What is a Book Club Set? A Book Club Set is a bag with 10 copies of the same title in it that may be signed out to a designated member of a Book Club. Book Club Set titles are available for browsing...(read more)

KFPL offers access to the Centre for Equitable Library Access (CELA) collection for people who have difficulty reading print due to a visual, physical or learning disability. With over 500,000 items...(read more)

Access to Public Computers All Kingston Frontenac Public Library branches have at least one Public Access Computer connected to the Internet. These can be reserved by patrons for research or browsing...(read more)

KFPL branches are offering curbside pickup service only from December 28 through January 23 in compliance with the province's restrictions. Find out what’s available, what’s not, and how to prepare for a visit. Please check back here for updates and more information about available services. Read more about it .(read more)

Please don’t come to your branch until you’ve received an email or phone call that your items are ready for pickup . Curbside pickup is will be offered during set hours as a walk-up service. Patrons...(read more)

Home Library Service is available for Kingston-Frontenac residents who are homebound for three months or longer due to age, illness or disability. How it Works There are two options for delivery: a...(read more)

Self-serve interlibrary loans allows patrons to search and request items from other Ontario public library systems. Learn more about signing up for an account.(read more)

Laptops are available to borrow at the Rideau Heights Branch for in-library use only. Here's how it works: Laptops can be borrowed by patrons 16 years of age and older. They must have a valid library...(read more)

Please contact administration with any room booking inquiries, email administration@kfpl.ca or 613-549-8888. Information listed below may have been changed due to Covid-19. Meeting rooms are...(read more)

Some passes will not be available during 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Borrow passes for free or discounted admission to several museums, provincial parks and conservation areas. Available passes may be borrowed for one week and can be reserved in the library catalogue.(read more)