Since 2015, KFPL Live has produced more than 60 lectures and workshops on a wide range of topics. Help us decide what to offer in 2021 - take our quick 1-minute survey!

Photographer and adventurer Lola Reid Allin continues her trip through the Akshayuk Pass, in Nunavut’s Auyuittuq National Park on Baffin Island.  Follow her trek each week with stunning photos, released every Monday through the KFPL Instagram account.  Armchair travel at its best!  #TrekTheAkshayuk

Mondays through December 14.  

“In It to Win It” is a virtual tutoring and homework drop-in facilitated by Kingston and Frontenac teens for Kingston and Frontenac teens. KFPL is presently looking for upper-year secondary student volunteers to provide online tutoring to younger teens in Grades 7 and 8, as well as and older teens requiring special academic support.

Under the supervision of a KFPL programmer, volunteer tutors will work one-on-one, or with small subject groups, to mentor and motivate emerging learners. For more information and to apply, please follow the link below.

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.

Join KFPL and Kingston WritersFest, along with libraries and festivals across Canada, for this exciting launch event on Thursday, Oct 8 from 12-1:00 pm. Stay tuned for new content throughout the fall, featuring international writers talking directly to Canadian audiences.