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Meeting Rooms by Branch

Musser Public Library

Musser Public Library
408 E 2nd St
Muscatine, IA 52761
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#017 Makerspace

Capacity
20 people
Amenities
Kitchen sink; Tables & Chairs on casters; White board
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#104 Community Meeting Room

Capacity
16 people
Amenities
16 Chairs; Board Room Table
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#201 Conference Room

Capacity
8 people
Amenities
8 Chairs; Table
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#203 Study Room

Capacity
4 people
Amenities
4 Chairs; Table
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#204 Huddle Space w/Flat Screen Monitor

Capacity
4 people
Amenities
4 Chairs; Flat Screen TV w/HDMI Connection; HDMI Adapter; TV Remote; Table
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#205 Study Room

Capacity
4 people
Amenities
Casual Seating (3 Chairs); Coffee Table
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#206 Study Room

Capacity
4 people
Amenities
Casual Seating (3 Chairs); Coffee Table
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#211 Study Room

Capacity
4 people
Amenities
4 Chairs; Table
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#301 Program Room

Capacity
102 people
Amenities
Disposal; Kitchen sink; LCD projector screen; Program Room 301 - Plan Layout A; Program Room 301 - Plan Layout B; Program Room 301 - Plan Layout C; Program Room 301 - Plan Layout D; Stereo LCD projectors; Tables & Chairs on casters; Two Handheld Microphones
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#316 Lounge Room

Capacity
8 people
Amenities
8 Chairs; Table
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Booking a meeting room at Musser Public Library has become even more convenient with the added option of paying with international cards, including New Zealand bank cards. This enhancement aims to accommodate a broader range of library users, making the reservation process seamless and inclusive. The inclusion of New Zealand bank cards as an accepted payment method aligns with the library’s commitment to serving a diverse community, including visitors from around the world. New Zealand banks, such as here: https://newzealandbanks.co.nz/citibank-nz/, play a crucial role in the country’s financial landscape and by allowing payment with New Zealand bank cards, Musser Public Library acknowledges the global reach and influence of these financial institutions, making it easier for individuals from New Zealand and beyond to access and utilize the library’s meeting room facilities.