Riverhead Free Library

I was part of a singing group, The Troubadours, who performed there. Very large library in the first floor, with performance rooms in the basement. Lots of parking available and the entrance had sliding doors. The staff was extremely helpful. I would love for our group to sing there again.

I registered for a class & the Library closed on that day! I was unaware that the Library was closed until I went there! This could have been avoided if they had contacted me! A text or email would have been expected! Not signing up for any classes because a little consideration would have been required!

I really tried to give Riverhead Public Library a fair chance, but it is consistently one of the worst libraries I’ve ever used. For starters, there are only two charging spots: one randomly placed on a wall, and the other next to a single table. To make matters worse, that one outlet by the table is always monopolized for hours by someone just sitting there charging their phone. The bathroom situation is equally disappointing. More than once I couldn’t use the facilities at all because they were so poorly maintained. This is incredibly frustrating when you’re at the library for hours trying to get work done. On top of all that, some staff often are loud and inconsiderate of people studying or working nearby. At the end of the day, almost every other library in Suffolk County puts this o

The Riverhead Library is a treasure! Ben kindly gave me a warm welcome as well as guided directions through the library and shared helpful insight about library resources. Ally was wonderful in explaining how to get tickets for the Long Island Aquarium. She was knowledgable, friendly & patient with me. Every staff member I encountered were personable which made my visit easy and enjoyable.

Definitely appreciate the free notary and other services that all libraries offer but to promote people to use electric scooters but your not able to even charge up while you wait for these free services is insane. Like if you want some money towed the electric bill just say that but to not be sure about something and just to tell me no without even checking into it is just a bit rude to me personally. I wouldn’t wanna see someone stranded later in the day when they could’ve easily charged out of the way off to the side of a not so busy library. I guess I need to carry a generator around with me when I travel via scooter. Question though… what’s the difference if someone phone died and they asked to use the outlet to charge their phone so they can make it home? I do appreciate the notary