Speakeysie News Service

What: Georgia Public Library Service is unveiling three new free admissions opportunities with the Atlanta History Center, Computer Museum of America, and Shakespeare Tavern®. Library cardholders can check out a pass from their local library, just like a book, and use it at these locations for free admission. The Georgia Public Library Service Partnerships program is available through all 410 public libraries in Georgia. 

Who: Speakers include Julie Walker, the vice chancellor for Libraries and Archives and state librarian; Gayle Holloman, director of Fulton County Public Library; as well as representatives from the Atlanta History Center, Computer Museum of America, and Shakespeare Tavern®. 

When and where: Thursday, Sept. 28, 11-11:30 a.m. at the Buckhead Branch of the Fulton County Library System. PARKING INFO. B-roll and photo opportunities will include library customers exploring materials brought from the three organizations, such as a rotary phone from the Computer Museum of America, as well as a representative from Shakespeare Tavern® interacting with guests while in costume from one of Shakespeare’s plays, speakers during the event, and guests interacting.
Why: Through partnerships with organizations across the state, Georgia Public Library Service provides families with educational and recreational opportunities to spend time together while saving money. Our strategic partnerships have provided hundreds of hours of free programming for public library patrons while saving Georgia families more than $20 million since