Kingston, Massachusetts
Join us every Monday at 5:30 for LEGOS at the Library. Build to the theme, or build anything you like!
For more information, contact Mike at mslawson@kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Join us every Monday at 5:30 for LEGOS at the Library. Build to the theme, or build anything you like!
For more information, contact Mike at mslawson@kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Ticks carry the potential to transmit many harmful diseases. In Plymouth County, the rate of Lyme disease infection is 13x higher than the national average and rapidly climbing. Some even estimate that Lyme disease infection could be as high as 130x the reported national average. The threat is severe and the chances of encountering a tick in Plymouth County are high so when it comes to protecting ourselves, we cannot afford to lose a single fight since one bite can change a life. Applying the correct protection methods is critical.
Blake Dinius, Plymouth County Entomologist-Educator, will review the basic biology of ticks and dispel many commonly held myths. Most importantly, he will cover proven protection measures. With the right knowledge and tools, all tick-borne diseases are preventable. Mr. Dinius has a B.S. in Biology from the University of Massachusetts Boston and has several years of professional experience in insect research. This program is free and is sponsored in cooperation with the Recreation Department and the Health Department.
Ticks carry the potential to transmit many harmful diseases. In Plymouth County, the rate of Lyme disease infection is 13x higher than the national average and rapidly climbing. Some even estimate that Lyme disease infection could be as high as 130x the reported national average. The threat is severe and the chances of encountering a tick in Plymouth County are high so when it comes to protecting ourselves, we cannot afford to lose a single fight since one bite can change a life. Applying the correct protection methods is critical.
Blake Dinius, Plymouth County Entomologist-Educator, will review the basic biology of ticks and dispel many commonly held myths. Most importantly, he will cover proven protection measures. With the right knowledge and tools, all tick-borne diseases are preventable. Mr. Dinius has a B.S. in Biology from the University of Massachusetts Boston and has several years of professional experience in insect research. This program is free and is sponsored in cooperation with the Recreation Department and the Health Department.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by 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.
Listen to a short story and dance to the music with bubbles in the background. All ages, drop-in.
Listen to a short story and dance to the music with bubbles in the background. All ages, drop-in.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Join us every Monday at 5:30 for LEGOS at the Library. Build to the theme, or build anything you like!
For more information, contact Mike at mslawson@kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Join us every Monday at 5:30 for LEGOS at the Library. Build to the theme, or build anything you like!
For more information, contact Mike at mslawson@kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
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 every Monday at 5:30 for LEGOS at the Library. Build to the theme, or build anything you like!
For more information, contact Mike at mslawson@kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Join us every Monday at 5:30 for LEGOS at the Library. Build to the theme, or build anything you like!
For more information, contact Mike at mslawson@kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
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.
This month we're reading The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517. 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.
This month we're reading The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah. If you would like the Library to help you locate a copy, please call 781-585-0517. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
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.
Big Ryan is back! Drop-in and listen to some great tall tales! All Ages.
Big Ryan is back! Drop-in and listen to some great tall tales! All Ages.
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
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
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.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
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. We will be reading the Harry Potter series over the next few months. 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. We will be reading the Harry Potter series over the next few months. Please RSVP using the online form or by calling Stephanie Legg at 781-585-0517 x6282.
Nathaniel Philbrick’s latest book, In the Hurricane’s Eye: The Genius of George Washington and the Victory at Yorktown, is the thrilling story of the year that won the Revolutionary War. In the fall of 1780 George Washington realized that the only way to defeat the British was with the help of the French navy but Washington knew that coordinating his army’s movements with those of a fleet of warships based thousands of miles away was nearly impossible. Then, on September 5, 1781, the impossible happened in the Battle of the Chesapeake.
Mr. Philbrick's books have won numerous awards. This is a free event and will take place at the Kingston Intermediate School located at 65 Second Brook Street.
Nathaniel Philbrick’s latest book, In the Hurricane’s Eye: The Genius of George Washington and the Victory at Yorktown, is the thrilling story of the year that won the Revolutionary War. In the fall of 1780 George Washington realized that the only way to defeat the British was with the help of the French navy but Washington knew that coordinating his army’s movements with those of a fleet of warships based thousands of miles away was nearly impossible. Then, on September 5, 1781, the impossible happened in the Battle of the Chesapeake.
Mr. Philbrick's books have won numerous awards. This is a free event and will take place at the Kingston Intermediate School located at 65 Second Brook Street.
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.
Join us every Monday at 5:30 for LEGOS at the Library. Build to the theme, or build anything you like!
For more information, contact Mike at mslawson@kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Join us every Monday at 5:30 for LEGOS at the Library. Build to the theme, or build anything you like!
For more information, contact Mike at mslawson@kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston Public Library Foundation meets on the third Tuesday of the month. The location for this month's meeting will be announced.
The Kingston Public Library Foundation meets on the third Tuesday of the month. The location for this month's meeting will be announced.
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
Join us every Monday at 5:30 for LEGOS at the Library. Build to the theme, or build anything you like!
For more information, contact Mike at mslawson@kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Join us every Monday at 5:30 for LEGOS at the Library. Build to the theme, or build anything you like!
For more information, contact Mike at mslawson@kingstonpubliclibrary.org
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
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.
Listen to a short story and dance to the music with bubbles in the background. All ages, drop-in.
Listen to a short story and dance to the music with bubbles in the background. All ages, drop-in.
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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by 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.
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. 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. Come and join the discussion!
Questions? Contact Anna Kelley, group facilitator, at 781-585-0589 or KPLreader@hotmail.com.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston Public Library Foundation meets on the third Tuesday of the month. The location for this month's meeting will be announced.
The Kingston Public Library Foundation meets on the third Tuesday of the month. The location for this month's meeting will be announced.
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.
Drop-in for a fun storytime featuring Leigh and her puppet friends.
Drop-in for a fun storytime featuring Leigh and her puppet friends.
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.
Drop-in and paint a picture, play a game or build with our Legos. Drop-in.
Drop-in and paint a picture, play a game or build with our Legos. Drop-in.
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
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
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. 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. 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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston Public Library Foundation meets on the third Tuesday of the month. The location for this month's meeting will be announced.
The Kingston Public Library Foundation meets on the third Tuesday of the month. The location for this month's meeting will be announced.
Children in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades are invited to sign-up for an hour of chess play and instruction. Make new friends and learn new chess moves. Please use register using the online form below or call 781-585-0517 x 6273. Michael Ball is the insructor for this club.
Children in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades are invited to sign-up for an hour of chess play and instruction. Make new friends and learn new chess moves. Please use register using the online form below or call 781-585-0517 x 6273. Michael Ball is the insructor for this club.
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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
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
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
Listen to a short story and dance to the music with bubbles in the background. All ages, drop-in.
Listen to a short story and dance to the music with bubbles in the background. All ages, drop-in.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
Children in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades are invited to sign-up for an hour of chess play and instruction. Make new friends and learn new chess moves. Please use register using the online form below or call 781-585-0517 x 6273. Michael Ball is the insructor for this club.
Children in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades are invited to sign-up for an hour of chess play and instruction. Make new friends and learn new chess moves. Please use register using the online form below or call 781-585-0517 x 6273. Michael Ball is the insructor for this club.
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. 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. 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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
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
Drop-in and paint a picture, play a game or build with our Legos. Drop-in.
Drop-in and paint a picture, play a game or build with our Legos. Drop-in.
The Kingston Public Library Foundation meets on the third Tuesday of the month. The location for this month's meeting will be announced.
The Kingston Public Library Foundation meets on the third Tuesday of the month. The location for this month's meeting will be announced.
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.
Drop-in and paint a picture, play a game or build with our Legos. Drop-in.
Drop-in and paint a picture, play a game or build with our Legos. Drop-in.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
Children in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades are invited to sign-up for an hour of chess play and instruction. Make new friends and learn new chess moves. Please use register using the online form below or call 781-585-0517 x 6273. Michael Ball is the insructor for this club.
Children in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades are invited to sign-up for an hour of chess play and instruction. Make new friends and learn new chess moves. Please use register using the online form below or call 781-585-0517 x 6273. Michael Ball is the insructor for this club.
Listen to a short story and dance to the music with bubbles in the background. All ages, drop-in.
Listen to a short story and dance to the music with bubbles in the background. All ages, drop-in.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
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. 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. 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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston Public Library Foundation meets on the third Tuesday of the month. The location for this month's meeting will be announced.
The Kingston Public Library Foundation meets on the third Tuesday of the month. The location for this month's meeting will be announced.
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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
Listen to a short story and dance to the music with bubbles in the background. All ages, drop-in.
Listen to a short story and dance to the music with bubbles in the background. All ages, drop-in.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
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. 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. 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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
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
Drop-in and paint a picture, play a game or build with our Legos. Drop-in.
Drop-in and paint a picture, play a game or build with our Legos. Drop-in.
The Kingston Public Library Foundation meets on the third Tuesday of the month. The location for this month's meeting will be announced.
The Kingston Public Library Foundation meets on the third Tuesday of the month. The location for this month's meeting will be announced.
Listen to a short story and dance to the music with bubbles in the background. All ages, drop-in.
Listen to a short story and dance to the music with bubbles in the background. All ages, drop-in.
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.
Drop-in and paint a picture, play a game or build with our Legos. Drop-in.
Drop-in and paint a picture, play a game or build with our Legos. Drop-in.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
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. 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. 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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will repeat on Fridays.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
The Kingston club, South Shore Soliloquy, was chartered in 1996, and currently has about 30 members. We meet at the Adams Center, 33 Summer Street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 7:30 -- 9:30. For more information please call Ed Craven at 781-771-9302 or e-mail Ed at ejcraven@comcast.net.
This program is sponsored by the Kingston Public Library.
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.
Drop-in for a story or two and stay after for a book-themed craft. This program is available on Tuesdays and will re
