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The bureau
Napoleon Dynamite
A beautiful day in the neighborhood
Family business
Doctor Sleep
The walking dead
The Sommerdahl murders
Cold call
Mum
Let him go
The assistant
Irresistible
Terminator
Fire will come
His dark materials
Ratatouille
Doctor Who
Westworld

Programs, Events, Services and Recommendations

Kids Events

Reading Buddies for Newcomer Youth

KFPL’s Reading Buddies program exists to nurture the developing ESL literacy skills of newcomer youth through one-one-one reading support and fun literacy activities. The Reading Buddies for Newcomer Youth program will be facilitated online with Zoom from August 9 to 13, 2:30-4pm.

This program requires free registration. Registrants are asked to provide an email address and we will send a link to a series of private Zoom meetings.

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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, LinkedIn Learning and more.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates

COVID-19 Updates

Most branches of KFPL are now open to the public with limited capacity. Check here for updates and more information about available services. Read more about it.

summer sculptures

Kids Events

Registration Now Open

Register once for a three week instructional art program for kids ages 9-12.  This program consists of three step-by-step weekly sessions (sculpt/paint/decorate) hosted over the Zoom format. All materials provided. 

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Upcoming Programs and Events

Meet Our Makers

We partnered with Frontenac Business Services and Suzy Lamont Photography to create a six week series of short films featuring Frontenac musicians, artists, food producers and farmers.

Join us on YouTube to Meet Our Makers every Thursday. Upcoming videos will feature Stefan Duerst (July 29), Sven Schlegel (August 5), Tammy Watson (August 12), Debbie & Dave Fitzerman (August 19), and Sarah Winney from Rise Farm (August 26). Read more about this project in the Kingston Whig Standard.

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