Marydean Martin Library

Marydean Martin Library sits on the Nevada State University campus at 1300 Nevada State Dr in Henderson (89002) and is open to the public, including kids and teens ages 5 to 18. The library splits its youth access into two brackets, 5-12 and 13-18, and offers Maker Space access, general library resource access, study spaces, and technology workshops.

On-site amenities include computer access, Wi-Fi, study rooms, printing services, and the Maker Space itself, all available to the public rather than restricted to university students only. The library is marked special needs friendly, with accessible facilities, assistive technology, and quiet study spaces listed among its accommodations.

Hours run late on weekdays: Monday through Thursday from 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM, giving students a long window after school for homework, Maker Space projects, or technology workshops. Friday hours shorten to 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Saturday runs 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and the library is closed on Sunday. It operates year-round.

Everything at Marydean Martin Library is free, per the listed price range, since it is a university library open to public use rather than a paid program. Because it's a Free listing, families do not need to plan around any per-visit or per-class cost, though scheduled technology workshops may still require sign-up.

Library services and communications are in English. For questions about Maker Space hours, technology workshop schedules, or general library use by minors, call (702) 992-2800 or visit library.nevadastate.edu.

For a Henderson family looking for a free, air-conditioned, quiet place for a school-age kid or teen to study, print homework, or try out Maker Space equipment, this university library is a legitimate no-cost option with real accessibility accommodations built in, not just a study hall. The late weekday closing time in particular makes it usable after a full school day and any after-school activity.