Book a Meeting or Study Room.

The Library has a variety of meeting spaces available for your needs free of charge including meeting rooms and study rooms. 

Before You Get Started  

  •  All meetings must be free and open to the public.
  • To ensure equitable access, reservations for large and small meeting rooms are limited to two uses within one calendar month. Each reservation may not exceed four hours.
  • Study room reservations are limited to two uses within one week. Each study room reservation may not exceed two hours.
  • Meeting Rooms may be reserved eight weeks in advance. Study Rooms may be reserved one week in advance.
  • Fees may not be charged to attend meetings, and no dues, tuition, etc. may be collected before, during or after the meeting.
  • No donations of money or other property will be solicited or collected from meeting participants and no sales pitches will be made.
  • Meetings in the meeting rooms must be booked by someone 18 or older. There is no age restriction to make a study room reservation.
  • Meeting participants are expected to follow the Library Rules of Conduct and may not interfere with the proper functioning of the Library. Read the Library Rules of Conduct. 
  • All meeting rooms have maximum capacities that may not be exceeded for safety reasons.
  • Booking time includes setup and breakdown time.
  • The Library always reserves the right to cancel your confirmed meeting for a Library-sponsored event.
  • The Library will release the room to other users after 15 minutes if you have not shown up. If you need to cancel your reservation, please call the Library.
  • Use of our meeting rooms constitutes an agreement to the Library’s Meeting Room Policy. Read the Meeting Room Policy.

In 2026, we will roll out new hours for all Pierce County Library locations. Please be aware as you make meeting room reservations. Stay tuned for more details.

Already booked a meeting or study room?  Check your reservation status.