Meeting and Study Rooms
Reserve a space to host a meeting, telework, or study at your library. Connect to online meetings using videoconferencing technology equipment in rooms at select libraries.
Room availability, capacity, and equipment vary by location. Read our Meeting Room Use policy before making a meeting room reservation.
Find out how to use these public spaces in the frequently asked questions at the bottom of this page. Need help making a reservation? Call your library.
Reserve a Meeting Room
Use a meeting room that can accommodate a large group. Check availability, then request a room reservation.
Find the nearest meeting room on a map.
Reserve a Study Room
Use a study room for just one or a few people. At some locations, you can reserve an enhanced study room with equipment to use in the space. Check availability, then request a room reservation.
Find the nearest study room on a map.
Find the nearest enhanced study room on a map.
Meeting Room FAQs
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Your activities in the space will be open to all library visitors.
You may not collect fees.
You may not sell products or services.
Your reservation may be cancelled if you're more than 30 minutes late. -
Yes, room 2A/B is open for use during Service Center open hours.
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Yes. You can reserve a meeting room. Find a room and request a reservation.
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You can reserve a meeting room online, opens a new window or by contacting your local community library, opens a new window.
Meeting room capacity varies by location.
Reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservations can be made 4 weeks into the future. Include enough time for setting up and breaking down the room.
You will be notified if your request is approved or denied, once staff have reviewed your request.
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You can reserve a meeting room for as many hours as it's available, while the library is open.
Include enough time in your reservation to:
- Set up your activity before it begins.
- Clean up the room after your activity is complete.
- Return the room to its original setup after your activity is complete.
Study Rooms
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Yes. You or your small group can reserve a study room. Find a room and request a reservation.
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You or your small group can make an online reservation to use a study room once per week at each library.
There are no limits to how often you or your small group can drop in to use a study room. If you don't have an advanced reservation, you may still be able to use a study room. Check with staff about availability during your visit. -
You or your small group can reserve a study room up to one week in advance.
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You or your small group can use a study room for up to two hours at a time. This applies to all study rooms, including enhanced study rooms with equipment.
Include enough time in your reservation to:
- Set up your activity before it begins.
- Clean up the room after your activity is complete.
- Return the room to its original setup after your activity is complete.
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Reserve a study room online, or by contacting your local community library.
To reserve a room without equipment:
- Choose a "study room" at your library.
- Select an available time for the room.
- Read and agree to the terms of use.
- Complete the request form.
You don’t need a library card to reserve a standard study room.
To reserve a room with equipment:
- Choose a "study room” at your library.
- Select an available time for the room.
- Add equipment to your cart.
- Select an available time for the equipment.
- Check out. (There is no cost to use equipment.)
- Read and agree to the terms of use.
- Complete the request form.
You need a library card to reserve equipment to use in an enhanced study room.
You will be notified if your request is approved or denied.
If you don't have an advance reservation, you may still be able to use a study room. Check with staff about availability during your visit.
