Arcade Library - 3D Printing Service in Sacramento

The Arcade library is easily one of my favorites in the county. I've started coming regularly to storytime with my daughter after stopping by once to borrow a power washer. Mrs. Lizzie runs an excellent program featuring an art project every week and it is one of the best ways to spend a Tuesday morning with a 2-5 year-old. There is a prominent unhoused population in the area and I feel that the library does a good job at managing the situation, including providing services, staffing some security, and imposing an open door policy for the on-site public restooms which helps ensure everyone visiting has safe access (which is absolutely crucial for a freshly potty trained toddler) Looking forward to much more quality time spent here!

Would give a zero if I could. I do not recommend studying here. The place is noisy, dirty, and unsafe.

This Is A Nice Relaxing Place To Read or Use The Internet or Charge YOUR Cellular Phone &/or Laptop &/or Tablet. YOU Can Check YOUR E-Mail, E-Mail, Scan, Fax Here. The Librarians (Employees) Are Friendly & Helpful. They Have A Security Guard On Sight For Safety Reasons & Theft Prevention Reasons. I Enjoy Going Here To Do Any & All Of The Above Mentioned Things. ~ Their's A Post Office & Bingo Place Behind The Library. ~ Their's A Taco Bell On One Side Of Them. ~ Their's A Wellspace Health On The Other Side Of Them. ~ Their's A Little Caesar's Pizza Across The Street From Them. ~ Their's A Gas Station NOT Far From Them On The Corner Of Marconi Avenue & Fulton Avenue. ~ Their's A Honey Ham Company On The Opposite Corner Of The Gasoline Station. ~ Their's Sprouts, Trade Joe's & Walmart Neighborhood Market NOT Far From Them. ~ Their's A Jamba Juice, Jersey Mike's Subs, Anderson's Pharmacy, 5 Guys Pizza, Ross Dress For Less, Really Great Mexican Restaurant, Bank Of America, BioLife Plasma, etcetera ALL Nearby ALL Within 1 Mile or Less From This Library.

I absolutely love this library the staff is amazing

Would be a decent place if they followed any rule of not letting people talk for hours in the middle of the reading tables.