Revere Public Library

The Revere Public Library is a wonderful community resource! The staff are always friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. The library has a great selection of books, audiobooks, and movies, and their children’s area is especially inviting. I appreciate how clean and organized everything is, and the quiet reading spaces make it easy to focus. They also host great events and programs for all ages. A real gem in Revere!

I love this library. I called 2 other libraries in surrounding towns and one wasn’t the nicest, and the other had a limit on how much I could print. I am so grateful for libraries like Revere Public Library who are flexible and have kind staff. Special thank you to Kim who was so kind to go above and beyond when I had a large print job for a fundraiser. Thank you!!!

I was really disappointed with my recent visit to this library. I came on a Sunday with my family, only to find out they’re closed, which was frustrating since weekends are the only time we can visit. When I finally came during the week, it was clear the place was short-staffed compared to other public libraries in the area. I had to wait a long time just to get basic help, and when someone was finally available, they seemed overwhelmed and rushed and did not have experience conducting reference interviews. There was no dedicated reference librarian or reference desk upstairs, which made it hard to get the in-depth assistance I needed for my school research project. The staff who were there did their best, but it’s obvious they’re spread too thin. A public library should be accessible a

Historic building, yet smaller library compared to others in the area. I've spent some good time here studying, and overall the library is quiet and nice. Staff is very friendly, and willing to assist and answer questions to almost anything you can ask. WiFi is free and fast and I've had no issues browsing, watching occasional videos, or doing other typical internet tasks. This library is part of the NOBLE library system (North of Boston Library Exchange). What you can't find here might be accessible through the NOBLE system, since this library is fairly small. Overall I enjoy the quiet nature of the place and is a great place to study.

I like the historical style of the building, but it is so loud inside. People constantly walk in and talk so loudly. I come to the library to find a quiet place to study, and it is so unfortunate that no one respects the signs that say "be quiet" nor does the staff care! I am honestly going to start going back to the Chelsea Library because at least they respect the quiet rule.