Coldbrook Free Library · Coldbrook, Vermont
Three things you can hold for an hour: a meeting room, a study room, or a seat at the long table with someone who can help with your device.
For group meetings, tutoring, or programs. Reserve the hours you need and the room is yours.
A quiet table for one or two. Book the hour, settle in, and keep the volume down.
One-on-one help with a laptop, a phone, or a tablet at the long table. Bring the device and its password.
Reservations are open to anyone with a library card. Ask at the front desk if you don't have one yet.
How reserving works
No phone call and no paperwork at the desk. Pick the space, pick the hour, and it's held under your name.
At the front desk
Borrow a pass for the day the way you'd borrow a book — ask at the desk, take it with you, bring it back.
Borrow with your cardIf it isn't on our shelves, we'll ask another library to send it. Bring the title, the author, or just the shape of what you remember.
Ask at the front desk
One-on-one tech help
Bring the laptop, the phone, the tablet — or just the question you've been carrying around. One person, one device, worked through at the table.
Rooms · Study rooms · Tech help
Reserve a meeting room, a study room, or a tech help session online, then come in when it's your turn. The front desk will point you to the right door.
Coldbrook Free Library · Coldbrook, Vermont