How Do I
Get a Library Card
Initial Library Cards are free; replacements are $2 unless the fee is waived for damage or theft (ask a staff member for details).
Visit any Audubon Regional Library branch to fill out a short library card application. For parish residents, bring a Driver’s License with current address, or other state or school ID with address listed. If no address is listed on the ID, show received mail, rent/utility bill receipt, or lease agreement with address. See a staff member about out-of-parish reciprocal borrower cards.
Library cards are due for renewal every (5) years; you can keep your card unless you’d like to purchase a replacement.
Request a Meeting Space
Contact the branch location at which you’re interested in meeting, with your library card number available. Branch phone numbers can be found within the Branches & Hours section of the Website.
Meeting Spaces are available to nonprofit groups and individuals, for non-commercial purposes, with a library card holder in good standing.
Ask a staff member about group size limits and available equipment for meeting use at the location.
Attend Free Classes & Events
Browse our Events Calendar or contact a branch for information on upcoming programs at the library.
Event descriptions will specify if a program requires registration in advance.
Use Printing/Copying/Faxing Services
Visit any branch to access computer stations with Internet connection and printing capabilities.
Enjoy complementary Wi-Fi service through the library’s network, available at each branch location. Patrons can print from their own devices to the Wi-Fi printing sites below:
Your first dollars worth of prints and/or copies a day is free.
Black and White Prints/Copies - $.10 per page side
Color Prints/Copies - $.50 per page side
All branches provide faxing as well, with a sending or receiving cost of $1/page.
Your first 10 outgoing pages of faxes are free a day. All pages being received will be $1.00.
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