COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The Pikes Peak Library District has come out with a new U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum-themed library card that comes with special perks before July 31.
The new card design has been available to the public since Friday, May 31 according to the library district.
The new design features artwork by LeRoy Neiman, the official painter for the past five Olympic games.
When you get one of these new cards, you also get free admission to the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum before July 31.
Cardholders may present the limited-edition card to get free admission for a child 12 years or younger with a paying adult.
To learn more about the Pikes Peak Library District click here.
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