Recent additions to the collection

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The Milk Street cookbook by Christopher Kimball
Me and white supremacy by Layla F. Saad
Enemy of all mankind by Steven Johnson, (1968-)
Running with a police escort by Jill A. Grunenwald
Biography of resistance by Muhammad H. Zaman
Mystical activism by John C. Robinson, (1946-)
On nostalgia by David Berry
Dancing with the octopus by Debora Harding
Fix-it and forget-it big book of keto recipes
Mosquito Supper Club by Melissa Martin
One-pot keto cooking by Charlotte Smythe
Float and scurry by Heather Birrell, (1971-)
Aren't you forgetting someone by Kari Lizer
Your blue is not my blue by Aspen Matis
Dress your best life by Dawnn Karen
Giant days by John Allison, (1976-)
Stamped from the beginning by Ibram X. Kendi
Gardener's guide to compact plants by Jessica Walliser

Programs, Events, Services and Recommendations

Building a Mystery with Live History

Kids Events

Something mysterious this way comes...

Join Live History on November 7 to build a mystery to stump friends and family, or learn how to become a sleuth during your favourite mystery programs!

Participants who are fans of mystery novels, shows and theatre will learn how to build a mystery while learning about their local history in a way they have never seen it before.

Mysteries include lessons in math, patterns, language and visual arts. This mystery-building workshop is hands-on, interactive, and wildly fun!

For ages 8 and up with an adult caregiver. Adult caregivers must attend with children who are ages 8 to 13. Teens may attend without a caregiver.

Date: Saturday, November 7

Times: 1:30-2:30 PM and 3:00-4:00 PM

Register to receive a Zoom meeting invitation to one of these sessions!

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Register Online for a Library Card

Register Online for a Library Card

If you don't have Kingston Frontenac Public Library membership, you can now register online. Access all of our online services and digital collections, like Hoopla, cloudLibrary, Lynda.com and more.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates

COVID-19 Updates

We have begun a phased reopening of our branches. Curbside pickup is available at branches that remain closed. Read more about it.

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Upcoming Programs and Events

Climate Emergency Workshop 1: Share Your Voice (Live Online Event)

COVID-19 has grabbed the headlines, but wildfires and floods around the world show that the climate crisis hasn’t gone anywhere. Come share how it’s affected your life and community in this first of two online workshops with Jeremy Milloy of the Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation Office of the Sisters of Providence, at 6:30 PM on Monday, October 26.

This digital program is free to all adults but requires registration. A Zoom link will be shared with registrants the day before the workshop. A follow-up workshop on how to take action follows on Thursday, November 12; please register separately for each workshop.

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Get Connected

What do you wish you could do?

Connect to over 2,000 video courses to help you reach your goals.

Want to indulge your creative side? Learn ukelele basics, improve your digital photography, and dabble with painting.

Want to improve your skills at work? Up your game in social media, learn the latest software, and check out career-focused learning paths. 

Sign in to Lynda.com with your library card and get started!

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Library Services

Get connected!

To help bridge a gap in internet access, we're now lending wireless internet hotspots (search for "hotspot" in the catalogue). Several hotspots will be tied to our branches in rural communities, with additional hotspots available through Kingston locations.

This collection will soon include 10 Chromebooks for loan to those who don’t have a device of their own. 

This project has been supported by the Cameron & Laurie Thompson Fund with the Community Foundation of Kingston and Area.

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