Using a Room

The Library has 2 rooms available for public use.

Study Room

  • Accommodates up to 8 people
  • One use per day, 3-hour maximum time slots
  • Available to resident and paid library accounts only (not available for TexShare card holders)
  • Users under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult
  • Has a computer and web conferencing equipment available for use
  • There is no charge for the use of this room
  • Reservations will be held for 15 minutes before being canceled as a no-show
  • Reserve the room up to 2 days in advance
  • The person making the reservation must be present during the appointment

To make a reservation, call 512-401-5608 during our open hours.

Community RoomLibrary Community Room

  • Accommodates seated 75 people
  • The minimum rental time is 2 hours, with each additional hour priced separately
  • Folding tables and chairs are available
  • Room rentals are only available during regular Library hours which are as follows:
    • Monday through Thursday: 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.
    • Friday through Saturday: 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
    • Sunday: 1 to 6 P.M.

To request a reservation, complete the online Community Room Reservation Form.

Community Room Rental Rates

Group TypeResident RatesNon-Resident RatesRefundable Cleaning / Damage Deposit
General Use
  • $100 per first 2 hours
  • $50 per additional hour
  • $150 for first 2 hours
  • $75 per additional hour
$150
Non-Profit
  • $50 per first 2 hours
  • $25 per additional hour
  • $75 per first 2 hours
  • $37.50 per additional hour
$150
Youth and Senior Groups
  • $10 per first 2 hours
  • $5 per additional hour
  • $15 per first 2 hours
  • $5 per additional hour
$150


Find Other Meeting Spaces in Cedar Park

Check out the Visit Cedar Park: Meeting Spaces page to find other locations for meetings in the city.

Definitions:


Resident/Non-Resident

  1. Resident = Own or rent a residence inside the City of Cedar Park Taxing District
  2. Non-Resident = Live outside the City of Cedar Park Taxing District

Do you live within the City of Cedar Park's taxing district? Visit our address lookup tool: https://libraryverify.cedarparktexas.gov/


Group types

  1. General use. All uses not included in subsections (2) and (3) below, including, but not limited to: private lesson groups, private educational institutions, or any individual, organization or business which stands to receive personal or corporate gain from use of the facility.
  2. Nonprofit. Organizations meeting the definition of “nonprofit corporation” in accordance with the Texas Business Organizations Code section 22.001(5), as amended.
  3. Youth oriented and senior groups. Organizations serving a member constituency of children, adolescents or seniors including Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, 4-H, AARP, Family Eldercare, etc.

 (FROM: Ordinance CO05-18-12-13-E1 adopted 12/13/18)