We will have 300 square feet of space in the new Kingston Secondary School, located at 145 Kirkpatrick Street. This space will house technologies that will allow library patrons to browse and borrow library materials, pick up reservations and return items.

Please take our survey to help determine which technologies will be purchased for the space, and their sizes and capabilities. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts!

Have the challenges of the past year had a negative impact on your stress management and wellness?

In this short seminar facilitated by KFPL's Teen Advisory Group, Registered Social Worker Kate Rooney will present a number of tips and strategies to help teens cope with stress and anxiety during these challenging times. 

When we think of the vocal arts, we tend to think of singing – it is sonically pleasing, broadly accessible, and widely popular. But what about other vocal arts and practices, to which some dedicate themselves with all of the passion and hard work of the most celebrated singers. Are bird calls, auctioneering, ventriloquism, and sound healing somehow the products of a lesser commitment to craft? Kingston Frontenac Public Library, King Con, and the Tone Deaf Festival are pleased to announce a special Kingston-edition of comics author and artist, Georgia Webber’s immersive concert series, “MAW,” which celebrates the human voice in all its permutations. Register now for this special event!