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The Library will be closed on Sunday, May 28 & Monday, May 29.

Study Rooms

  • The Forest Park Public Library offers four study rooms on the Main Level for teens (grades 8-12) and adults. Rooms 1 and 2 can accommodate up to four people. Rooms 3 and 4 can accommodate two people.
  • The rooms are intended for private, non-commercial use.

  • Individuals may request the use any of the rooms up to a week in advance either on the phone, in person, or online via Spaces

  • Reservations can be made for up to three hours at a time with a limit of one reservation per patron or group per day. 

  • A Forest Park Public Library card is not required.

  • Please check in at the Info Desk before using the room.

  • If you do not show up for your reservation within 15 minutes of the start time without contacting the Info Desk, the reservation can be cancelled. 

Click here to request a room

Instructions for requesting a room online

For additional information, email askus@fppl.org.

Meeting Rooms

The Forest Park Public Library now offers the Community Room for the community to reserve.

The Community Room is a group meeting room with mobile tables and chairs on the library’s main floor. The Community Room has a capacity of up to 30 persons in chairs arranged in auditorium style or up to 20 persons seated at tables.

To reserve a room:

  • Patrons must have a Forest Park Public Library card in good standing. (Good standing means that the card is not expired or blocked.)
  • Applications are available in person, at the Info Desk, or online here. If you fill out a paper application it can be returned to the Info Desk or emailed to kwiebe@fppl.org. Once the application is submitted you should hear back from staff within 7 days.
  • The room can only be used by not-for-profit, non-commercial organizations.
  • All reservations must be made at least 10 days in advance.

For complete rules, please look at the Meeting Room Policy

If you have questions, please contact Karen at kwiebe@fppl.org or 708-689-6115.

Alternative Meeting Spaces in the Community

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