Franklin Park Conservatory: Passes available at CML’s Driving Park, Martin Luther King and Shepard branches. Columbus Zoo and Aquarium: Passes available at CML’s Main Library and Barnett, Driving Park, Franklinton, Hilltop, Karl Road, Linden, Marion-Franklin, Martin Luther King, Northern Lights, Northside, Parsons, Shepard and Whitehall branches. Columbus Museum of Art: Passes available at all 23 CML locations. The program allows participating organizations to select which specific CML locations will offer its passes based on the communities and neighborhoods associated with their outreach and inclusion goals.īelow is a list of current participating cultural institutions and where its passes are available for checkout. “As a public library, our role is to ensure equal access to all, and that goes well beyond books.” “With the help of our community partners, we’re working to expose all central Ohioans to the many renowned cultural gems we are fortunate to have at our doorstep,” says CML Chief Community Engagement Officer Donna Zuiderweg. Recently, the CML has added the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium to the program. Since the program’s founding, the CML has worked to expand its participating organizations. 
The program began by offering Culture Passes to the Franklin Park Conservatory and the Wexner Center for the Arts.
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Piloted in 2018, the Culture Pass program provides cardholders limited free access to central Ohio cultural institutions that regularly charge for admission. This program allows cardholders to checkout passes as they would a book. Through its Cultural Pass program, the Columbus Metropolitan Library (CML) offers its cardholders free admissions to cultural institutions.
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