Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Book Library — Attraction in New York

We are so incredibly lucky to have this unique library here in NYC . You can learn Braille here for free . Make an appt to use the 3D printer . You can even Have books delivered to your home if your disability meets the requirements . They have a lovely little outside terrace and there is even a baby changing table in the children’s area . Go here to see Braille books and many others . Lots of places to sit and park the stroller . All are welcome here & the staff will help you find what it is you are looking for . Libraries are such a wonderful place to learn and grow ! Go see...

After going to some other public libraries in the area, this one is lacking in stuff but also, pleasantly, lacking in people and strong odors. I'd come back when I need a place to sit for a bit and work or read. There are nice couches that are comfortable and not too beat up. It's nice and quiet. There are only a few seats with table space, but again, the not crowdedness seems to mean that even the few seats are enough. There's a public computer lab and free wifi. The bathrooms are...

This is a great community resource. It has a large upstairs room, many services for disabled and for children. The childrens library is always full of activity, There are scheduled groups for children and adults : stories, crochet, ukelele, ... The staff are friendly, helpful and patient. An oasis. They do not have a huge circulating or reference collection on the first floor. Not sure what is on the spacious 2nd floor. aside from having participated in the ukelele...