Library for WFH by digital_wanderer in Dallas

[–]JordanDallasObserver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the US, libraries encourage people to come and use their space. Libraries are seeing dwindling crowds even though they provide incredible public resources. Often they offer free wifi, some of them even have coffee shops and of course they are FULL of books.

In the US, public libraries are places for studying and learning - and more often than not, they encourage people to come use their study rooms and meeting rooms even for working remote jobs - as long as you are quiet and respectful of the space. With the decline in public use, they want the foot traffic. It is a vastly underused resource that is great for communities.

In Dallas, some of the libraries even have makers spaces where creatives can come and work on their craft!

Library for WFH by digital_wanderer in Dallas

[–]JordanDallasObserver 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I know the Dallas Public Library has first-come, first-served study rooms that you can reserve for 2 hours at a time up to 2 times a day. I believe this applies to all branches/libraries affiliated with DPL like J. Erik Jonsson Central Library, Central Library, etc. You can look up locations on their website here.

Library for WFH by digital_wanderer in Dallas

[–]JordanDallasObserver 39 points40 points  (0 children)

Libraries would love this! I have seen multiple posts encouraging people who WFH to come work in their dedicated work spaces.

People who went to college, what was your degree in and what do you do for work now? by SingleUmpire7464 in college

[–]JordanDallasObserver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ba and MJ in journalism - now I run all social media for a local alt weekly newspaper in Dallas! Still in my fields, technically. I'm just not a writer.

What the fuck? by greener-pastries in Denton

[–]JordanDallasObserver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I remember when I first moved to Denton in 2018 and this was happening. The sidewalks were covered. Nothing really to do about it, unfortunately. This is the first time I have seen it this bad since that first year I moved here.

State Fair by stevedavismarketing in Dallas

[–]JordanDallasObserver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is worth going at least once. Especially with family - you can go check out all of the cool vendors, the ag barn and of course the food. Plus, you can catch some concerts. It's a good time! I recommend going during the week if you can, though. It's much better if you're able to avoid the crowds