Sedona Public Library

Beautiful library worthy of Sedona. Well done!
The staff were more than helpful and the tables and chairs were clean. I’ve had the pleasure of visiting libraries across the United States and this one certainly ranks in the upper echelon. I look forward to my return!

I love libraries. I would be in bad shape if i couldnt get a constant influx of great books and audio books. This library is pretty and I like their new self check out system. I am also able to order books I want to read but they dont have. Free super fast wifi is helpful if I have to to upload large files.

The best library ever!!! The amount of books on spirituality and astrology rival a new age bookstore. This is the nicest library I’ve ever seen :)

This is a great library and has an amazing selection of books and great independent movies. The library has a lovely fireplace — too bad they don’t light it. It is a chilly 34 degrees today and the fireplace is off.
The only reason for me giving the 3 stars is due to their customer service. The ladies at the check out area are very rude and condescending. I know many of them are volunteers but jeez — if you don’t want be at a place where you help people find something else to do.
Maybe the Sedona Public Library has to give them an intro class on how to sociable and polite.

This is my dream library. Being that it is located in the new age mecca of Sedona, there are a lot of fascinating new age books available. While I was visiting briefly I was impressed and yearn to return for the sole purpose of spending a week or two reading their new age books!

I have never met a library I haven’t loved. We got into a conversation w/​the couple next to us at dinner last night and they recommended driving out to the Enchantment Resort, which we had never done. On the way out Dry Creek Road we noticed a sign for the library and decided to stop here on the way back to town.
The drive out that road was extraordinary, bringing us close to the rocks in an area we’d seen only distantly. What I love most about Sedona can’t be Unilocaled: the stunning vistas of the rocks etched against the blue of the sky. The sight of them lifts my heart in a way that’s impossible to express adequately. I hope the people who live here never lose the sense of wonder at their splendor and the good fortune of living here. We drove around the roads, just exploring, taking pictures and being awed by what we saw.
We stopped at the library, which was opened in 1994. It’s large, w/​high central wooden ceilings and windows high and low. Pillars and some walls are constructed of red rocks in varying sizes, shapes and thicknesses. They have wifi, of course. They currently have displays of Christmas crafts and atop the bookshelves next to me are a couple of sock monkeys in a sleigh. If I were into that sort of stuff I would buy it because it’s darling, but I’m not, and besides, it’s marked SOLD. Unlike many library visits we’re not taking refuge, just stopping by because we saw it, but now we know for another trip.