Statewide Partner Pass

The Alliance Theatre Georgia Libraries Community Pass allows up to four (4) free admissions to performances at the Alliance on the Hertz and Coca-Cola Stages. Tickets for performances are available on a first come, first serve basis. To redeem the pass for your free tickets, visit alliancetheatre.org. Pass MUST be presented at the Alliance Theatre along with the tickets to the performance.

The Breman Museum Family Pass is good for four free admissions. The Museum is now open Sundays only, 10am-4pm. Before you visit, reserve tickets online. Guidelines on how to place your order and use the Museum Pass are included with the pass. Only pre-purchased ticket holders will be admitted.

Receive free admission for up to four visitors to Atlanta’s Center for Puppetry Arts Museum. Checks out for one week.

The Center for Puppetry Arts is using Timed Ticketing and has implemented safety protocols due to COVID-19. Masks and social distancing are required. Patrons MUST call the Center at 404-873-3391 to schedule a date and time for their visit. Visit puppet.org for more details regarding admissions and safety requirements.

The Chattahoochee Nature Center is a private, non-profit environmental education facility in Roswell, Georgia. Located on 127 acres adjacent to the Chattahoochee River, the nature center focuses on educational outreach through the use of live flora and fauna.

The pass offers free admission up to four visitors. CNC Family Pass holders must call in advance to reserve a date and time for their visit. If your group exceeds the four people covered by the pass, you must purchase any extra tickets online prior to arriving at CNC. CNC will not accommodate walk ups. Please bring the CNC Family Pass you checked out from your library as well as a photo ID. For other important information about your visit, please check the Plan Your Visit page on CNC’s website.

Public libraries in Georgia receive a special discount code through the Georgia Aquarium. The Aquarium does offer some discounts of its own during specific times of the day, but the Library Discount is available at all times. All tickets are subject to Georgia state sales tax and pricing is subject to change without notice.

A patron checks out the meter, takes it home, and plugs their appliances and electronic devices into the meter instead of the wall outlet directly. By doing so, they are shown how many kilowatt hours (kWh) that particular appliance or electronic device uses, whether it is switched on, running, idle, or in stand-by mode. This further allows the patron to determine the dollar amount it costs them to keep that particular appliance or device plugged in. Over the years the Kill-A-Watt meter has been available in libraries, residents have saved more than $70,000 in the purchase price of a meter and additional thousands off of annual electric bills.

The ParkPass kit gives library patrons in Georgia free admission or parking to more than 60 State Parks and Historic Site locations of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Each Pass is available for check-out for one week for up to two visitors. The kit also includes a parking pass.

• The ParkPass and Historic Site Family Pass may only be checked out once every four months per family.

• The Historic Site Family Pass may only be used once per day, per site, per family.

Before visiting, please review the State Park COVID-19 Alert Page. Due to current regulations, you may not be admitted or find an activity unavailable.

The Go Fish Family Pass, when presented with your valid library card, is good for free admission to the Go Fish Education Center for as many as four visitors – a great day of fun for everyone and potential savings of up to $30!

Open on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Only allowing ten (10) visitors into Center building at a time. All tactile activities are closed. Visit the website for more information.

The Macon Museum Pass admits up to four people, for free, to the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame, Tubman Museum, and Museum of Arts and Sciences. The Pass is for general admission only and is not valid for any special events or programming. For other important information about your visit, please check the museum websites.

Check out a pass for free admission for up to six visitors to the Michael C. Carlos Museum on the Emory University Campus.

During the summer, the Carlos offers “Wrapped Up In Reading.” A reading list and reading diary is available online through the Carlos. When a child reads five books from the reading list, they will receive a goodie bag of items related to the Carlos exhibits and collections.

Learn more about the Wrapped Up in Reading reading program.

Check out the Zoo Atlanta Library Pass DVD at your local library for free admission for up to three visitors, Monday-Friday only. When you return the DVD to your library, you will receive a receipt. Please save this receipt; it is required for Zoo admission. The pass is valid for 28 days from the date of the receipt showing the return of the DVD.

Please be aware the Zoo instituted some blackout dates for using the Library Pass. More information can be found on the Zoo’s Library Pass Program page.