The Pasadena Public Library is the information center for its community and encourages the free expression of ideas essential to an informed citizenry. To accomplish this role, the first objective of the Library is to serve as an active resource for learning, studying and contemplating ideas. This objective is evidenced by, but not limited to, the basic functions of libraries in checking out books and other material as well as the offering of programs and services which advance the knowledge and experience of the citizens we serve. The offering of meeting room and exhibit space in our libraries is one of many methods used to foster greater free expression and free access to ideas representing all points of view on all subjects.
Exhibit Spaces
There are exhibit spaces in many Pasadena Public Library branches, which feature displays from different community organizations and individuals. If you are interested in creating an exhibit for display in the library, please review the following documents governing the use of library exhibit space before contacting the library about your exhibit:
Meeting Rooms
The Pasadena Public Library has meeting spaces available for public use at two of its branches. To reserve a meeting room at one of our branches, please call that branch to see if the space is free and make a reservation. Reservations can be made on a quarterly basis. A Permit to Use Library Facilities is required to be completed and approved before reservations are final.
Please review the following documents before making a reservation to learn about the policies and procedures governing meeting room use: