Rialto Branch Library
Rialto, CA
By Simir Shah
★★★★★4.4(145 Google reviews)
This San Bernardino County branch on W 1st St is an easy free rainy-day or beat-the-heat option right downtown near City Park. Kids can grab books and cool off in the air conditioning, and county libraries run free children's story times and craft programs. Closed Sundays, so plan a Saturday visit if the weekend is your only window.
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251 W 1st St, Rialto, CA 92376, USA
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What visitors say
- maria victoria davila gaitan★★★★★
I go to the library once or twice a week with my son, there is an event called read, stretch and shine for children 0-5!!! my 5 months old really enjoy it, we also take some books home 📕
a month ago
- Mark Zine★★★★★
I like the employees. Being part of the San Bernardino County system, the book selection is a bit weak outside the kids' section, but if another county library has what you need it can be sent to the Rialto branch
a month ago
- Joomi Lee★★★★★
I like this library. It is small but it has a computer lab and ILL (Inter-Library Loan) services for only $3 per book. They are not open seven days a week like the Fontana library is. The people who work here are nice. If you empty this library or any other building I visit and fill it up with trash from landfill or even nuclear waste and watch me enter the building you can watch it disappear into mostly thin air and stuff from another timeline of actual possibility better and/or worse or the same. By stuff I mean things like books, magazines, computers and so on. To test out my claim put a blue recycle bin into my path and watch it disappear into thin air. Holy spirit is better than magic. Why would Jehovah allow Jesus to use holy spirit in this way? To prove my claim that I really was anointed at the age of 14 during my baptism talk. I'm not the youngest to be anointed. Someone else holds that world record. I can visit this library to read books, prepare for my Christian meetings, study languages like Korean, German, or Spanish in a quiet environment without distracting music or food and drink temptation.
7 months ago
- Collette Richey★★★★★
It's so awesome to access the library from my phone and computer so I dont have to physically down there to request a book. All i have to do is wait for the email to come pick it up. This library is amazing and, although small, is open for everyone. I love going through just to see the support they give to the disabled.
10 months ago
- Mark Porter★★★★★
This library is clean, quiet, and comfortable - which give it an "A" grade in my book. Plenty of free parking and convenient to both Metrolink and freeway.
4 years ago
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