Borrow Free MASM and Garvan Gardens Passes at GC Library

Your library card is also a one-time pass to Mid-America Science Museum and Garvan Gardens.

The Garland County Library continues to find new ways to serve as the community’s ‘Connection Point.’ Most recently, the Library and Mid-America Science Museum announced a new partnership allowing local library cardholders to borrow a family pass to the museum. With this pass, a family of five can attend the museum one time for no cost. The response to our partnership has been overwhelmingly positive, and the passes are currently the most requested item in the library’s system.

Coming soon, patrons will also be able to use their library cards to connect with Garvan Woodland Gardens family passes. These passes, like the Mid-America passes, are free to anyone with a Garland County Library card and are good for a family of five. The library requests that those who borrow the passes return them as soon as possible to keep the waitlist moving quickly. To place a request for a museum or garden pass, search the library’s catalog at www.catalog.gclibrary.com, or call the library at 501-623-4161.

Garland County Library is located at 1427 Malvern Avenue in Hot Springs. For more information about virtual programming, online databases, curbside pickup, home delivery, and more, contact the library at 501-623-4161. Follow the Library on social media for news and announcements, and visit www.gclibrary.com for access to the online catalog, accounts, and e-materials.

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