Young readers in grades 1 to 3 are invited to join us for Reading Buddies—a fun, supportive program where teen volunteers and library staff provide one-on-one reading support and engaging literacy activities.
Upcoming Programs and Events
Indigenous Portal
Engage with KFPL's Indigenous programming, collections and community partnerships!
Programs, Events, Services and Recommendations
Upcoming Programs and Events
Wildlife Wonders with Sandy Pines
Join a Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre educator to learn about the wild animals in your neighbourhood through a series of interactive games and activities. For ages 6-12.
Library Kiosk
Indigenous Heritage
Bekaa, Bzindaachagan | Wait and Listen
Celebrate the 22nd annual First Nations Public Library Week by reading Indigenous authors, attending a related program or visiting an Indigenous-led library near you. Check out KFPL's Indigenous Portal to explore the Library's programs, collections and engagement projects.
Check out free live and pre-recorded events available through the Ontario Library Service.
Upcoming Programs and Events
October is Canadian Library Month!
All month long, libraries across Canada are raising awareness of the valuable role libraries play in Canadians’ lives. Libraries promote cultural awareness, engage in the community, provide educational programs, support freedom of expression and so much more. Books are just the beginning!
A library card starts a lifelong adventure, connecting you with everything you need to inspire learning, creativity and fun. To get your card, register online or visit a library branch.
A truth and reconciliation reading list
September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. This day acknowledges the painful legacy of residential schools and the ongoing trauma faced by survivors of these institutions and honours survivors, families, communities, and children stolen by the violence of colonialism. These books will help broaden your understanding of truth, reconciliation, and residential institutions.
Former residential school students can call 1-866-925-4419 for emotional crisis referral services and information on other supports.
