Stanley A. Milner Library (Under Revitalization)

Kid-friendly resources abound—storytimes, interactive wall displays, children’s maker spacesnnDowntown parking can be scarce; consider transit or ride-share.nnSecurity guards are therennvery peaceful atmospherennVariety of wooden games , tablets for kids playnnNeat and clean washroom

Very racially profiling staff. I’ve reported this library about an incident that happened a couple days ago, the staff didn’t let me explain while I was being kicked out, I don’t appreciate the racism against a young native woman like me and I don’t wanna have to tell them my medical problems just so they won’t think I’m doing drugs just because I was in a washroom for awhile. I don’t appreciate the security making inappropriate comments about my boyfriend either so don’t come here if your not white or else you’ll get racially profiled

The Stanley A. Milner Library in Downtown is really big, with many study areas.nnI walked through all the open floors and noticed that, in addition to books available for borrowing, they also have music CD, DVD and more.nnI found that they provide different types of multipurpose rooms for use, such as game zone and makerspace. It is very diverse and interesting.

My recent visit to the Edmonton Public Library left me with a mixed bag of impressions, but overall, it was a positive experience. Upon entering I was greeted by a super-friendly old lady whose warmth and helpfulness set a welcoming tone for my visit. She efficiently assisted me with printing, making the process hassle-free.nnThe library's spacious layout immediately caught my attention, providing ample room for browsing and reading. The vast collection of books further impressed me, catering to a wide range of interests and preferences. It's undoubtedly a haven for book lovers.nnFor families with children, the Library offers a treasure trove of resources and activities. From engaging storytimes to educational workshops, there's plenty to keep young minds stimulated and entertained.nnHowever, it's important to note that during my visit, I observed a significant presence of homeless individuals using the computers on the third floor. While this didn't directly impact my experience, it's something to be mindful of, especially for visitors with specific concerns or preferences.

Great place, more then just books they offer job groups if you are looking for work, access to computers, you can take out video games and one of the coolest perks you have access to 3D printers! There are multiple other oppertunies to check out as well. I highly recommend checking the place out.