Use Your GC Library Card for Deals All Over Town

By Erin Baber
The Garland County Library is celebrating National Library Card Sign-Up Month by connecting GCLibrary card holders with local businesses for special discounts all September long. The library has partnered with over 25 businesses, including restaurants, shops, and attractions, to offer discounts to GCLibrary card holders for the “Show Me Your Library Card” program. 

To take advantage of the discounts, library card holders simply need to show their card or app barcode at the participating business. The discounts are valid all month, so there is plenty of time to enjoy them. Find a list of all business partners and their discounts at www.gclibrary.com/smylc.

The library offers a variety of other activities and events every month. These events include:

  • Storytimes for children
  • Book Clubs for teens and adults
  • Crafting events
  • Game nights
  • So much more

The library is committed to making resources available to everyone in the community. By partnering with local businesses, the library is making it even easier for people to enjoy the benefits of a library card.

The Garland County Library believes that everyone should have access to the knowledge and resources that a library can provide, and the Show Me Your Library Card program offers just a little more incentive to get a library card and visit places in the community. 

Visit www.gclibrary.com, call 501-623-4161, or visit the library in-person at 1427 Malvern Avenue in Hot Springs for more information about the library’s services and offerings.

Erin Baber is Library Marketing Manager at the Garland County Library.

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