Gwinnett County Public Library - Dacula Branch

A woman named Skylar re ensured my faith to keep pushing. when I was cold and depressed she doesn't work here. Bless all The Library staff are amazing as well.

My daughter and I spend a lot of time here. We come for Story time with Melanie almost weekly. One of the biggest disappointments and disadvantages is "Teen Zone". I get the concept and esthetic of what is is suppose to be. Kids meeting up after school to do homework, and study quietly. But, that is not the case. It's unfortunate that if we want to visit later In the day, we have to visit another library. The kids have no respect or regard for anyone but themselves. If the program will not be used properly then they need to forfeit it, and channel their energy towards something else. This library could be so much better but 2-6pm is a ridiculous amount of time for kids to play around. You can never get any work done here after 2pm. The fact that a security gaurd is needed is a tell tell si

Clean, quiet, and well-organized with a good book selection. Friendly staff and a nice space for reading or studying. Great community spot!

I recently moved to the area and finally got around to getting my library card, and I'm so glad I did! This library is absolutely beautiful, with a welcoming atmosphere and a fantastic selection of books, resources, and cozy spaces to read or work. What truly sets it apart, though, is the amazing staff. Everyone I've met has been so kind, helpful, and genuinely passionate about what they do. I love having such a wonderful library in my new community. Highly recommend!

I recently visited the Dacula Public Library and I absolutely enjoyed being there. Upon entering, I was immediately greeted by one of the Librarians, with a smile and that kind of appreciation, has to make one feels beyond welcome. The place was beautiful, smelled good, perfect lightings and extremely clean. I interacted with three employees and not only did they know what they were talking about, they were very professional and ready and willing to assist. All three librarians were very courteous, pleasant and treated me with tremendous respect. What I treasured most, was the fact that, everyone else that I witnessed entering the facility, was treated with the same degree of respect and that candidly melted my heart. I went to the Dacula Library, to use one of its computers, to complete a