Reservable Meeting Spaces

Meeting Spaces Hours

	All locations	Enon Library
Monday-Thursday	8 a.m.-8 p.m.	9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Friday	8 a.m.-5 p.m.	9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday	9 a.m.-5 p.m.	9 a.m.-5 p.m.

How to Reserve a Meeting Space

To reserve a space, please first read through the terms and conditions. All reservations will require an acknowledgment that the terms and conditions have been agreed to.

You may have up to five active reservations in a rolling 90-day window.

The number and size of available meeting and study spaces vary by library.

Reservations may be made online more than 12 hours in advance. All reservations starting within 12 hours must be made by calling 804-751-CCPL (2275).

Submit a Reservation

Who can use a space?

CCPL offers reservable spaces to support individuals and groups seeking a space for virtual learning, independent study, team assignments, adult literacy, teleworking and meetings. Community groups and organizations may also reserve spaces.

Community members ages 18+ may apply to reserve a space. Youth ages 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult 18 years old and over. Youth ages 13-17 may be unaccompanied while using the space, but a parent or guardian must apply on their behalf and will be responsible for ensuring the users adhere to the guidelines.

Non-profit organizations with an office located in Chesterfield County or adjacent localities may meet in the library meeting spaces for any public, non-commercial activity, including but not limited to:

Community
Cultural
Educational
Political purposes (not including partisan political activities, campaign related events, or the promotion, endorsement or opposition of candidates)
Religious purposes

Chesterfield Business Suites

For-profit entities may utilize special meeting spaces at CCPL. Find Chesterfield Business Suites in the reservation system at Bon Air Library, Central Library, Chester Library, Ettrick-Matoaca Library, LaPrade Library, Meadowdale Library and North Courthouse Road Library. No products or services can be bought or sold while in the library.

Types of Spaces

Spaces inside library locations will include areas on the floor, in study rooms, and in meeting rooms. All spaces are at least 6 feet apart. Some spaces may be inside a study room, meeting room or an area with a barrier or a partition.