown, a distinct feature among all library locations i've visited, in tulsa or otherwise.

Advertises parking for BOK center events but then locks cars in the garage with no way to get them…read moreout. Came from OKC and had to find a hotel room because of this.

Nice little library in a community where the most need is afternoon and evening. They don't have…read moreenough morning use to justify the expense. They do have materials not available elsewhere and I do make special trips here when I don't want to wait on something.

Great library! Located on the east side of main street with a spacious parking lot that is pretty…read moreeasy to navigate. The building is very new, well maintained, and kept very clean. The customer service is great, the internet access is great, and the selection especially in the children's area is great too.

i went to the library yesterday to ask if i'd be able to post a flyer at the location for an…read moreupcoming event celebrating april birthdays of children with autism, in conjunction with easter. the young woman who assisted me kindly asked me to show her a confirmation email from the county library online support giving approval for posting the flyer at library locations, which i'd received a couple days prior within about two days of requesting permission. she then promptly posted the flyer on the bulletin board in the first corridor of the library, before the main book section. then, while waiting for a ride from the library, i was blessed to get the opportunity to observe a magnificently curated display in the library corridor regarding the history of black wall street, as well as significant people to the literary tradition cultivated at the particular library location, which is the home of the african american resource center for the tulsa library system. among the individuals recognized for efforts to the library include hannibal johnson, john hope franklin, and nikki giovanni, each of whom is pictured on a wall display along with a quote from each concerning a connection to the library. lastly, i'd like to offer an observation about the black wall street display that especially resonated, which is that the description accompanying the image of the williams family at the center of the particular display emphasizes that the couple chose to build a life in the greenwood district more for the economic opportunity available than the connection to african american culture. yet, the image and description is juxtaposed with a display case of egyptian artifacts, which though i'm not certain is a permanent display, suggests to me that although some individuals significant to african american have not placed an emphasis on cultivating a distinct culture, culture still perseveres in history.

Rudisill is a nice community library. Although modest in size it as a nice collection of books,…read morevideos, papers and topical materials. It also has an adequate quantity of computers (complete with WiFi) available for independent research. It has an African American focus with historical records and art work. Very helpful member of the community it serves.

Free hot dogs to veterans today. Celebrating the 250 birthday. Good to be around veterans of all…read morebranches.

With the Albert Schwab detachment of the Marine Corps League celebrating the 249th birthday of the…read moreUS Marine Corps. The Centennial Lounge upstairs was the site of the party. Bagpipers, birthday cake, camaraderie all combined for a memorable event.