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Public Meetings at SLDL
Whether you need to host 100 people, a small club, or just need a quite place to study, SLDL has the resources provide an excellent venue to host your program or group. These rooms are offered free of charge, during library hours. If you would like to take a look at some of the specialized equipment we offer, to help make your event great, click here. To reserve a room for your event, call the library at (616) 846-5770, ext. 107.
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The Warner and Julia Dole Baird Program Room The Baird Program Room can accommodate over 100 people comfortably for your large program. The room can also be divided into two smaller rooms, each with a separate audio/visual system, ideal for hosting two programs at the same time. We also have variety of special equipment to make your program easier to produce. For those wishing to use the program rooms, we can offer a video or DVD player, a standard overhead projector, a digital video imager, a standard slide projector, a digital slide projector, cable television access, PC screen projection, and high speed internet access. The state-of-the-art audio system allows us to offer wired or wireless microphones and specialized listening devices for the hearing impaired. It also has a small kitchenette. Click on the picture to see the Baird Program Room in action. |
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The Technology Lab If your group is smaller, and you would like to offer hands-on computer training, perhaps the SLDL Technology Lab is suited for your needs. The Tech Lab offers one teacher station and six personal computers, loaded with current applications such as Microsoft Office XP and Microsoft Publisher 2003, as well as high-speed internet access. The Interactive Smartboard is an ideal teaching tool, acting both as a 60" digital whiteboard and as a large touchscreen monitor. The Tech Lab offers a color printer and a digital scanner, as well. |
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The Local History Room If your group or club wishes a comfortable, more secluded setting, the Local History Room is a good place to meet. Sit at the beautiful conference room table and enjoy the photographs and displays of historic Spring Lake around you. The Local History Room offers seating for ten, although we can always get you more chairs, a large marker board for brainstorming ideas, and (for a fee) the ability to make conference calls. |
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Study Rooms
SLDL also has two quiet individual study rooms for doing homework, researching topics, or conducting smaller one-on-one meetings. These are not reserved in advance and are available on a first come, first served basis.
| Spring Lake District Library | 123 E. Exchange Street | Spring Lake, Michigan 49456 | (616) 846-5770 |