"There are four kinds of spaces to work in: 1) Standing bars with chairs, open area spaces. All along the back area, along the glass, once you come through the main enrance. These are few in number. 2) Study cubicles along the wall. These make most of the spaces; there are thirty two of them. 1 person per cublicle. Cubicles sit at the outside perimeter of the adult section. The ones in the front sit by windows and have natural light, the ones in the back do not, but they all do have their own flourencent lamps you can turn on. 3) Tables. There are eight, four person tables along the windows and walls of the library. Four away from traffic and are quiet. Four tables sit in the square in the middle of the of the adult book section of the library; those are the loudest however they sit under a very high ceiling which I like. 4) Lounge area imediately after you enter, its open and visible. It has 20 seats groupes around 5 different little tables. At the end of the hall in the adult section there is another lounge. This section has two tall tables with four chairs each, three comfy sofa chairs and two rocking chairs. The library has one private room that can be reserved if you meet the library's criteria (membership, use, availability, etc). Outlets are all located very close so that you can connect your computer.There is plenty of parking. There is bicycle parking too. Wifi is free, with no time limit. Crowded times are after school on school days, about 3 to 5:30 weekdays, Saturdays (it fluctuates). I cannot comment on School Summer Break crowds."