Reserve a Room

La Crosse Library auditorium

Thank you for choosing the meeting facilities at La Crosse Public Libraries. Meeting rooms are primarily designated for La Crosse Public Library programs and use. When not in use by the Library, meeting rooms can be used for a rental fee by community groups and organizations that wish to promote an open forum for knowledge, ideas, and cultural enrichment.

For complete details on meeting room usage and regulations see: Complete Meeting Room Policy.

Meeting room requests are self-service and may be made online below.

Meeting Room Regulations

  • Reservations can be made no more than six months in advance of the requested date. 
  • The public meeting rooms are not available for fundraising or for-profit activities; purely social functions (e.g., receptions, birthday parties, showers, etc.), or activities that, by their nature are or could be disruptive to normal library operations (e.g., loud rallies or ceremonies). Noise resulting from public use of meeting rooms must fall within levels that are acceptable and consistent with normal library operations.

Availability

Library meeting rooms are available for public use during open hours until 15 minutes prior to closing. They are available on a first-come basis. When scheduling, keep in mind that rooms are NOT available prior to library opening time, including set-up time.
 

Rooms / Costs

La Crosse Public Library - Main:

  • Auditorium
    Max Seating: 100
    $100/Half Day; $200/Day
     
  • Trustees Room
    Max Seating: 10
    $25/Half Day; $50/Day

La Crosse Public Library - North:

  • Large Conference Room
    Max Seating: 30
    $25/Day
     
  • Small Conference Room
    Max Seating: 12
    $25/Day

Fees

  • Fees are to be paid the day of the meeting. Prepayment of meeting room charges are not accepted.
  • The following are exempt from rental fees but donations to help offset meeting room costs are graciously accepted:
  • o Meetings and events which are sponsored by the library in support of its mission and goals
    o Sponsored by departments
    o City-recognized neighborhood associations
    o Non-profit organizations
    o Agencies of the State of Wisconsin and the City and County of La Crosse
  • Courses that require tuition or registration offered by established educational institutions may use the meeting space and collect fees as necessary.

Contacts

If you require more information, please call 608-789-7167 or email meeting@lacrosselibrary.org

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