A buddy rents all his video games there. He hasn’t bought a game in several years. As he has two younger children it’s nice to save the money I’m sure.

So if you’re a budget gamer this is smart! You don’t even need to be a patient gamer it seems. He’s been renting games that have come out just weeks before.

His library (and mine) only offer console games. Not helpful for us PC gamers.

This goes for voting, too, btw.

Usually I just use the library online. Recently they made me come in to renew my card. While I was there I looked at the movies and saw one that I had just rented on Amazon. Face Palm.

My library’s Kanopy selection is great. Finally watching The Prisoner all the way through.

I use Hoopla to read comic books on the train. Just download before you hit a tunnel.

Books, e-books, library of things, games, reading clubs, meeting spaces, computer access, community; libraries are an amazing resource and pillar of healthy communities.

I’m currently streaming a show on Kanopy.com for free through my library card.

the main branch in Vancouver used to(might still, but don’t live there now) have a full on recording studio you could book sessions and rent almost any kinda instrument and/or equipment you wanted. did a few recordings there and it was awesome. sound isolation booths and all sorts of studio monitors and headphones. really cool stuff

Also you can borrow cds and dvds and rip them

dont do books