Cabarrus County Public Library (Harrisburg) — Attraction in Harrisburg

Harrisburg Library is just a block off hiway 49 and tucked in a beautiful rural setting. It's small but there is plenty of comfortable seating to relax and browse through magazines or read. The library also provides individual study cubes if you need to concentrate more than usual. The only downside to this particular Cabarrus County library is the noise level during the day. Don't be surprised if the quite is interrupted by crying infants, screaming children or talkative library assistances. I think the real problem is the interior design. It's comprised of an open floorplan so all sound carries through the space. I enjoy going there and will continue to do so, but just be forewarned about the potential...

I have had multiple negative experiences at the Harrisburg, NC library. Every time I try to use the computer there is a problem with my account. They refuse to tell me what the problem is but somehow get it fixed after I ask for help about 3 times. Today I was there printing some things off for our adoption paperwork, and a library employee stood in front of the printer and stared at me the entire time I was using it (she was in my way and I literally had to reach around her to get my papers. Why???) Then she disabled the printer so I couldn't use it, said "let me know if you need help" and walked away. I have never felt so uncomfortable at a library and definitely will...

I’m a regular here, but I rarely spend much time in the library itself. Instead I use the fantastic online catalog to request books, audiobooks and DVD’s. This makes it super easy to pop by to pick up my items when I get the email notification that they’re ready - and they added a convenient curbside service in response to Covid. When they haven’t had what I was looking for, I’ve filled out an online request and more often than not the library has added the item to its catalog. As a bonus, this library is located right by the fantastic Harrisburg park. I love picking up my requested book, then walking over to find a quiet park bench to begin...