Just in time for Halloween! Learn the fundamentals of horror make-up from instructor Leslie Wandell.

Registration is now open for our October 3rd KFPL Live event with Alex Huntley, editor and senior writer with The Beaverton and co-author of The Beaverton Presents: Glorious and/or Free: The True History of Canada. Huntley will talk about his work, writing satire, and how to distinguish between fake news, real news and satirical news.

Queen's Surveillance Studies Centre and KFPL invite you to join Queen's University expert Valerie Michaelson, and the eQuality Project's Valerie Steeves as they explore the impact of the rise of social networking on interpersonal relationships, academic achievement, teen dating, and bullying.

Join KFPL and Georgina Riel for a community talking circle where participants will discuss the past, present and future of Indigenous communities in the Kingston-Frontenac region. This event is part of the City of Kingston's Engage for Change initiative that aims to strengthen the relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations. 

Please submit any questions or topics of discussion that interest you to the email below. Tuesday, September 28, 9 - 4 p.m. Space is limited to 20 attendees. Free registration; lunch provided; ages 13 and up.  Registration deadline extended to September 26.

Due to the overwhelming response to last evening's program, we will offer an encore presentation of "Five Courageous Helpers". Jochebed Katan, a Holocaust survivor, will share her remarkable story. Jochebed was born during the war, very close to Anne’s Secret Annex. Her family was preserved through sacrifice and courage.