Some of what’s happening at the Kingston Public Library
Automatic Renewals at the Kingston Public LibraryStarting January 2nd Automatic Renewals are Coming to Your Library Account
How Does Automatic Renewal Work?
Most items (Books, DVDs, CDs, Magazines) will be automatically renewed
If you owe $15 or more your automatic renewal will be declined
You will receive an email to notify you of successful renewals
You will receive an email or ... Continue Reading
March Gallery Exhibit – Patricia Lindros-Kruskall ‘Times of My LifeThis March, the Kingston Public Library features the artwork of Patricia Lindros-Kruskall. In this exhibit, ‘Times of My Life’, there will be some surprises in store for the viewer. Among the clocks in the painting, ‘Time Forgotten Clock’, there is a real working clock. While most of the paintings in ... Continue Reading
Coronavirus Information and ResourcesOn this page you’ll find resources and information from local and federal government agencies about Covid-19, also known as the novel coronavirus.
The first case of 2019 novel coronavirus in Massachusetts was confirmed on February 11th, 2020. Look below for information and facts about the virus and what you can do ... Continue Reading
Starting January 2nd Automatic Renewals are Coming to Your Library Account
How Does Automatic Renewal Work?
Most items (Books, DVDs, CDs, Magazines) will be automatically renewed
If you owe $15 or more your automatic renewal will be declined
You will receive an email to notify you of successful renewals
You will receive an email or ... Continue Reading
This March, the Kingston Public Library features the artwork of Patricia Lindros-Kruskall. In this exhibit, ‘Times of My Life’, there will be some surprises in store for the viewer. Among the clocks in the painting, ‘Time Forgotten Clock’, there is a real working clock. While most of the paintings in ... Continue Reading
A few of the programs at the Kingston Public Library were featured on The Local Seen on PacTV.
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On this page you’ll find resources and information from local and federal government agencies about Covid-19, also known as the novel coronavirus.
The first case of 2019 novel coronavirus in Massachusetts was confirmed on February 11th, 2020. Look below for information and facts about the virus and what you can do ... Continue Reading