Join Kingston resident Suzanne Staples, of Bridge to Presence, LLC, for a donation-based Silver Age Yoga class. Silver Age Yoga, sometimes referred to as "Chair Yoga," provides the benefits of a traditional yoga class; light stretching, muscle strengthening poses, and guided meditation, from the comfort and safety of a chair. No yoga experience is necessary for this class. Practitioners are offered the option of a few standing postures toward the end of class, still using the chair for support. All levels of fitness and flexibility encouraged to join.
Proceeds will benefit the Kingston Public Library Foundation Technology project. Recommended donation is $5-10 per class. Class size is limited, and registration is requested at the Library or online at kingstonpubliclibrary.org.
Please note that the July 24th class will be held at the Kingston Council on Aging. All other classes will be at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street.
Join Kingston resident Suzanne Staples, of Bridge to Presence, LLC, for a donation-based Silver Age Yoga class. Silver Age Yoga, sometimes referred to as "Chair Yoga," provides the benefits of a traditional yoga class; light stretching, muscle strengthening poses, and guided meditation, from the comfort and safety of a chair. No yoga experience is necessary for this class. Practitioners are offered the option of a few standing postures toward the end of class, still using the chair for support. All levels of fitness and flexibility encouraged to join.
Proceeds will benefit the Kingston Public Library Foundation Technology project. Recommended donation is $5-10 per class. Class size is limited, and registration is requested at the Library or online at kingstonpubliclibrary.org.
Please note that the July 24th class will be held at the Kingston Council on Aging. All other classes will be at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street.
Come join a new children's Reading Club for children aged 7-10. We'll meet every other week and read from a group-selected book. We're currently reading Bunnicula. In addition, we'll be mixing it up--discussing favorite characters; adding a related craft, game or activity; reading from a kid-friendly theater script and adding costumes for role-playing fun. The goal of this group is to support young readers! Please register your child (or children ) to help with materials planning. The instructor for this program is Angela Ball.
Come join a new children's Reading Club for children aged 7-10. We'll meet every other week and read from a group-selected book. We're currently reading Bunnicula. In addition, we'll be mixing it up--discussing favorite characters; adding a related craft, game or activity; reading from a kid-friendly theater script and adding costumes for role-playing fun. The goal of this group is to support young readers! Please register your child (or children ) to help with materials planning. The instructor for this program is Angela Ball.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
More than a typical building workshop, ImagArena combines the spirit of an art program, the materials of a building workshop, and the framework of a video game to provide an experience that engages everyone. For ages 5-12. Please use the form below to register online or call the library at 781-585-0517 x 6273.This is a Kingston Community Fun Event.This program will take place at the Kingston Council on Aging.
More than a typical building workshop, ImagArena combines the spirit of an art program, the materials of a building workshop, and the framework of a video game to provide an experience that engages everyone. For ages 5-12. Please use the form below to register online or call the library at 781-585-0517 x 6273.This is a Kingston Community Fun Event.This program will take place at the Kingston Council on Aging.
Annual Pet Show to benefit the Kingston Animal Shelter
Children and adults alike can bring their pet in to strut their stuff. All proceeds from this event will go toward helping animals in need at the Kingston Animal Shelter.
This is a fun occassion to show off why your pet is such an important part of your family. What is their talent or trick? What do you love most about them? Be prepared to answer a few simple questions the judges may have for you. Costumes are always fun, too!
We just have a few rules:
Pets must be leashed or in a cage/carrier.
Pets must be well-behaved and up-to-date on vaccinations.
Children under 9 showing a pet must be accompanied by an adult.
Permission slips must be signed by owners and/or parents of owners under 18.
Only dogs under 20 lbs. may be shown due to space limitations.
You may pick up a submission form starting July 2nd at the Library.
Annual Pet Show to benefit the Kingston Animal Shelter
Children and adults alike can bring their pet in to strut their stuff. All proceeds from this event will go toward helping animals in need at the Kingston Animal Shelter.
This is a fun occassion to show off why your pet is such an important part of your family. What is their talent or trick? What do you love most about them? Be prepared to answer a few simple questions the judges may have for you. Costumes are always fun, too!
We just have a few rules:
Pets must be leashed or in a cage/carrier.
Pets must be well-behaved and up-to-date on vaccinations.
Children under 9 showing a pet must be accompanied by an adult.
Permission slips must be signed by owners and/or parents of owners under 18.
Only dogs under 20 lbs. may be shown due to space limitations.
You may pick up a submission form starting July 2nd at the Library.
Join Kingston resident Suzanne Staples, of Bridge to Presence, LLC, for a donation-based Silver Age Yoga class. Silver Age Yoga, sometimes referred to as "Chair Yoga," provides the benefits of a traditional yoga class; light stretching, muscle strengthening poses, and guided meditation, from the comfort and safety of a chair. No yoga experience is necessary for this class. Practitioners are offered the option of a few standing postures toward the end of class, still using the chair for support. All levels of fitness and flexibility encouraged to join.
Proceeds will benefit the Kingston Public Library Foundation Technology project. Recommended donation is $5-10 per class. Class size is limited, and registration is requested at the Library or online at kingstonpubliclibrary.org.
Please note that the July 24th class will be held at the Kingston Council on Aging. All other classes will be at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street.
Join Kingston resident Suzanne Staples, of Bridge to Presence, LLC, for a donation-based Silver Age Yoga class. Silver Age Yoga, sometimes referred to as "Chair Yoga," provides the benefits of a traditional yoga class; light stretching, muscle strengthening poses, and guided meditation, from the comfort and safety of a chair. No yoga experience is necessary for this class. Practitioners are offered the option of a few standing postures toward the end of class, still using the chair for support. All levels of fitness and flexibility encouraged to join.
Proceeds will benefit the Kingston Public Library Foundation Technology project. Recommended donation is $5-10 per class. Class size is limited, and registration is requested at the Library or online at kingstonpubliclibrary.org.
Please note that the July 24th class will be held at the Kingston Council on Aging. All other classes will be at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
We'll be at the Kingston Farmers Market every first Sunday from June through October. Visit us for free seeds, program information, crafts, storytimes -- our offerings will vary each month. You can even open a a library card at our booth. The Friends of the Library will hold a mini-booksale at some of the markets. Hope to see you there!
We'll be at the Kingston Farmers Market every first Sunday from June through October. Visit us for free seeds, program information, crafts, storytimes -- our offerings will vary each month. You can even open a a library card at our booth. The Friends of the Library will hold a mini-booksale at some of the markets. Hope to see you there!
Come join a new children's Reading Club for children aged 7-10. We'll meet every other week and read from a group-selected book. In addition, we'll be mixing it up--discussing favorite characters; adding a related craft, game or activity; reading from a kid-friendly theater script and adding costumes for role-playing fun. The goal of this group is to support young readers! Please register your child (or children ) to help with materials planning. The instructor for this program is Angela Ball.
Come join a new children's Reading Club for children aged 7-10. We'll meet every other week and read from a group-selected book. In addition, we'll be mixing it up--discussing favorite characters; adding a related craft, game or activity; reading from a kid-friendly theater script and adding costumes for role-playing fun. The goal of this group is to support young readers! Please register your child (or children ) to help with materials planning. The instructor for this program is Angela Ball.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Children ages 3 and up and their siblings with a caregiver are invited to sign-up for a music program with special instruments hosted by musician Sagit Zilberman.This program is a Kingston Community Fun Event and will be held at the Kingston Recreation Center, Reed Building. Please visit kingstonrec.com to register.
Children ages 3 and up and their siblings with a caregiver are invited to sign-up for a music program with special instruments hosted by musician Sagit Zilberman.This program is a Kingston Community Fun Event and will be held at the Kingston Recreation Center, Reed Building. Please visit kingstonrec.com to register.
The Friends meet the first Friday of the month at 1p.m. in the Library meeting room. We are a group of dedicated volunteers who raise funds year round to provide services to the Library and the Community. Consider joining us -- new ideas and suggestions are most welcome and very important to us.
The Friends meet the first Friday of the month at 1p.m. in the Library meeting room. We are a group of dedicated volunteers who raise funds year round to provide services to the Library and the Community. Consider joining us -- new ideas and suggestions are most welcome and very important to us.
The Board of Library Trustees meet on the first Tuesday of every month. Exceptions will be posted on this calendar. These meetings are open to the public.
The Board of Library Trustees meet on the first Tuesday of every month. Exceptions will be posted on this calendar. These meetings are open to the public.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll be choosing our titles for the season at the September meeting. Join us to help choose what we'll read. For September, we'll be reading The Sun Does Shine, by Anthony Ray Hinton. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll be choosing our titles for the season at the September meeting. Join us to help choose what we'll read. For September, we'll be reading The Sun Does Shine, by Anthony Ray Hinton. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
The Night Readers Book Group is a monthly book group for children in the fourth and fifth grades. We eat dinner together, discuss a book and work on a craft or other activity. This meeting is our first meeting of the year, and we'll choose a book for next month's meeting. Please sign-up using the form below or call Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282 to register or if you have any questions.
The Night Readers Book Group is a monthly book group for children in the fourth and fifth grades. We eat dinner together, discuss a book and work on a craft or other activity. This meeting is our first meeting of the year, and we'll choose a book for next month's meeting. Please sign-up using the form below or call Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282 to register or if you have any questions.
Across Massachusetts, countless children are in need of a caring foster family. When parents and relatives aren’t able to provide the proper care and support for a child, the Department of Children and Families looks to foster families for help. Great foster parents come in all shapes and sizes and represent diverse cultures and backgrounds. Foster parents can be single or married; they can be renters or home owners; and they can come from large or small families. Most importantly, foster families help their child to grow and succeed by providing a safe home where their physical and emotional well-being is supported by a loving family. Children are one of life’s great joys, and while becoming a foster parent is a difficult task, the rewards can be beyond measure.
If you are interested in helping a child in need by becoming a foster parent, consider attending the Foster Parent Information Session on Monday September 17th at 6:30 pm at the Kingston Public Library. You can learn about the process of becoming a foster parent, get information about foster parent training, and find resources about foster parent support programs. A foster parent will be present to answer any questions you may have. Registration is requested and can be completed on the library's online calendar at www.kingstonpubliclibrary.org or by calling the library at 781-585-0517 x6271.
Across Massachusetts, countless children are in need of a caring foster family. When parents and relatives aren’t able to provide the proper care and support for a child, the Department of Children and Families looks to foster families for help. Great foster parents come in all shapes and sizes and represent diverse cultures and backgrounds. Foster parents can be single or married; they can be renters or home owners; and they can come from large or small families. Most importantly, foster families help their child to grow and succeed by providing a safe home where their physical and emotional well-being is supported by a loving family. Children are one of life’s great joys, and while becoming a foster parent is a difficult task, the rewards can be beyond measure.
If you are interested in helping a child in need by becoming a foster parent, consider attending the Foster Parent Information Session on Monday September 17th at 6:30 pm at the Kingston Public Library. You can learn about the process of becoming a foster parent, get information about foster parent training, and find resources about foster parent support programs. A foster parent will be present to answer any questions you may have. Registration is requested and can be completed on the library's online calendar at www.kingstonpubliclibrary.org or by calling the library at 781-585-0517 x6271.
Come join a new children's Reading Club for children aged 7-10. We'll meet every other week and read from a group-selected book. In addition, we'll be mixing it up--discussing favorite characters; adding a related craft, game or activity; reading from a kid-friendly theater script and adding costumes for role-playing fun. The goal of this group is to support young readers! Please register your child (or children ) to help with materials planning. The instructor for this program is Angela Ball.
Come join a new children's Reading Club for children aged 7-10. We'll meet every other week and read from a group-selected book. In addition, we'll be mixing it up--discussing favorite characters; adding a related craft, game or activity; reading from a kid-friendly theater script and adding costumes for role-playing fun. The goal of this group is to support young readers! Please register your child (or children ) to help with materials planning. The instructor for this program is Angela Ball.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
The Phoenix Book Group for sixth graders meets monthly in the Activities Room for dinner, book discussion and arts/crafts. This is the first meeting for the Phoenixes this year, and we'll be picking out a book for the next meeting. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
The Phoenix Book Group for sixth graders meets monthly in the Activities Room for dinner, book discussion and arts/crafts. This is the first meeting for the Phoenixes this year, and we'll be picking out a book for the next meeting. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
The Cabin at the End of the World adds an inventive twist to the home invasion horror story in a heart-palpitating novel of psychological suspense. It’s a tense, gripping tale of paranoia, sacrifice, apocalypse, and survival that escalates to a shattering conclusion, one in which the fate of a loving family and quite possibly all of humanity are entwined.
Paul Tremblay’s novels have won multiple awards, and his essays and short fiction have appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Entertainment Weekly online, and numerous year's-best anthologies. He will speak at the Kingston Council on Aging.
The Cabin at the End of the World adds an inventive twist to the home invasion horror story in a heart-palpitating novel of psychological suspense. It’s a tense, gripping tale of paranoia, sacrifice, apocalypse, and survival that escalates to a shattering conclusion, one in which the fate of a loving family and quite possibly all of humanity are entwined.
Paul Tremblay’s novels have won multiple awards, and his essays and short fiction have appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Entertainment Weekly online, and numerous year's-best anthologies. He will speak at the Kingston Council on Aging.
Children of all ages are invited to a fun storytime featuring Leigh and her Puppet Friends. This is a drop-in program and is held in the Children's Room. Program sponsored by The Friends of the Kingston Public Library.
Children of all ages are invited to a fun storytime featuring Leigh and her Puppet Friends. This is a drop-in program and is held in the Children's Room. Program sponsored by The Friends of the Kingston Public Library.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
The Board of Library Trustees meet on the first Tuesday of every month. Exceptions will be posted on this calendar. These meetings are open to the public.
The Board of Library Trustees meet on the first Tuesday of every month. Exceptions will be posted on this calendar. These meetings are open to the public.
Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver are invited to attend a STEM Playgroup sponsored by the South Shore Community Action Council. This is a six-week program and registration is strongly suggested due to space consideration. To register, please contact Debbie Wightman 508-747-7575 Ext. 6247 or email her at dmwightman@sscac.org
Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver are invited to attend a STEM Playgroup sponsored by the South Shore Community Action Council. This is a six-week program and registration is strongly suggested due to space consideration. To register, please contact Debbie Wightman 508-747-7575 Ext. 6247 or email her at dmwightman@sscac.org
Come join a new children's Reading Club for children aged 7-10. We'll meet every other week and read from a group-selected book. In addition, we'll be mixing it up--discussing favorite characters; adding a related craft, game or activity; reading from a kid-friendly theater script and adding costumes for role-playing fun. The goal of this group is to support young readers! Please register your child (or children ) to help with materials planning. The instructor for this program is Angela Ball.
Come join a new children's Reading Club for children aged 7-10. We'll meet every other week and read from a group-selected book. In addition, we'll be mixing it up--discussing favorite characters; adding a related craft, game or activity; reading from a kid-friendly theater script and adding costumes for role-playing fun. The goal of this group is to support young readers! Please register your child (or children ) to help with materials planning. The instructor for this program is Angela Ball.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
On October 1, 2015, the SS El Faro disappeared in Hurricane Joaquin. The ship, its hundreds of shipping containers, and its entire crew plummeted to the bottom of the ocean, three miles down. The sinking was the greatest seagoing US merchant marine shipping disaster since World War II. The massive ship had a seasoned crew, state-of-the-art navigation equipment, and advance warning of the storm. It still seems incomprehensible that such a ship could sink so suddenly. Kingston residents are all too familiar with this heart-breaking tragedy and its connection to our small town.
Award-winning author George Michelson Foy writes fiction and non-fiction. He lives in New England and Brooklyn and teaches writing at NYU. He will speak about his book Run the Storm: A Savage Hurricane, a Brave Crew, and the Wreck of the SS El Faro at the Kingston Council on Aging.
On October 1, 2015, the SS El Faro disappeared in Hurricane Joaquin. The ship, its hundreds of shipping containers, and its entire crew plummeted to the bottom of the ocean, three miles down. The sinking was the greatest seagoing US merchant marine shipping disaster since World War II. The massive ship had a seasoned crew, state-of-the-art navigation equipment, and advance warning of the storm. It still seems incomprehensible that such a ship could sink so suddenly. Kingston residents are all too familiar with this heart-breaking tragedy and its connection to our small town.
Award-winning author George Michelson Foy writes fiction and non-fiction. He lives in New England and Brooklyn and teaches writing at NYU. He will speak about his book Run the Storm: A Savage Hurricane, a Brave Crew, and the Wreck of the SS El Faro at the Kingston Council on Aging.
The Friends meet the first Friday of the month at 1p.m. in the Library meeting room. We are a group of dedicated volunteers who raise funds year round to provide services to the Library and the Community. Consider joining us -- new ideas and suggestions are most welcome and very important to us.
The Friends meet the first Friday of the month at 1p.m. in the Library meeting room. We are a group of dedicated volunteers who raise funds year round to provide services to the Library and the Community. Consider joining us -- new ideas and suggestions are most welcome and very important to us.
We'll be at the Kingston Farmers Market every first Sunday from June through October. Visit us for free seeds, program information, crafts, storytimes -- our offerings will vary each month. You can even open a a library card at our booth. The Friends of the Library will hold a mini-booksale at some of the markets. Hope to see you there!
We'll be at the Kingston Farmers Market every first Sunday from June through October. Visit us for free seeds, program information, crafts, storytimes -- our offerings will vary each month. You can even open a a library card at our booth. The Friends of the Library will hold a mini-booksale at some of the markets. Hope to see you there!
The Library is closed for the holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Tuesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kingstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library is closed for the holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Tuesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver are invited to attend a STEM Playgroup sponsored by the South Shore Community Action Council. This is a six-week program and registration is strongly suggested due to space consideration. To register, please contact Debbie Wightman 508-747-7575 Ext. 6247 or email her at dmwightman@sscac.org
Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver are invited to attend a STEM Playgroup sponsored by the South Shore Community Action Council. This is a six-week program and registration is strongly suggested due to space consideration. To register, please contact Debbie Wightman 508-747-7575 Ext. 6247 or email her at dmwightman@sscac.org
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll announce the title here as soon as it has been chosen. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll announce the title here as soon as it has been chosen. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
The Night Readers Book Group is a monthly book group for children in the fourth and fifth grades. We eat dinner together, discuss a book and work on a craft or other activity. Please sign-up using the form below or call Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282 to register or if you have any questions.
The Night Readers Book Group is a monthly book group for children in the fourth and fifth grades. We eat dinner together, discuss a book and work on a craft or other activity. Please sign-up using the form below or call Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282 to register or if you have any questions.
Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver are invited to attend a STEM Playgroup sponsored by the South Shore Community Action Council. This is a six-week program and registration is strongly suggested due to space consideration. To register, please contact Debbie Wightman 508-747-7575 Ext. 6247 or email her at dmwightman@sscac.org
Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver are invited to attend a STEM Playgroup sponsored by the South Shore Community Action Council. This is a six-week program and registration is strongly suggested due to space consideration. To register, please contact Debbie Wightman 508-747-7575 Ext. 6247 or email her at dmwightman@sscac.org
Come join a new children's Reading Club for children aged 7-10. We'll meet every other week and read from a group-selected book. In addition, we'll be mixing it up--discussing favorite characters; adding a related craft, game or activity; reading from a kid-friendly theater script and adding costumes for role-playing fun. The goal of this group is to support young readers! Please register your child (or children ) to help with materials planning. The instructor for this program is Angela Ball.
Come join a new children's Reading Club for children aged 7-10. We'll meet every other week and read from a group-selected book. In addition, we'll be mixing it up--discussing favorite characters; adding a related craft, game or activity; reading from a kid-friendly theater script and adding costumes for role-playing fun. The goal of this group is to support young readers! Please register your child (or children ) to help with materials planning. The instructor for this program is Angela Ball.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
The Phoenix Book Group for sixth graders meets monthly in the Activities Room for dinner, book discussion and arts/crafts. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
The Phoenix Book Group for sixth graders meets monthly in the Activities Room for dinner, book discussion and arts/crafts. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
Children of all ages are invited to a fun storytime featuring Leigh and her Puppet Friends. This is a drop-in program and is held in the Children's Room. Program sponsored by The Friends of the Kingston Public Library.
Children of all ages are invited to a fun storytime featuring Leigh and her Puppet Friends. This is a drop-in program and is held in the Children's Room. Program sponsored by The Friends of the Kingston Public Library.
Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver are invited to attend a STEM Playgroup sponsored by the South Shore Community Action Council. This is a six-week program and registration is strongly suggested due to space consideration. To register, please contact Debbie Wightman 508-747-7575 Ext. 6247 or email her at dmwightman@sscac.org
Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver are invited to attend a STEM Playgroup sponsored by the South Shore Community Action Council. This is a six-week program and registration is strongly suggested due to space consideration. To register, please contact Debbie Wightman 508-747-7575 Ext. 6247 or email her at dmwightman@sscac.org
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver are invited to attend a STEM Playgroup sponsored by the South Shore Community Action Council. This is a six-week program and registration is strongly suggested due to space consideration. To register, please contact Debbie Wightman 508-747-7575 Ext. 6247 or email her at dmwightman@sscac.org
Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver are invited to attend a STEM Playgroup sponsored by the South Shore Community Action Council. This is a six-week program and registration is strongly suggested due to space consideration. To register, please contact Debbie Wightman 508-747-7575 Ext. 6247 or email her at dmwightman@sscac.org
Come join a new children's Reading Club for children aged 7-10. We'll meet every other week and read from a group-selected book. In addition, we'll be mixing it up--discussing favorite characters; adding a related craft, game or activity; reading from a kid-friendly theater script and adding costumes for role-playing fun. The goal of this group is to support young readers! Please register your child (or children ) to help with materials planning. The instructor for this program is Angela Ball.
Come join a new children's Reading Club for children aged 7-10. We'll meet every other week and read from a group-selected book. In addition, we'll be mixing it up--discussing favorite characters; adding a related craft, game or activity; reading from a kid-friendly theater script and adding costumes for role-playing fun. The goal of this group is to support young readers! Please register your child (or children ) to help with materials planning. The instructor for this program is Angela Ball.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
While Joe Kennedy was grooming his sons for the White House and the Senate, his Stanford-educated daughter Eunice was tapping her father’s fortune and her brothers’ political power to engineer one of the great civil rights movements of our time on behalf of millions of children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Eunice finally brings Eunice Kennedy Shriver out from her brothers’ shadow to show an officious, cigar-smoking, indefatigable woman of unladylike determination and deep compassion born of rage.
Eileen McNamara is the author of Eunice, the Kennedy who Changed the World. Her distinguished career as a journalist led to her current position as director of the Journalism Program at Brandeis University. She will speak at the Kingston Council on Aging.
While Joe Kennedy was grooming his sons for the White House and the Senate, his Stanford-educated daughter Eunice was tapping her father’s fortune and her brothers’ political power to engineer one of the great civil rights movements of our time on behalf of millions of children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Eunice finally brings Eunice Kennedy Shriver out from her brothers’ shadow to show an officious, cigar-smoking, indefatigable woman of unladylike determination and deep compassion born of rage.
Eileen McNamara is the author of Eunice, the Kennedy who Changed the World. Her distinguished career as a journalist led to her current position as director of the Journalism Program at Brandeis University. She will speak at the Kingston Council on Aging.
The Friends meet the first Friday of the month at 1p.m. in the Library meeting room. We are a group of dedicated volunteers who raise funds year round to provide services to the Library and the Community. Consider joining us -- new ideas and suggestions are most welcome and very important to us.
The Friends meet the first Friday of the month at 1p.m. in the Library meeting room. We are a group of dedicated volunteers who raise funds year round to provide services to the Library and the Community. Consider joining us -- new ideas and suggestions are most welcome and very important to us.
Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver are invited to attend a STEM Playgroup sponsored by the South Shore Community Action Council. This is a six-week program and registration is strongly suggested due to space consideration. To register, please contact Debbie Wightman 508-747-7575 Ext. 6247 or email her at dmwightman@sscac.org
Children ages 3-6 with a caregiver are invited to attend a STEM Playgroup sponsored by the South Shore Community Action Council. This is a six-week program and registration is strongly suggested due to space consideration. To register, please contact Debbie Wightman 508-747-7575 Ext. 6247 or email her at dmwightman@sscac.org
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll announce the title here as soon as it has been chosen. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll announce the title here as soon as it has been chosen. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
The Night Readers Book Group is a monthly book group for children in the fourth and fifth grades. We eat dinner together, discuss a book and work on a craft or other activity. Please sign-up using the form below or call Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282 to register or if you have any questions.
The Night Readers Book Group is a monthly book group for children in the fourth and fifth grades. We eat dinner together, discuss a book and work on a craft or other activity. Please sign-up using the form below or call Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282 to register or if you have any questions.
Alfred Mehegan was a graduate of the Massachusetts Nautical School and Northeastern University Law School and he served with the U.S. Navy during World War II. He forged a career and family life in spite of the disadvantages of strife, childhood neglect, and a lifelong struggle with depression and alcohol. This deeply reflective story is told against the background of Boston in the early and mid-20th century. The story explores high hopes and bad luck and ponders why one person can escape the barbed hooks of family pathology, while another cannot.
Hingham resident David Mehegan, former book editor and literary reporter of the Globe, is also the co-editor, with Julianne Bone Mehegan, of Record of a Soldier in the Late War: The Confederate Memoir of John Wesley Bone. He is also chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Hingham Public Library, and holds a PhD in textual editing from Boston University. He will speak about his book Bright Deep Water: A Boston Life at the Kingston Council on Aging.
Alfred Mehegan was a graduate of the Massachusetts Nautical School and Northeastern University Law School and he served with the U.S. Navy during World War II. He forged a career and family life in spite of the disadvantages of strife, childhood neglect, and a lifelong struggle with depression and alcohol. This deeply reflective story is told against the background of Boston in the early and mid-20th century. The story explores high hopes and bad luck and ponders why one person can escape the barbed hooks of family pathology, while another cannot.
Hingham resident David Mehegan, former book editor and literary reporter of the Globe, is also the co-editor, with Julianne Bone Mehegan, of Record of a Soldier in the Late War: The Confederate Memoir of John Wesley Bone. He is also chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Hingham Public Library, and holds a PhD in textual editing from Boston University. He will speak about his book Bright Deep Water: A Boston Life at the Kingston Council on Aging.
The Library is closed in Observance of the Veteran's Day holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Tuesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library is closed in Observance of the Veteran's Day holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Tuesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Board of Library Trustees meet on the first Tuesday of every month. Exceptions will be posted on this calendar. These meetings are open to the public.
The Board of Library Trustees meet on the first Tuesday of every month. Exceptions will be posted on this calendar. These meetings are open to the public.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
The Phoenix Book Group for sixth graders meets monthly in the Activities Room for dinner, book discussion and arts/crafts. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
The Phoenix Book Group for sixth graders meets monthly in the Activities Room for dinner, book discussion and arts/crafts. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
Nathaniel Philbrick will speak about his book, In the Hurricane’s Eye: The Genius of George Washington and the Victory at Yorktown on November 15 at 7:00 PM. More information to come.
Nathaniel Philbrick will speak about his book, In the Hurricane’s Eye: The Genius of George Washington and the Victory at Yorktown on November 15 at 7:00 PM. More information to come.
Children of all ages are invited to a fun storytime featuring Leigh and her Puppet Friends. This is a drop-in program and is held in the Children's Room. Program sponsored by The Friends of the Kingston Public Library.
Children of all ages are invited to a fun storytime featuring Leigh and her Puppet Friends. This is a drop-in program and is held in the Children's Room. Program sponsored by The Friends of the Kingston Public Library.
The Library will close at 5:00pm on Wednesday for the Thanksgiving holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Saturday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library will close at 5:00pm on Wednesday for the Thanksgiving holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Saturday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library will close at 5:00pm on Wednesday for the Thanksgiving holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Saturday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library will close at 5:00pm on Wednesday for the Thanksgiving holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Saturday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library will close at 5:00pm on Wednesday for the Thanksgiving holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Saturday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library will close at 5:00pm on Wednesday for the Thanksgiving holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Saturday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Black Flags, Blue Waters: The Epic History of America’s Most Notorious Pirates reveals the dramatic and surprising history of American piracy’s “Golden Age”?spanning the late 1600s through the early 1700s?when lawless pirates plied the coastal waters of North America and beyond. The star pirates of this period are depicted, among them towering Blackbeard, ill-fated Captain Kidd, and sadistic Edward Low, who delighted in torturing his prey. Also brilliantly detailed are the pirates’ manifold enemies, including colonial governor John Winthrop, evangelist Cotton Mather, and young Benjamin Franklin.
Eric Jay Dolin’s histories have been selected as “best nonfiction book of the year” by numerous publications, including Kirkus Reviews. Dolin lives in Marblehead, Massachusetts, with his family. He will speak at the Kingston Council on Aging.
Black Flags, Blue Waters: The Epic History of America’s Most Notorious Pirates reveals the dramatic and surprising history of American piracy’s “Golden Age”?spanning the late 1600s through the early 1700s?when lawless pirates plied the coastal waters of North America and beyond. The star pirates of this period are depicted, among them towering Blackbeard, ill-fated Captain Kidd, and sadistic Edward Low, who delighted in torturing his prey. Also brilliantly detailed are the pirates’ manifold enemies, including colonial governor John Winthrop, evangelist Cotton Mather, and young Benjamin Franklin.
Eric Jay Dolin’s histories have been selected as “best nonfiction book of the year” by numerous publications, including Kirkus Reviews. Dolin lives in Marblehead, Massachusetts, with his family. He will speak at the Kingston Council on Aging.
The Board of Library Trustees meet on the first Tuesday of every month in the Library Meeting Room. Exceptions will be posted on this calendar. These meetings are open to the public.
The Board of Library Trustees meet on the first Tuesday of every month in the Library Meeting Room. Exceptions will be posted on this calendar. These meetings are open to the public.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
The Friends meet the first Friday of the month at 1p.m. in the Library meeting room. We are a group of dedicated volunteers who raise funds year round to provide services to the Library and the Community. Consider joining us -- new ideas and suggestions are most welcome and very important to us.
The Friends meet the first Friday of the month at 1p.m. in the Library meeting room. We are a group of dedicated volunteers who raise funds year round to provide services to the Library and the Community. Consider joining us -- new ideas and suggestions are most welcome and very important to us.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll announce the title here as soon as it has been chosen. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll announce the title here as soon as it has been chosen. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
The Night Readers Book Group is a monthly book group for children in the fourth and fifth grades. We eat dinner together, discuss a book and work on a craft or other activity. Please sign-up using the form below or call Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282 to register or if you have any questions.
The Night Readers Book Group is a monthly book group for children in the fourth and fifth grades. We eat dinner together, discuss a book and work on a craft or other activity. Please sign-up using the form below or call Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282 to register or if you have any questions.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
The Phoenix Book Group for sixth graders meets monthly in the Activities Room for dinner, book discussion and arts/crafts. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
The Phoenix Book Group for sixth graders meets monthly in the Activities Room for dinner, book discussion and arts/crafts. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
The Library is Closed for the Christmas holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Wednesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library is Closed for the Christmas holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Wednesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
Come and join the Knotty Knitters on Wednesdays at the Kingston Public Library as we share our patterns, techniques and experience with each other in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere.
The Library will close at 5:00pm for the New Year's holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Wednesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library will close at 5:00pm for the New Year's holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Wednesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library will close at 5:00pm for the New Year's holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Wednesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library will close at 5:00pm for the New Year's holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Wednesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Friends meet the first Friday of the month at 1p.m. in the Library meeting room. We are a group of dedicated volunteers who raise funds year round to provide services to the Library and the Community. Consider joining us -- new ideas and suggestions are most welcome and very important to us.
The Friends meet the first Friday of the month at 1p.m. in the Library meeting room. We are a group of dedicated volunteers who raise funds year round to provide services to the Library and the Community. Consider joining us -- new ideas and suggestions are most welcome and very important to us.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll announce the title here as soon as it has been chosen. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll announce the title here as soon as it has been chosen. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
The Night Readers Book Group is a monthly book group for children in the fourth and fifth grades. We eat dinner together, discuss a book and work on a craft or other activity. . Please sign-up using the form below or call Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282 to register or if you have any questions.
The Night Readers Book Group is a monthly book group for children in the fourth and fifth grades. We eat dinner together, discuss a book and work on a craft or other activity. . Please sign-up using the form below or call Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282 to register or if you have any questions.
The Phoenix Book Group for sixth graders meets monthly in the Activities Room for dinner, book discussion and arts/crafts. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
The Phoenix Book Group for sixth graders meets monthly in the Activities Room for dinner, book discussion and arts/crafts. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
The Library is Closed for the holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Tuesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library is Closed for the holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Tuesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll announce the title here as soon as it has been chosen. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll announce the title here as soon as it has been chosen. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
The Night Readers Book Group is a monthly book group for children in the fourth and fifth grades. We eat dinner together, discuss a book and work on a craft or other activity. . Please sign-up using the form below or call Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282 to register or if you have any questions.
The Night Readers Book Group is a monthly book group for children in the fourth and fifth grades. We eat dinner together, discuss a book and work on a craft or other activity. . Please sign-up using the form below or call Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282 to register or if you have any questions.
The Library is Closed for the holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Tuesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Library is Closed for the holiday. Please visit us when we re-open on Tuesday or take advantage of our online offerings at www.kigstonpubliclibrary.org
The Phoenix Book Group for sixth graders meets monthly in the Activities Room for dinner, book discussion and arts/crafts. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
The Phoenix Book Group for sixth graders meets monthly in the Activities Room for dinner, book discussion and arts/crafts. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll announce the title here as soon as it has been chosen. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
Join us for interesting discussions of classic and contemporary literature, with a special focus on fiction. We welcome newcomers!
We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Kingston Council on Aging. We begin each meeting with a light (and always delicious) supper. You won't go hungry.
We'll announce the title here as soon as it has been chosen. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517 x121. We'll also be choosing books for the rest of the season. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
