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Memory Lab, Chatham Area Public Library
Official Capacity: 2
Booking Period: Between 30 minutes and 3 hours
Ready to digitize your memories? Book a session in our Memory Lab and bring your VHS tapes, photos, slides, and more back to life! Sessions are available in 30-minute to 3-hour blocks—just enough time to dive into your personal archive without losing track of time. Whether you’re preserving family history or creating a nostalgic gift, we’ve got the tools to help. Reserve your spot and let the memory-making begin!
Activity Room, Chatham Area Public Library
Official Capacity: 40
Booking Period: Between 30 minutes and 8 hours
Meeting Room Max Capacity:
- 40 with chairs only
- 32 with tables
Craft-based activities are preferred in this room. All groups must bring covers for all the tables when doing any crafts or providing snacks.
Standard Set-Up for this Room:
- Four rows of tables set up with a chair cart available for use.
- Customized set-ups are available, but please note that a $25 fee is required.
Meeting Room General Information:
- We reserve the right to cancel or move meetings that conflict with in-house library programs.
- Meeting Rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis and depend on room availability.
- All meetings must be free and open to the public. The sale, advertising, solicitation, or promotion of products or services is not allowed in Library meeting rooms.
- Meeting rooms may not be used for private social gatherings or parties.
- Meeting Rooms are not available for programs or gatherings that present a clear and present danger to the welfare of the participants, library staff, patrons, or the community.
- Fees will be charged for non-Chatham Area Public Library District residents.
- Adults must directly and consistently supervise all groups with members under the age of 18.
- For further rules and restrictions, please refer to the Terms and Conditions.
- Those who use the meeting rooms must agree to pay for damages, and follow all applicable library policies.
Priorities for Use
- Meetings, educational, informational, cultural, and civic programs sponsored or co-sponsored by the Library
2. Friends of the Library or Library Foundation meetings or fundraising events - Meetings of not-for-profit or community organizations based within the Library District
- Meetings of for-profit organizations based within the Library District (See 5-30 F Meeting Fee Schedule for costs)
- All others that are allowed per this policy and that are appropriate to the mission and facilities of the Library. (See 5-30 F Meeting Fee Schedule for costs)
The Library must be notified as soon as possible (preferably with 24 hours' notice) to cancel a reservation. Any group that violates the meeting room Rules for Use or fails to inform the library of their cancellation will lose the right to use the meeting rooms for 60 days.
Conference Room, Chatham Area Public Library
Official Capacity: 30
Booking Period: Between 30 minutes and 9 hours
The Library follows State guidance regarding the use of face masks and capacity limits.
Meeting Room Max Capacity:
- 30 with chairs only
- 20 with tables
Standard Set-Up Options:
- Conference Room “U”-Style, tables and chairs set up for 20, with additional 10 chairs available within the room.
- Classroom Style, with 10 chairs, with additional 10 chairs available within the room.
- Customized set-ups are available, but please note that a $25 fee is required.
All groups must bring covers for all the tables, when doing any crafts or providing snacks.
Meeting Room General Information:
- We reserve the right to cancel or move meetings that conflict with In-House library programs.
- Meeting Rooms are available on a first come first served basis and depend on room availability.
- All meetings must be free and open to the public. The sale, advertising, solicitation or promotion of products or services is not allowed in Library meeting rooms.
- Meeting rooms may not be used for private social gatherings or parties.
- Meeting Rooms are not available for programs or gatherings which present a clear and present danger to the welfare of the participants, library staff, patrons or the community.
- Fees will be charged for non-Chatham Area Public Library District residents.
- Adults must directly and consistently supervise all groups with members under the age of 18.
- For further rules and restrictions please refer to the Terms and Conditions of Use.
- Those who use the meeting rooms must agree to pay for damages, and follow all applicable library policies.
Priorities of Use
- Meetings, educational, informational, cultural, and civic programs sponsored or co-sponsored by the Library
- Friends of the Library or Library Foundation meetings or fundraising events
- Meetings of not-for-profit or community organizations based within the Library District
- Meetings of for-profit organizations based within the Library District (See 5-30 F Meeting Fee Schedule for costs)
- All others that are allowed per this policy and that are appropriate to the mission and facilities of the Library. (See 5-30 F Meeting Fee Schedule for costs)
The Library must be notified as soon as possible (preferably with 24 hours' notice) to cancel a reservation. Any group that violates the meeting room Rules for Use or fails to inform the library of their cancellation will lose the right to use the meeting rooms for 60 days.
Galleries ABCD, Chatham Area Public Library
Official Capacity: 100
Booking Period: Between 30 minutes and 9 hours
The Library follows State guidance regarding the use of face masks and capacity limits.
Meeting Room Max Capacity:
- 100 with chairs only
- 80 with tables
By selecting this room, please note there may be an additional fee of $25, due to costs associated with preparing this room.
Standard Set-Up Options for this Room:
- Theater-Style (chairs only, with one table at the front of the room), with chair cart available for use.
- Classroom-Style (chairs and tables facing the front of the room), with chair cart available for use.
- Customized set-ups are available, but please note that a $25 fee is required.
Meeting Room General Information:
- We reserve the right to cancel or move meetings that conflict with In-House library programs.
- Meeting Rooms are available on first come first served basis and depend on room availability.
- All meetings must be free and open to the public. The sale, advertising, solicitation or promotion of products or services is not allowed in Library meeting rooms.
- Meeting rooms may not be used for private social gatherings or parties.
- Meeting Rooms are not available for programs or gatherings which present a clear and present danger to the welfare of the participants, library staff, patrons or the community.
- Fees will be charged for non-Chatham Area Public Library District residents.
- Adults must directly and consistently supervise all groups with members under the age of 18.
- All groups must bring covers for all the tables, when doing any crafts or having snacks.
- For further rules and restrictions please refer to the Terms and Conditions.
- Those who use the meeting rooms must agree to pay for damages, and follow all applicable library policies.
Priorities for Use:
- Meetings, educational, informational, cultural, and civic programs sponsored or co-sponsored by the Library
- Friends of the Library or Library Foundation meetings or fundraising events
- Meetings of not-for-profit or community organizations based within the Library District
- Meetings of for-profit organizations based within the Library District (See 5-30 F Meeting Fee Schedule for costs)
- All others that are allowed per this policy and that are appropriate to the mission and facilities of the Library. (See 5-30 F Meeting Fee Schedule for costs)
The Library must be notified as soon as possible (preferably with 24 hours' notice) to cancel a reservation. Any group that violates the meeting room Rules for Use of fails to inform the library of their cancellation will lose the right to use the meeting rooms for 60 days.
Gallery A, Chatham Area Public Library
Official Capacity: 20
Booking Period: Between 30 minutes and 8 hours
The Library follows State guidance regarding the use of face masks and capacity limits.
Meeting Room Max Capacity:
- 20 with chairs only
- 12 with tables
Standard Set-Up Options:
- 4 tables and 8 chairs presented in a square, with a chair cart available for use.
- Theater style, with 10 chairs facing the front of the room, with a chair cart available for use.
- Customized set-ups are available, but please note that a $25 fee is required.
All groups must bring covers for all the tables, when doing any crafts or having snacks.
Meeting Room General Information:
- We reserve the right to cancel or move meetings that conflict with In-House library programs.
- Meeting Rooms are available on first come first served basis and depend on room availability.
- All meetings must be free and open to the public. The sale, advertising, solicitation or promotion of products or services is not allowed in Library meeting rooms.
- Meeting rooms may not be used for private social gatherings or parties.
- Meeting Rooms are not available for programs or gatherings which present a clear and present danger to the welfare of the participants, library staff, patrons or the community.
- Fees will be charged for non-Chatham Area Public Library District residents.
- Adults must directly and consistently supervise all groups with members under the age of 18.
- For further rules and restrictions please refer to the Terms and Conditions of Use.
- Those who use the meeting rooms must agree to pay for damages, and follow all applicable library policies.
Priorities for Use:
- Meetings, educational, informational, cultural, and civic programs sponsored or co-sponsored by the Library
- Friends of the Library or Library Foundation meetings or fundraising events
- Meetings of not-for-profit or community organizations based within the Library District
- Meetings of for-profit organizations based within the Library District (See 5-30 F Meeting Fee Schedule for costs)
- All others that are allowed per this policy and that are appropriate to the mission and facilities of the Library. (See 5-30 F Meeting Fee Schedule for costs)
The Library must be notified as soon as possible (preferably with 24 hours' notice) to cancel a reservation. Any group that violates the meeting room Rules for Use or fails to inform the library of their cancellation will lose the right to use the meeting rooms for 60 days.
Gallery B&C, Chatham Area Public Library
Official Capacity: 50
Booking Period: Between 30 minutes and 8 hours
The Library follows State guidance regarding the use of face masks and capacity limits.
Meeting Room Max Capacity:
- 50 with chairs only
- 30 with tables
Standard Set-Up Options:
- Six tables, with 12 chairs presented in a rectangle, with a chair cart available.
- Theater style, with maximum 50 chairs and one table on the South wall.
- Classroom style, with maximum of 26 chairs and 13 tables, facing the South wall.
- Customized set-ups are available, but please note that a $25 fee is required.
All groups must bring covers for all the tables, when doing any crafts or having snacks.
Meeting Room General Information:
- We reserve the right to cancel or move meetings that conflict with In-House library programs.
- Meeting Rooms are available on first come first served basis and depend on room availability.
- All meetings must be free and open to the public. The sale, advertising, solicitation or promotion of products or services is not allowed in Library meeting rooms.
- Meeting rooms may not be used for private social gatherings or parties.
- Meeting Rooms are not available for programs or gatherings which present a clear and present danger to the welfare of the participants, library staff, patrons or the community.
- Fees will be charged for non-Chatham Area Public Library District residents.
- Adults must directly and consistently supervise all groups with members under the age of 18.
- For further rules and restrictions please refer to the Terms and Conditions of Use.
- Those who use the meeting rooms must agree to pay for damages, and follow all applicable library policies.
Priorities for Use
- Meetings, educational, informational, cultural, and civic programs sponsored or co-sponsored by the Library
- Friends of the Library or Library Foundation meetings or fundraising events
- Meetings of not-for-profit or community organizations based within the Library District
- Meetings of for-profit organizations based within the Library District (See 5-30 F Meeting Fee Schedule for costs)
- All others that are allowed per this policy and that are appropriate to the mission and facilities of the Library (See 5-30 F Meeting Fee Schedule for costs)
The Library must be notified as soon as possible (preferably with 24 hours' notice) to cancel a reservation. Any group that violates the meeting room Rules for Use or fails to inform the library of their cancellation will lose the right to use the meeting rooms for 60 days.
Gallery D, Chatham Area Public Library
Official Capacity: 16
Booking Period: Between 30 minutes and 8 hours
The Library follows State guidance regarding the use of face masks and capacity limits.
Meeting Room Max Capacity:
- 16 with chairs only
- 12 with tables
Standard Set-Up Options:
- 4 tables and 8 chairs presented in a square, with a chair cart available for use.
- Theater style, with 10 chairs facing the front of the room, with a chair cart available for use.
- Customized set-ups are available, but please note that a $25 fee is required
All groups must bring covers for all the tables, when doing any crafts or having snacks.
Meeting Room General Information:
- We reserve the right to cancel or move meetings that conflict with In-House library programs.
- Meeting Rooms are available on first come first served basis and depend on room availability.
- All meetings must be free and open to the public. The sale, advertising, solicitation or promotion of products or services is not allowed in Library meeting rooms.
- Meeting rooms may not be used for private social gatherings or parties.
- Meeting Rooms are not available for programs or gatherings which present a clear and present danger to the welfare of the participants, library staff, patrons or the community.
- Fees will be charged for non-Chatham Area Public Library District residents.
- Adults must directly and consistently supervise all groups with members under the age of 18.
- For further rules and restrictions please refer to the Terms and Conditions of Use.
- Those who use the meeting rooms must agree to pay for damages, and follow all applicable library policies.
Priorities for Use:
- Meetings, educational, informational, cultural, and civic programs sponsored or co-sponsored by the Library
- Friends of the Library or Library Foundation meetings or fundraising events
- Meetings of not-for-profit or community organizations based within the Library District
- Meetings of for-profit organizations based within the Library District (See 5-30 F Meeting Fee Schedule for costs)
- All others that are allowed per this policy and that are appropriate to the mission and facilities of the Library. (See 5-30 F Meeting Fee Schedule for costs)
The Library must be notified as soon as possible (preferably with 24 hours' notice) to cancel a reservation. Any group that violates the meeting room Rules for Use or fails to inform the library of their cancellation will lose the right to use the meeting room for 60 days.
Study Room 1, Chatham Area Public Library
Official Capacity: 6
Booking Period: Between 30 minutes and 2 hours
The Library follows State guidance regarding the use of face masks and capacity limits.
Study Room Max Capacity: 6 people
Room Set-Up:
- Rectangle Table
- Whiteboard in Room
Study Room Guidelines:
Study rooms are designed to provide a quiet area of study for individual or small groups. The fundamental purpose of these study rooms is to provide a suitable environment for research, studying or reading.
- The rooms may be reserved in person or over the phone up to one week in advance.
- A first come, first served basis if not reserved.
- Time slots are two hours in length. Extended usage time may be given if room is available. A time limit of three hours per day will be enforced should other users request the use of a room. Those may not reserve multiple rooms at the same time. Limits are set in order to accommodate fair and equitable access to these spaces.
- Reserved rooms will be held for 10 minutes past the reserved time, and then will be made available to the next applicant.
- Study Rooms must be vacated 15 minutes prior to the scheduled closing of the library regardless of when the patron began using the room.
- Food is prohibited in the study rooms. Covered drinks are allowed.
- Study Rooms are not sound proof so noise is to be kept to a minimum. Complaints reported by other patrons about excessive noise may result in suspension of further study room privileges.
- Library materials or personal belongings are not to be left unattended in the study rooms (except for very short trips to the book stacks or restrooms).
- For more information, see the Terms and Conditions.
Study Room 2, Chatham Area Public Library
Official Capacity: 4
Booking Period: Between 30 minutes and 2 hours
The Library follows State guidance regarding the use of face masks and capacity limits.
Study Room Max Capacity: 4 people
Room Set-Up:
- Round Table
- Whiteboard in Room
Study Room Guidelines:
Study rooms are designed to provide a quiet area of study for individual or small groups. The fundamental purpose of these study rooms is to provide a suitable environment for research, studying or reading.
- The rooms may be reserved in person or over the phone up to one week in advance.
- A first come, first served basis if not reserved.
- Time slots are two hours in length. Extended usage time may be given if room is available. A time limit of three hours per day will be enforced should other users request the use of a room. Those may not reserve multiple rooms at the same time. Limits are set in order to accommodate fair and equitable access to these spaces.
- Reserved rooms will be held for 10 minutes past the reserved time, and then will be made available to the next applicant.
- Study Rooms must be vacated 15 minutes prior to the scheduled closing of the library regardless of when the patron began using the room.
- Food is prohibited in the study rooms. Covered drinks are allowed.
- Study Rooms are not sound proof so noise is to be kept to a minimum. Complaints reported by other patrons about excessive noise may result in suspension of further study room privileges.
- Library materials or personal belongings are not to be left unattended in the study rooms (except for very short trips to the book stacks or restrooms).
- For more information, see the Terms and Conditions.
Study Room 3, Chatham Area Public Library
Official Capacity: 4
Booking Period: Between 30 minutes and 2 hours
The Library follows State guidance regarding the use of face masks and capacity limits.
Study Room Max Capacity: 4 people
Room Set-Up:
- Round Table
- Whiteboard in Room
Study Room Guidelines:
Study rooms are designed to provide a quiet area of study for individual or small groups. The fundamental purpose of these study rooms is to provide a suitable environment for research, studying or reading.
- The rooms may be reserved in person or over the phone up to one week in advance.
- A first come, first served basis if not reserved.
- Time slots are two hours in length. Extended usage time may be given if room is available. A time limit of three hours per day will be enforced should other users request the use of a room. Those may not reserve multiple rooms at the same time. Limits are set in order to accommodate fair and equitable access to these spaces.
- Reserved rooms will be held for 10 minutes past the reserved time, and then will be made available to the next applicant.
- Study Rooms must be vacated 15 minutes prior to the scheduled closing of the library regardless of when the patron began using the room.
- Food is prohibited in the study rooms. Covered drinks are allowed.
- Study Rooms are not sound proof so noise is to be kept to a minimum. Complaints reported by other patrons about excessive noise may result in suspension of further study room privileges.
- Library materials or personal belongings are not to be left unattended in the study rooms (except for very short trips to the book stacks or restrooms).
- For more information, see the Study Room Policy
Study Room 4, Chatham Area Public Library
Official Capacity: 4
Booking Period: Between 30 minutes and 2 hours
The Library follows State guidance regarding the use of face masks and capacity limits.
Study Room Max Capacity: 4 People
Room Set-Up:
- Long counter against back wall
- White Board in Room
Study Room Guidelines:
Study rooms are designed to provide a quiet area of study for individual or small groups. The fundamental purpose of these study rooms is to provide a suitable environment for research, studying or reading.
- The rooms may be reserved in person or over the phone up to one week in advance.
- A first come, first served basis if not reserved.
- Time slots are two hours in length. Extended usage time may be given if room is available. A time limit of three hours per day will be enforced should other users request the use of a room. Those may not reserve multiple rooms at the same time. Limits are set in order to accommodate fair and equitable access to these spaces.
- Reserved rooms will be held for 10 minutes past the reserved time, and then will be made available to the next applicant.
- Study Rooms must be vacated 15 minutes prior to the scheduled closing of the library regardless of when the patron began using the room.
- Food is prohibited in the study rooms. Covered drinks are allowed.
- Study Rooms are not sound proof so noise is to be kept to a minimum. Complaints reported by other patrons about excessive noise may result in suspension of further study room privileges.
- Library materials or personal belongings are not to be left unattended in the study rooms (except for very short trips to the book stacks or restrooms).
- For more information, see the Study Room Policy