Reserving a Library Meeting Room for Your Community Organization or Business
Aurora Public Library facilities offer an ideal place to hold your meeting or event. For more information and photos of the rooms, open the Meeting Room Brochure PDF file below. For an application to reserve a room, click on the Meeting Room Application PDF file.
Meeting Room Brochure Meeting Room ApplicationHomebound Delivery
This service brings library materials to Aurora residents who are unable to come to the library because of a disability or long-term illness. We work with retirement complexes, nursing care facilities, senior day care services and hospitals, as well as private residences. Call 303-739-7114 to arrange for homebound service. Library staff will determine your library needs, deliver materials to your residence, pick up materials and plan for your next visit.Physically Challenged Accessibility
All Aurora Public Libraries are handicapped accessible, and upgrades are continually being made to improve accessibility. Staff members are trained to assist anyone who encounters difficulty. Call 303-739-6600 and let us know if we need to make changes. Visually impaired assistance includes:- Large Print books
- Talking Book Library for children and adults
- Books on tape and CD
Internet Access
Free Internet access is available on public computers at all Aurora Public Library branches. Please read our Internet Access Policy (policy will open in a new window). In addition, free wireless Internet access is available at all branches (except Chambers Plaza and Iliff Square) for customers who have wireless-capable devices. Please read our Wireless Internet Access policy (policy will open in a new window).Business Resource Center
The Business Resource Center (BRC), located on the lower level at Central Library was founded in 1992 with the idea that small business should have access to demographics, business plans, market research information, business start-ups and sales leads. The library subscribes to a number of valuable online database resources, which library customers can use to access articles, statistics and other business information. In addition, the BRC maintains a large number of investment publications in print, such as:- ValueLine
- Morningstar Mutual Funds
- The Wall Street Journal
- Investor's Business Daily
- Barron's
- The Denver Business Journal
Interlibrary Loan
This service locates and retrieves books from other libraries around the country. Statewide searches and most nationwide searches are free of charge. Some lending libraries may add extra charges, which are typically $5.00 or more.
An Aurora Public Library card is required to use the Interlibrary Loan service. You can place a request at any reference desk or call 303-739-6618. Because of processing and shipping times, you should plan on at least 3 weeks to receive your requested item(s). Library staff will call when your materials have arrived or if a request cannot be filled. Materials can be collected at your selected Aurora Public Library circulation desk.
The Book Outlet
Operated by The Friends of the Aurora Public Library, The Book Outlet is located at 2243 S. Peoria St., in the Iliff Square plaza at the northwest corner of Iliff and Peoria. Shoppers will find hundreds of books for $1.50 or less and many bargain items on sale. Books for all age levels and specially priced collectible books arrive weekly. Tax-deductible donations of good-quality used books are gratefully accepted at The Book Outlet or at any Aurora Public Library branch.
Business hours are Wednesdays from 10 am-6 pm and Saturdays from 10 am-4 pm.