Las Vegas-Clark County Library District Offering Incentives To ‘GetCarded’
If you don’t have a library card in Clark County, now is a great time to get one.
September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month. And the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District is giving residents a new reason to get a library card. For the entire month of September, signing up for a new library card could land you some awesome prizes. When you get a new card, you’ll have a chance to win tickets to see our Stanley Cup Champions the Vegas Golden Knights. Or one of hundreds of “#GetCarded with the Vegas Golden Knights” T-shirts. Currently library card holders will also be entered into the raffle drawings.
To get a new library card, all you have to do is find a branch closest to you from this list, and pick out your new card. To have a chance to win in the raffle, enter the prize giveaway online at TheLibraryDistrict.org/GetCardedGiveaway by Sept. 30, 2023. The library district will select winners in a random drawing in October.
The Las Vegas-Clark County Library District gives residents a lot more than just books to check out. Like access to hands-free technology, free homework help, language skills help and job training. Las Vegas-Clark County Library District is also home to art galleries and live performances. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
The Las Vegas-Clark County Library District announces FREE Wi-Fi.
The Library District, through a partnership with Cox Communications, and a grant from the Federal Emergency Connectivity Fund, is now offering free Wi-Fi to the community. At your local branch, check out a FREE Personal WiFi Card. It will contain a username and password that gives card holders free access to the Cox WiFi Hotspot Network. This free service allows you to connect up to three devices, and is available now to the community, through June 30 2024.
Get more information about all the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District has to offer at thelibrarydistrict.org. And listen to the conversation Wendy had with the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District’s Head of Collections & Bibliographic Services, Rebecca Colbert. She explains in detail more about the incentives for sign-up month as well as the resources available for the Clark County community
