Study Rooms

Need a quiet place to focus, meet, or collaborate? 

Laramie County Library offers six study rooms for general use and two rooms reserved for teens, located on the second and third floors of the Cheyenne branch. These spaces are ideal for studying, virtual meetings, interviews, tutoring, and small group projects. Study rooms are free and designed for groups of up to four people. 

Reserve a Study Room

Reserving a Study Room

Study rooms can now be reserved online, making it easy to plan ahead or book a space when you need one. 

  • Reservations are available up to two weeks in advance 
  • Study rooms are reserved in two-hour blocks 
  • If no one is waiting, you may extend your time 
  • Reservations are confirmed instantly using a valid email address 

You can reserve a room before you arrive or check availability and book one while you’re at the library. 

After You Reserve a Room

When you arrive, use the check-in link in your confirmation email to start using your reserved space. If a reservation is not checked in within 15 minutes of the start time, the room may be released for others to use. 

If you need assistance finding your room or getting started, library staff are happy to help.

Locations and Features

Second Floor: Three general-use study rooms which can be reserved online and two Teen Zone rooms reserved exclusively for teens and not available for advance reservations. Adults may use these rooms only when accompanied by a teen. 

Third Floor: Three general-use study rooms available to all patrons. 

The six general-use study rooms include: 

  • Electrical outlets and an Ethernet port 
  • A table and four chairs 
  • A whiteboard (with markers and erasers available to borrow from the Ask Here Desk) 

The teen study rooms each include a table and four chairs.

Noise and Courtesy

Study rooms are not soundproof. Please maintain a reasonable noise level and be respectful of nearby patrons.