Do whales have belly buttons? Do fish go on vacations? Will the princess feel the pea under her pile of mattresses — and will the prince ever find love?

Spend a bit of your summer with KFPL's Kathy and her friends! Find Peas in a Podcast with KFPL wherever you get your podcasts.

Step into The PumpHouse, Kingston's first waterworks in operation from 1851 to 1952. Today, this magnificent building continues to serve the public as a community museum, which you can now visit with a pass borrowed from KFPL!

This pass will admit up to five individuals to the museum and gallery site during regular operating hours.

Many people point to Canada as a haven for people escaping slavery via the Underground Railroad, but slavery didn't stop at the border. Canada has a terrible history of enslaving Indigenous and African peoples — a history we all need to know and never forget. Emancipation Day commemorates the abolition of slavery across the British Empire while encouraging us to fight anti-Black racism and discrimination and to celebrate the strength and perseverance of Black communities in Canada.

These books offer valuable insight. Don't miss the national and local facts in the descriptions, contributed by Judith Brown.