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The Kirkland Town Library has several community spaces available for public use.
The Kirkland Town Library has several community spaces available for public use.
Community spaces may be used free of charge by nonprofit educational, cultural, religious, political, governmental, and civic organizations that serve the residents of Kirkland for informational purposes, discussion, planning, or program presentations. Donations are welcomed and appreciated and help keep the spaces maintained and equipped.
We also welcome informal gatherings for tutoring, socialization, crafts, games, etc., but space cannot be reserved.
Individuals are welcome to use any space in the Library for work or study, but space cannot be reserved.
Work, Study, or Tutoring
Work, Study, or Tutoring
Free WiFi
Six public PCs with free printing
Free wireless printing
Quiet areas available
Available first come, first serve; cannot be reserved
Bristol Room
Bristol Room
Accommodates up to 65 people
A/V system with projector and speaker available
Tables and chairs available
Can be rented for private events; contact the Library for rates
History Room
History Room
Accommodates up to 12 people
Portable projector and screen available upon request
Room contains one large table and 12 chairs
Stryker Room
Stryker Room
Accommodates up to 8 people
Room contains three square tables and eight chairs
Deck
Deck
Accommodates up to 15 people
Two square tables and seating for 15; more tables are available
Awning can protect from direct sunlight
Closed from November through March
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