Meeting Rooms

Quick Facts:

We have three meetings rooms:

• Forgeron Room (Front)
• Forgeron Room (Rear)
• Quiet Study Room 

Available at minimal to no cost to non-profit groups:

Quiet Study Room offers quiet meeting space for 1-6 people

Forgeron Meeting Room Policy

Our Forgeron Meeting Room policy is currently under review and use of the Forgeron meeting room is temporarily unavailable to community groups and organizations.

Forgeron Hall, located in the lower level of the Eldredge Public Library. The primary purpose of the room is to provide appropriate space for Library meetings and programs to support and promote the Library’s mission of providing free and easy access to informational, recreational and educational materials. 

Quiet Study Room Policy

Quiet Study Room Application

Applications can be dropped off at the Library or emailed to Amy Andreasson

The Quiet Study Room is available during normal library hours for use by patrons who require a quiet atmosphere in which to pursue individual study, as well as to contain the noise of small group discussions.

The room is available on a first come, first serve basis unless reserved in advance. Patrons with advance reservations take priority. Reservations can be made by filling out the reservation form which is available at the Front Desk or online.

Individuals and small groups may reserve the room for their exclusive use. Some examples of acceptable use include tutoring, study groups, interviews, video conferencing and discussion groups. The room may not be used to distribute or solicit orders or sell goods and services. The room is not intended to be the regular meeting site of a group or organization. Noise must be kept to a minimum and should not be heard outside the room.  The room is not soundproof.

When occupied, the door is to remain unlocked. As is true throughout the library, no food or drinks are allowed in the quiet study room. Persons who misuse the quiet study room will be asked to leave.