Five surprising library card perksfrom @lataco

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You know that you can record a podcast at the Los Angeles Public Library? Here are five unexpected things you can do with a library card. Number one, get free entry to the Los Angeles Zoo. Through Discover and Go, library card holders get up to four complimentary general admission tickets to visit Betty White's favorite place. You'll need to reserve tickets in advance, but it definitely beats spending, checking my no, $27 per worse. And look at all these other places you can visit with a library card. Number two, learn a new language. In addition to LAPL's many library services for Latino and Spanish speaking patrons, including book best, cookbooks, and homework help from Spanish speaking tutors, they also offer free ESL classes. Visit the Spanish portal to access language learning apps like Mango or find out which branches offer language classes in Spanish. Number three, get free parking at California State Parks. With the California State Library Parks Best, you can park for free at over 200 state parks across California. Number four, stream BBC's Pride and Prejudice, all six hours of it, or Parasite, Bong Joon Worst thrilling masterpiece about class warfare. With an LAPL card, you get free access to Canopy, where you can stream movies, shows, and documentaries from a catalog of more than 30,000 titles. Number five, start a podcast if you must. LAPL studios are equipped with Mac computers, microphones, recording equipment, and editing software, so you can become yet another person in Los Angeles with a podcast. Head on over to your local branch or check out lapl.org to learn more.