Bothell Library

Meeting Room
Study Rooms
Microfilm Reader/Printers & Copiers
Displays
Display Case
Computers/Internet Service

Meeting Room

The Bothell Library has a large meeting room that can accommodate up to 70 people. A Meeting Rooms can be reserved by using this link Reservation Form is available online or at the Bothell Library Information Desk to be filled out and submitted for approval, upon reading and understanding the King County Library System Meeting Room Rules and Use Policy.

• The room can be booked either by telephone (425-486-7811) or in person up to 2 months in advance and is free of charge.
  
• All meetings must be open to the public at no charge; meetings must not be restricted to any particular group. Library meeting room use will not be denied to any person or organization because of race, creed or color.
  
• While using the meeting rooms, no admission may be charged; no products or services may be advertised, solicited or sold. Only light snacks (i.e. coffee, tea, pastries, etc.) may be served in the meeting room.
  
• Groups using the meeting room must avoid advertising and publicity which imply that their programs are sponsored, co-sponsored or approved by the library, unless written permission to do so has been previously given by a librarian.
  
• Equipment available for meeting room use includes a 27” color television with VCR and DVD; a portable lectern with microphone and speaker; an overhead projector with screen; two dry erase boards with markers; 2-1/2’ x 5’ folding tables and chairs; sink with running water, 30-cup coffee pot, and a microwave oven.
  

Study Rooms

The Bothell Library has two 8-1/2' x 6' study rooms available for private study or testing. Each room comfortably holds two persons and is equipped with a desk and electrical outlets. Each room is available for 2 hours.  Reservations may be made in person on the same day.

Displays

• The Bothell Library provides display areas and a display case as a community exhibition space for non-commercial public service, giving preference to library-sponsored events.
• The Bothell Library’s display area is open to organizations and individuals engaged in educational, cultural, intellectual, or charitable activities. Persons interested in displaying materials may call the library at 425-486-7811.
• The Bothell Library does not endorse the beliefs or viewpoints of display materials. Groups using the library display areas must not use advertising and publicity which imply that their displays are sponsored, co-sponsored or approved by the library, unless written permission to do so has been previously given by the librarian.

Display Case