Library Closed March 31

Both locations of the Cedar Rapids Public Library will be closed on Sunday, March 31. 

One Pass to Big Adventures

The Cedar Rapids Public Library is pleased to join other libraries across the state to offer Iowa Library Adventure Pass, which offers free passes to special attractions.

Your library card is your ticket to great fun with Adventure Pass. Passes allow entrance for two adults and two children. Additional tickets can be purchased at the venue.

How to Use Adventure Pass

Cedar Rapids residents ages 18 and older, with a valid library card may reserve passes.

Cardholder must present a valid photo ID and printed pass (email on phone not accepted) for admission into the venue.

One pass per venue may be reserved once every 365 days.

Passes cannot be used for any other special member events.

Please cancel your reservation. if you cannot use the pass at the reserved time. To cancel a reservation, call the library at (319) 261-7323.

Check open dates of any venue before you reserve your pass.

Adventure Pass Venues

Learn more about the venues you can visit with an Adventure Pass from the Cedar Rapids Public Library:

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African American Museum of Iowa

The African American Museum of Iowa, located in Cedar Rapids, is the only statewide museum devoted to preserving African American history and culture.

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Blank Park Zoo

Blank Park Zoo

Blank Park Zoo in Des Moines aims to inspire an appreciation of the natural world through conservation, education, research, and recreation.

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DSM Children's Museum

Des Moines Children's Museum

The Des Moines Children's Museum aims to build the foundation of lifelong learning by promoting the power of play.

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Science Center of Iowa

Science Center of Iowa

The Science Center of Iowa in downtown Des Moines features hands-on exhibits, special-format theaters and unique programming.

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Museums for All

Through Museums for All, those receiving food assistance (SNAP benefits) can gain free or reduced admission to more than 1,000 museums throughout the United States simply by presenting their EBT card and a photo ID.