East Las Vegas Library

Books, Technology, Career Help, and Community Programs

East Las Vegas Library is a Las Vegas-Clark County Library District branch at 2851 East Bonanza Road. The modern public library provides books, bilingual resources, computers, free Wi-Fi, study areas, homework help, career services, creative technology, art displays, and community programs.

The 41,000-square-foot branch opened in 2019 and was designed as a flexible neighborhood gathering place. It includes spaces for children, teenagers, adults, families, job seekers, students, entrepreneurs, artists, and community organizations.

Most basic library services are free. However, a library card, reservation, registration, orientation, identification, equipment training, or rental fee may apply to certain materials, rooms, technology, and programs.

Visitors comparing branches and services can explore the Vegas4Locals guide to Las Vegas libraries.

Last reviewed: July 29, 2026. Hours, programs, room availability, technology access, café operations, registration requirements, and holiday closures can change.

Quick Facts | About the Library | Books and Resources | Children and Families | Teen Services | Creative Technology | Career Services | Adult Learning | Computers and Wi-Fi | Study Rooms | Meeting Rooms | Art and Programs | Café | Parking | Accessibility | Visitor Tips | FAQ

East Las Vegas Library Quick Facts

Official Name:
East Las Vegas Library

Operator:
Las Vegas-Clark County Library District

Address:
2851 E. Bonanza Road, Las Vegas, NV 89101

Major Cross Streets:
East Bonanza Road and North 28th Street

Phone:
702-507-3500

Hours:
Monday through Thursday: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Friday through Sunday: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Venue Type:
Public library, community learning center, technology lab, career-services location, gallery, study facility, children’s destination, and meeting venue

Admission:
Free to enter. Certain rentals, printing, replacement materials, specialty services, or programs may involve fees.

Library Card:
A library card may be required to borrow materials, reserve certain resources, use selected databases, or access specialized equipment.

Languages:
The branch emphasizes Spanish-language and bilingual materials, resources, and programs while serving the entire community.

Parking:
A public parking lot is located behind the building.

Meeting Space:
Multipurpose Rooms 1 and 2 can be combined for a maximum listed capacity of 250. Study rooms are also available.

Important:
The library may close or change hours for holidays, maintenance, staff training, emergencies, or special circumstances.

About East Las Vegas Library

East Las Vegas Library opened in 2019 as a modern replacement for the community’s earlier branch. The approximately 41,000-square-foot building contains more than 50,000 volumes and emphasizes Spanish and bilingual collections.

Its contemporary design includes a folding roofline, broad glass walls, colorful outdoor shade structures, an open reading floor, flexible furnishings, family spaces, meeting rooms, career services, and creative technology.

The building serves as more than a place to borrow books. Visitors may attend classes, receive employment help, use computers, complete homework, study, create digital media, view art, join community programs, or reserve space for an approved gathering.

Spaces, equipment, and services may have different access rules. Visitors should ask staff before using specialized rooms or technology.

Books, Media, and Digital Resources

The library provides books, magazines, newspapers, audiovisual materials, educational resources, and digital collections for children, teenagers, and adults.

The branch places special emphasis on Spanish-language and bilingual materials that reflect the needs of the surrounding community.

A library card may provide access to borrowing, renewals, holds, e-books, audiobooks, research databases, streaming services, online learning, and other Library District resources.

Borrowing limits, loan periods, renewal rules, replacement charges, and digital access depend on the type of material and the patron’s account.

Visitors who do not have a library card may still enter, browse, read, attend many public programs, and ask staff for assistance.

Children, Families, and Homework Help

East Las Vegas Library provides children’s collections, family reading areas, storytimes, early-learning activities, and educational programs.

K–12 homework help may be available during selected hours or program periods. Subjects, staffing, schedules, age ranges, and participation procedures can change.

The children’s area may also host crafts, literacy programs, school-break activities, cultural events, and family workshops.

Adults remain responsible for supervising children unless the child has been formally checked into a program that provides staff supervision.

Program registration may be required when space, materials, technology, or instructor capacity is limited.

Teen Services and Study Space

Teenagers can use age-appropriate collections, study tables, computers, creative resources, and designated activity spaces.

The Teen Sphere provides a dedicated area for reading, schoolwork, collaboration, and selected teen programs.

Teen activities may include technology, media production, crafts, games, employment preparation, homework support, and special workshops.

Age limits, parental consent, orientation, reservations, and attendance rules may apply to specific technology or after-school programs.

Built From Scratch Tech Lab, DJ Lab, and Podcast Room

East Las Vegas Library includes creative technology intended to help community members develop digital-media and production skills.

The Built From Scratch Tech Lab supports activities that may include music production, video editing, audio recording, DJ instruction, and other digital projects.

The Podcast Room provides specialized recording equipment and a dedicated production environment.

Access to the podcast room and other equipment may require an introductory class, orientation, library card, reservation, staff approval, waiver, or demonstrated knowledge of the equipment.

Equipment, software, class schedules, age requirements, reservation periods, and available workstations can change.

Users must follow staff instructions, protect equipment, save their work appropriately, and leave the room ready for the next reservation.

EmployNV Career Hub

The EmployNV Career Hub helps job seekers connect with employment resources and workforce-development services.

Available help may include job searches, résumé preparation, interview coaching, computer access, digital-skills training, workforce programs, and referrals to partner services.

Career Hub hours may differ from the library’s general operating hours. Some assistance may require an appointment, registration, identification, or participation in a partner program.

Visitors should call before traveling when they need help with a specific employment service, application, training program, or deadline.

Adult Learning and English-Language Services

The Adult Learning Program supports adults seeking education, language development, digital skills, employment preparation, or academic advancement.

Services may include English-language learning, adult basic education, conversation practice, computer instruction, career preparation, and information about completing a high school credential.

Classes and tutoring can follow separate calendars. Registration, assessment, attendance commitments, placement, and eligibility requirements may apply.

Spanish-language assistance and bilingual information may be available, although staffing varies.

Public Computers, Wi-Fi, Printing, and Scanning

East Las Vegas Library provides public computers and free Wi-Fi for research, communication, schoolwork, job searches, and other lawful activities.

Time limits, library-card requirements, guest passes, filtering rules, software availability, and reservation procedures may apply to public computers.

Printing, copying, scanning, and fax services are available. Printing, copying, or faxing may involve a per-page or transaction fee.

Visitors should protect personal information, sign out of accounts, collect printed documents promptly, and avoid leaving sensitive material visible on a public workstation.

Staff can provide basic assistance but may not be able to complete legal, financial, medical, employment, or government forms for a visitor.

Study Rooms

Study rooms are available near the adult-services collection for individual work or small-group collaboration.

Visitors should check in at the Customer Service Desk before using a study room.

Availability, time limits, group size, advance reservations, food rules, noise standards, and library-card requirements can change.

A study room is not intended for loud events, retail activity, parties, campaigning, disruptive meetings, or uses that interfere with library operations.

Users must leave the room clean and report damage or equipment problems to staff.

Multipurpose Rooms and Facility Rentals

East Las Vegas Library offers reservable multipurpose space for approved meetings, workshops, presentations, public programs, and community gatherings.

Multipurpose Rooms 1 and 2 can be combined for a listed capacity of 250 guests. The final permitted attendance depends on room configuration, furnishings, equipment, exits, accessibility, and fire-safety requirements.

Reservations are subject to availability, rental fees, deposits, insurance requirements, security needs, technical support, setup periods, cleanup rules, and Library District policies.

Submitting a request does not confirm the rental. Organizers should wait for written approval before advertising the location or selling admission.

Bookings may be accepted only within the Library District’s established reservation window.

Contact the Library District directly regarding audiovisual equipment, food service, room division, seating layouts, concessions, event staffing, and after-hours access.

Art Galleries and Community Programs

The library includes gallery and display areas that may present rotating art, cultural exhibits, educational displays, and community work.

Exhibitions can change without remaining on view for the full period originally announced.

The branch also hosts public programs that may include author talks, performances, technology classes, family activities, cultural celebrations, career workshops, board meetings, and educational presentations.

Many programs are free, but registration may be required. A full event may not be able to admit walk-in guests.

Event attendance does not automatically include access to restricted technology, private rooms, staff areas, or separately reserved facilities.

Café Service

Café Con Leche operates a café location within or adjacent to the library’s public area.

The Library District currently lists café service from Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. However, café hours, menus, payment options, and operating days may change independently of library hours.

Food and beverages may be restricted in computer labs, technology rooms, collections, meeting rooms, or other designated areas.

Visitors should follow posted food and drink rules and clean up after themselves.

Parking and Transportation

The public parking lot is located behind East Las Vegas Library.

The Library District’s facility information lists 237 parking spaces for the property. Availability can decrease during major programs, room rentals, community meetings, school-break activities, and special events.

Use marked parking spaces and follow posted signs. Do not block book-drop lanes, accessible routes, fire access, loading areas, sidewalks, or neighboring properties.

Accessible parking is available near appropriate entrance routes. A valid placard or license plate is required when posted.

Public transit may serve East Bonanza Road. Visitors should review current RTC routes, stop locations, walking distances, and schedules before traveling.

Accessibility

East Las Vegas Library provides accessible parking, paved approaches, curb ramps, broad public entrances, accessible interior routes, and restrooms.

The open-plan interior includes wide circulation areas, although furniture arrangements and temporary events may affect individual routes.

Visitors who need wheelchair seating, assistive listening, interpretation, accessible technology, service-animal information, or another accommodation should contact the branch before the program or reservation.

Some creative equipment and workstations may require transfer, reach, vision, hearing, or fine-motor skills. Staff should be contacted when an adapted setup or assistance is needed.

Accommodation requests should be made as early as possible because equipment, interpreters, room changes, and staffing may require advance arrangements.

Tips Before Visiting East Las Vegas Library

Check for holiday closures.
Library District holidays and early closures may affect the regular schedule.

Bring a library card.
It may be needed to borrow materials, use selected computers, reserve resources, or access digital services.

Register for limited programs.
Popular classes, workshops, technology training, and family activities may fill in advance.

Ask before using specialized equipment.
The podcast room, DJ equipment, and creative workstations may require training or reservations.

Check in for a study room.
Study-room users should report to the Customer Service Desk.

Reserve event space early.
A room is not confirmed until the Library District approves the request.

Supervise children.
Adults remain responsible for children outside formally supervised programs.

Confirm café hours separately.
Café operations may differ from library hours.

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