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1. Martha Riley Community Library - Roseville
· 96 reviews
1501 Pleasant Grove Blvd, Roseville, CA 95747
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Viki Morozova: Best Library!!! Lots of amazing books!!! Love
joseph xavier for coding: Great selection of books to borrow from
Michael Johnson (Mike Johnson): The library itself is small, but laid out well with children's literature downstairs and older material upstairs to try to keep the upper level less chaotic. The facilities are clean and organized and the staff is warm and helpful. The utilities exploration center nextdoor is an incredible interactive experience for children and adults alike. Educational and fun, it is an essential stop for children
Paul Lee: Dramatic contemporary architecture, hosting a public access television studio!
Marah Mansour: Very nice and clean library. Calm and quiet for students. Good for kids activities, playing, reading and painting. Very comfy chairs. U can use it to study and work.
I A: Nice library, lot of spots for individual study with plenty of outlets. Second floor is for studying, although theres plenty of noise coming from first floor where plenty of kids are present, also parents from first floor don't realize theyre in library, it can become very loud, so you can hear everything to 2nd floor. You can rent enclosed rooms on 2nd floor, but they are limited and are taken.
David James: Our family library. Great people, great selection and free for residents!
Maya B.: Fantastic place for the entire family! Great play area outside for kids big and little. The STEM activities for the kids. My toddler loves this library.
Kelsey Bayles: Phenomenal staff. We’ve been to this library several times in the past and always loved it, but we were sheltered in place here during the active shooting incident in April. I can’t even begin to describe how absolutely wonderful the staff were to all of the children, when I’m sure they must have been terrified themselves. We are forever grateful to them.
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2. Maidu Library - Roseville
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· 68 reviews
1530 Maidu Dr, Roseville, CA 95661, United States
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WVH Bathtub Refinishing: Very good library, I recommend 👌
Sharyl Carpenter: This is the best library ever! All the librarians are always helpful. It's a "feel good" kind of place!
Geneva Trisler: We did a walk around the playing field and School ..it was cold but enjoyable.
Rebecca Alexander: The librarians were very nice and helpful. The Selection seemed good. It's small but nice. 🙂
Joanne Porter: Very caring and patient librarians and new books for kids in the summer. Fun scavenger hunt for the kids
Steve Beckler: Nice library, a bit noisy at times but staff can move people to other rooms if needed from main room. All of Roseville libraries top notch.
Sally Gredvig: Maidu library fantastic!!!!!!
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3. Roseville Public Library - Roseville
· 86 reviews
225 Taylor St, Roseville, CA 95678
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kimi k.: A quiet and clean public library.The WiFi connection is good and you can use either the city or the library for free.Of course, there are also free PCs available, and once you log out, all your history is erased, so you can rest assured.It's close to downtown, so when the weather's nice, I sometimes go there for a walk from my house.This time of year, when temperatures exceed 100 degrees, the facility operates as a public cooling shelter and has extended opening hours.It is also a public library that helps homeless people.Library also sell used books, CDs, DVDs, etc. for a limited time, and sometimes even at half price.If you are interested, give it a visit. You might find something interesting.Parking is not a problem.I only go there occasionally, but it's my favorite library.
Elle Buda: It's has a really lovely kid area, perfect for my toddler
Sequoia Sempervirens: Excellent public library with a wonderful children’s section.
Rt Galvez: -access only in the front side building door kept lock and INCONVENIENCE for people with disabilities since the parking is all the way down to the back.They have a good variety of Books from toddler up to adults.They have : backpacks set for exploring 🎒Educational Toys Advance STEM Toys 🎨Book store - with minimal selection. 📚
Danielle Ouellet: Huge interior and always clean staff is quick to help and answers questions I have conpeyently. Security guy nice and helpfull
Tabetha Newman: Such kind ladies
Anna: The bathrooms were clean. It was a bit loud for a library. A lot of people sleeping on the tables. The security guard was always on his phone and taking pictures of himself which i found interesting. The books were scarce. A good place to go and cool off when it’s very hot outside.
Corrine Wiens: Love Roseville library!
Thuy Nguyen: Our first time here and we got signed up for summer reading and joined the reading time! It was a great turn out.
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4. Roden Little Free Library - Roseville
· 1 reviews
1724-1726 Tanglewood Ln, Roseville, CA 95661
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5. Roseville Utility Exploration Center - Roseville
· 13 reviews
1501 Pleasant Grove Blvd, Roseville, CA 95747
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J L: are sourced and delivered. There are games, scavenger hunts, and tons of interactive displays about conservation, decomposition, recycling, reusing, reducing, etc. Because it's all hands-on, kids love it and everything's really quite engaging.The whole place is well lighted and designed and just very welcoming b/c it's so filled with colorful and creative posters, demonstrations, and activities. It's also fun for parents and other adults. There are also various programs held here to educate the public about topics like composting, gardening, conserving energy, and special programs for kids to learn about the application of science and technology. Overall, this is a really wonderful center for exploration!
Adam Winn: Super fun for the kiddo. Great staff!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …
Scott T. Wasley: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free
Tanya C: Excellent place for curious little minds. Helpful staff, hands-on activities. And best of all- it's FREE!
Lin: My son loves here soooooo much. We try to join the activity every month since I found out about it. After the activity is over, my son has a lot of fun in the Utility center, like playing magnets, electric generators, pizzles, ect. The workers and volunteers are super nice and patient. My son always asks to stay another 10 minutes and another 10 minutes. He doesn't want to leave every time we are there.
Aryaman Singh: Cool place to learn about saving the earth!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
ELizabeth W.: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Price for adult entry Free
Robert Noll: Great place for kidsVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …
Kue Lee: Really awesome place to learn about the great things that the City of Roseville utility provides for its residents. Lots of fun activities for kids and super educational.
Don Mikus: Awesome and Friendly Staff!
Water Heaters Only, Inc.: We had a great time at the recent Roseville Earth Festival. The utility exploration hosted the event and they did a great job! The library inside is a great resource for young kids to learn about earth conservation and earth sciences. Also the locally made up-cycled art hanging on the walls is a real eye catcher. I recommend at least one trip to the center just to see what they have going on. However, the Earth festival was amazing, great food trucks, live music and animal and fashion shows. Lots of tips for conservation, plus cool energy and water saving products!
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6. Lincoln Public Library - Lincoln
· 56 reviews
485 Twelve Bridges Dr, Lincoln, CA 95648
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Stephen Smith: One of the best public libraries I've ever experienced. Their policies are more human & understanding; never draconian like so many other places. Great selection of fiction reading. I haven't had much opportunity to use their non-fiction collections, so cannot speak to that. Good audio-visual collections, too.
Uriah Soloman-Burke: Always fun to go with the kids. Love the movie nights and the extra activities that keep the littles busy and having fun. Highly recommend. Parking is difficult though.
Sarah: Kathryn, Karen and Hannah. Thank you so much for helping with our meeting today. Kathryn helped so much with getting everything set up for our football meeting and getting our room reserved! Everything went perfect at the meeting. Thanks again Lincoln Library.
Laura Hernandez: Great library and staff just wish the entrance was so far away.
Michael Joesting: Wonderful experience every time. Great children's area and book selection. People who work there are always friendly.
Chris Gray: Easy in and out with great staff!
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7. Rocklin Public Library - Rocklin
· 45 reviews
4890 Granite Dr, Rocklin, CA 95677
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Join us online May 17th for our quarterly Library Advisory Board Meeting from 6:30 – 8:30 pm on Zoom. Members of the public are welcome to attend. We hope to see you there!
More information such as agendas, minutes, and links to meeting room available here: https://www.placer.ca.gov/2098/Library-Advisory-Board.
The Library Advisory Board (LAB) advises and makes recommendations to the Board of Supervisors (BOS) and the Director of Library Services concerning policies and procedures for the operation of the Placer County Library System. The LAB also studies and reviews plans and programs for the long-term development of Placer County Library, and advocates in support of building strong communities and connecting people for a better future.
Two new AWE All-In-One Early Literacy Stations are now available at Rocklin Library, and one new All-In-One AfterSchool Edge Station is ready to use at Auburn Library! These standalone computers feature award-winning, preloaded educational games designed for children ages 2-8 and 6-12 respectively, and also include homeschool resources. Special thanks to the Friends of the Rocklin Library for funding two new workstations that offer over 75 learning programs!
Auburn, Foresthill, and Granite Bay Library locations also have existing AWE Early Literacy stations available.
AWE computers are designed to support school readiness and early education while making learning exciting and engaging. The Early Literacy Stations (ELS) programs span every curriculum area: reading, language arts, STEM, social studies, writing, graphic arts, typing, music, and more. Content is correlated to Common Core standards. The ELS's imaginative interface encourages readers' and pre-readers' exploration.
Auburn’s AfterSchool Edge Station features 70 programs offering 4,000+ multicurricular and STREAM-aligned learning activities that are not only fun for kids, but make this the ideal resource for enrichment, homework help, and skill reinforcement.
No library card is needed to use an AWE computer – you can sit down and start playing and learning immediately! AWE Learning workstations are available on a first-come, first-served basis. These stations are not connected to the internet, ensuring a safer digital learning environment.
Photo above of Ellioh Cook enjoying an educational game on an AWE Learning workstation at the Auburn Library.
Check out the AWE Learning company website for more information on their Early Literacy station and AfterSchool Edge station.
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Access to this database is free at all seven locations on our public computers
Join us online May 17th for our quarterly Library Advisory Board Meeting from 6:30 – 8:30 pm on Zoom. Members of the public are welcome to attend. We hope to see you there!
More information such as agendas, minutes, and links to meeting room available here: https://www.placer.ca.gov/2098/Library-Advisory-Board.
The Library Advisory Board (LAB) advises and makes recommendations to the Board of Supervisors (BOS) and the Director of Library Services concerning policies and procedures for the operation of the Placer County Library System. The LAB also studies and reviews plans and programs for the long-term development of Placer County Library, and advocates in support of building strong communities and connecting people for a better future.
Two new AWE All-In-One Early Literacy Stations are now available at Rocklin Library, and one new All-In-One AfterSchool Edge Station is ready to use at Auburn Library! These standalone computers feature award-winning, preloaded educational games designed for children ages 2-8 and 6-12 respectively, and also include homeschool resources. Special thanks to the Friends of the Rocklin Library for funding two new workstations that offer over 75 learning programs!
Auburn, Foresthill, and Granite Bay Library locations also have existing AWE Early Literacy stations available.
AWE computers are designed to support school readiness and early education while making learning exciting and engaging. The Early Literacy Stations (ELS) programs span every curriculum area: reading, language arts, STEM, social studies, writing, graphic arts, typing, music, and more. Content is correlated to Common Core standards. The ELS's imaginative interface encourages readers' and pre-readers' exploration.
Auburn’s AfterSchool Edge Station features 70 programs offering 4,000+ multicurricular and STREAM-aligned learning activities that are not only fun for kids, but make this the ideal resource for enrichment, homework help, and skill reinforcement.
No library card is needed to use an AWE computer – you can sit down and start playing and learning immediately! AWE Learning workstations are available on a first-come, first-served basis. These stations are not connected to the internet, ensuring a safer digital learning environment.
Photo above of Ellioh Cook enjoying an educational game on an AWE Learning workstation at the Auburn Library.
Check out the AWE Learning company website for more information on their Early Literacy station and AfterSchool Edge station.
Ancestry.com offers research tools and access to billions of records across U.S. and international collections for censuses, vital records, military documents, ship lists, directories and more.
Access to this database is free at all seven locations on our public computers
Alyssa Coffman: I haven't been to the other libraries around town, but this is the libary I live closest too. I'm at the libary at least once a week. I like doing the reading challenges when they appear. At the writing of this review, they're doing a choose your own adventure challenge and that has been really fun.
leticia Gaona: Peace of mind, clean and help at the moment if you request it, be careful if you don't deliver the books on time they will charge you for it and with interest lol.Tranquility, clean and help at the moment if you request it, be careful if you don't deliver the books on time they will charge you for it and with interest lol.
James Blackburn: Very helpful staff, and great environment for reading!
Jenny McGuckin: Love our local library! Peaceful setting, lots of parking and helpful staff.
Oksana Lawrence: Best library! Great train area to play for kids, toddler times, & arts & crafts . I just wish they were opened on Mondays too 😅.
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8. Del Paso Heights Library - Sacramento
· 32 reviews
920 Grand Ave, Sacramento, CA 95838
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cherlindra harrison: Let's read more books it's good for your mind to grow they even have a book vending machine what crazy cool
Antonio Alarcón: Pretty lively for such a small location. I love how they have a kiosk and a self checkout area.
Tanesha Mogilles: lots of homeless people in the neighborhood
Adriana Sanchez: Great staff always very helpful and nice
David Gomes: My office!
DE CAMINO: We can actually go in and sit down and study
Virginia Sue Green: DEL PASO HEIGHTS LIBRARY HAS EVERYTHING YOU WOULD EVER WANT IN A LIBRARY. GOOD SELECTION OF BOOKS .GOOD PEOPLE THAT WORKS THERE.
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9. Orangevale Library - Orangevale
· 37 reviews
8820 Greenback Ln # L, Orangevale, CA 95662
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Bill Shippen (Bill): Peace and Quiet!
Paul Kulda: Librarian Laurie was super knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful!! Thank you Laurie for showing me the impressive range of online library services available!
Rich Custer: Very Nice, modern to the fullest.
Ray Bouknight: My first visit to this branch. From the outside it look small, but inside there are many amenities. Plenty of parking when I arrived. They have free flower and garden seeds, with planting information. Staff were very friendly.
Patty Darrach: Laurie and Jenn were great! I was applying for a small business loan and they both walked me through all the way to the end… There were so many steps and the gals were right there till the application was submitted! I had mentioned “if I was at home I would have gave up by now”! Thank you ladies for your patience and help!
Cattherine Ikesaki: Best staff anywhere
Judy Watts: It was very nice. They offer free heirloom vegetables seeds in many varieties to the community. And get new varieties as seasons change. I was helped by the nicest volunteer and brought home my fall planting seeds and a few to start indoors first spring. They have herbs also.
Celeste Roseberry: Oh how I love this place! The remodel is beautiful and the library is so state of the art. I am impressed with sections of children's books in both Russian and Spanish. There is a wide selection for everyyone and the librarians are really helpful. I appreciate the books you can buy for $1.00--I've gotten some great deals. Super highly recommended!
Pam Slye: Wonderful library!! Very nice and courteous staff here!!
Wayne Shermer: Great! Love the new look!
Joan Dean: So happy for the reopening of this library branch. Love the new space, the remodeling. The staff are as helpful and friendly as they have been before. Thank you !
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10. El Dorado County Library | El Dorado Hills Branch - El Dorado County
· 56 reviews
7455 Silva Valley Pkwy, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762
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Ali D: Absolutely beautiful place to stop and read a book outside.
Stanislav Oleynik: Awesome! Convenient! Nice lake!
Ayaan Khan: This place is amazing they have a lot of books and their hours are great. They also have very nice employees. They also have board games you can check out like a book which is very nice if you want to play the board game and don't want to but the whole game. They also have couches and esk for working and relaxing.
haripriya kvss: Wonderful place for toddlers and kids.They have a play area with lots of toys.I like the mother goose program very much,Staff are super friendly and helpful.Ms.Missy makes everyone feel welcomed.
Yeahoo Whoyah: First Annual Fine Art Festival. Art, live music, food vendors. 75-degree October Saturday all is good.
Arkadi Tamazyan: Good
Sarah Ha: Great library! Lots of activities and events
Anil Derebail: Nice place with a good selection of books and games.
Michael P: Lovely local library.
