Kristina H.
6/20/2025
My child and I signed up for the Mayor's Summer Reading Program, so we visited today to pick out our incentive for reading over 1k minutes each (so far)! The librarians were both pleasant and the...
Fort Worth Public Library - Summerglen
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4205 Basswood Blvd
Fort Worth, TX 76137
Fort Worth Public Library - Summerglen, situated in Fort Worth, TX, provides a hub for literary exploration and community engagement. With a variety of resources, programs, and events, this library offers a welcoming space for individuals of all ages to connect with literature and information.
Enriching the cultural landscape of Fort Worth, the library fosters a love for reading and learning through its diverse collection of books, digital resources, and interactive activities. Visitors can explore new worlds, gain knowledge, and participate in educational initiatives designed to inspire curiosity and creativity.
Supported by a dedicated team passionate about promoting literacy and lifelong learning, Fort Worth Public Library - Summerglen serves as a vital resource for the local community, encouraging intellectual development and fostering a deeper appreciation for the written word.
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Tina C.
10/10/2024
Such a nice place! Fun for the kids with a nice little play area and tables with puzzles and other activities. Well organized books and very helpful and friendly staff, clean environment. I would...
Michelle J.
9/30/2022
I am a huge fan of libraries. I like where this one is located. It is very small though. I wish it was bigger. I do think the librarians at the Southwest location off Hulen and the East Regional...
John G.
5/1/2024
Very helpful employees. They go above and beyond of what their duties require. They are great at this location.
Jessica F.
6/10/2016
This library is really loud, full of children and adults that don't know how to use their library voice. There are a few tables set up and quite a few computers for use but they are all centrally...
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