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Here’s our combined feed from Facebook pages of the Library and some of Kingston’s departments. They’re listed individually here.
You can register for this free online Author Talk at:
www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=KPL&curName=2020/10/29_Author_Talk_-_Abdi_Nor_Iftin
Canton Public Library hosts noted diversity consultant and author E. Dolores Johnson in a virtual conversation, Tuesday, October 20, 7-8 p.m., on her new book, Say I'm Dead: A Family Memoir of Race, Secrets, and Love.
This virtual event is free. Registration by 3 p.m. on the day of the event is required to receive the Zoom invite:
www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=CANTON&curName=2020/10/20_Author_E_Dolores_Johnson
With so many courses to choose, which ones will you take? Universal Class is free 24/7 with your Kingston Public Library card. To get started, go to: www.kingstonpubliclibrary.org/newsite/2020/04/15/universal-class/
Thayer Public Library hosts former stand-up comedian and journalist Kevin Myers in lively, virtual conversation with Boston Globe reporter Jenna Russell, Wednesday, October 21, 7-8 p.m., on his new novel, Hidden Falls, a family crime story set in the Boston-New Bedford area. Funny and full of local flavor, Hidden Falls is bound to be a favorite with Massachusetts readers.
This virtual event is free. Registration by 4 p.m. on the day of the event is required to receive the Zoom invite: www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=THAYER&curID=466649
One lucky registered attendee will win a free copy from the publisher!
The year 2026 will mark the 300th anniversary of Kingston's separation from Plymouth. This live-stream conversation poses some very interesting questions about how we tell the "complex stories" of Kingston's past.
masshistorycommons.org/event/conversations-on-the-commons-400-years-and-beyond/
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Due to COVID-19, all adoption applications will be processed via email. If you are interested in adopting an animal from the Kingston Animal Shelter, please fill out an application online and submit the completed form via email or facebook message. Applications can be found on our facebook or at the Town of Kingston Animal Control website.
If you are interested in adopting any of the animals in our shelter, please fill out an application online. Only upon application approval will an adoption coordinator contact you to schedule a meet and greet with the animal(s) you may be interested in taking home.
*Athena adopted 2020, now known as Riley(left)*
Pictured with her sister Mia (right)!
Join @boston.book.festival from October 5–25 for dozens of events and activities, online and outside! The virtual festival features 150+ world-class authors and 50+ live and pre-recorded sessions, plus a virtual marketplace with 70 vendors. Outside, book lovers of all ages can participate in a real-world #BBFBookHunt, One City One Story, Story Walks, an art installation, and more! #BBF2020 bostonbookfest.org
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Program starts at 10:30!
Join Zoom Meeting
zoom.us/j/97364038880
Meeting ID: 973 6403 8880
Incase you missed it, here is our video tribute to Sia.
Dance is back! 💕💃 get your child up and moving with the wonderful Miss Tracy! Visit www.kingstonrec.com for more information and to register!🤗
*please click on the flyer to view all of the information*
Hello families! We know how stressful going back to school 🏫 can seem right now especially for our young kiddos. The Kingston Rec has come up with this awesome new 😯 RULR program to help your children stay on top of their school work 📓✏️ as well as spend time with friends while still maintaining social distancing! 👣 Please feel free to check it out and register at www.kingstonrec.com ‼️🤩📚
*please click on the photo of flyer to view all of the information*
Our Library services are evolving!
When we started curbside pickup back in June, we asked you to disregard system emails – the ones from sirsi@ocln.sirsi.net – and wait for a staff member to call you about your holds.
Well, wait no more: email notifications are back!
Starting September 21, if we've got your email address in your library account, you’ll get an email, not a call, to let you know your holds are ready for curbside pickup. If you signed up for text messages, you’ll get those as an extra added bonus, along with either a friendly phone call or an email.
Your holds will be available for 7 business days after you're notified, so be sure to grab them as soon as you can. You can check on holds and manage your preferences in MyAccount in the OCLN catalog. As always, give us a shout at 781-585-0517 or send us an email at library@kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Plymouth Party Truck 🎈🎉
Gray's Beach Park, Wednesday, August 19th from 12pm - 4pm. (weather permitting) *click on the picture to view entire information*
Getting ready for last blast⭐️ Can’t believe the summer is coming to an end!😦🤧
K-rec never disappoints! Brielle had the most amazing time the last 4 weeks! She’s sad to see it end. Thank you for the memories made!