Monterey Park Library offers deals for library card holders – NBC Los Angeles

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The Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library celebrated Library Card Sign-up Month Tuesday with the start of a program offering library cardholders discounts and other deals at participating local businesses.

The Reader Rewards program, running through Sept. 30, allows Bruggemeyer Library cardholders to show their library cards at participating Monterey Park businesses to receive perks including discounts, buy-one-get-one offers and free drinks, according to the library.

The program is part of the library’s observance of Library Card Sign-up Month, an annual initiative of the American Library Association that has been held each September since 1987 to mark the beginning of the school year, combat illiteracy and encourage people to explore the resources available through libraries.

This year’s theme, “A Library Card Hits All the Right Notes,” highlights the variety of programs, resources and opportunities available at libraries for people of all ages and interests, officials said.

“Whether you’re checking out a classic story or trying something new, finding harmony at the library’s programs, finding your focus in a study room or vibing out in a cozy nook, or composing your future with new skills, there’s a seat in the front row at the library for you, and your library card is the ticket,” according to the library.

Library cards are available free of charge, and officials encouraged residents who do not have one to sign up.

The Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library is at 318 S. Ramona Ave.

A full list of participating businesses can be found here.

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