The groundbreaking for the new Kingston Village Green Community Center will take place that day at 4 p.m. at the Village Green on West Kingston and Dulay Road.
Before I list all October programs, I want to share a report from our youth services librarian, Whitney…
If you have come into the library during the summer, not only have you realized how hot it gets in here, but you have seen how many families visit.
Join us at the library for a variety of events. Note that pre-registration is required for some programs.
Join us April 19 at our open house from 1-3 p.m. to celebrate National Library Week.
This month, the Kingston branch joins with Little Boston branch for an interactive production of an after-hours mystery for adults
Library happenings at the North end libraries in December
As summer ends, so does our chance to break ground on a new library this year. Anyone who wants to see a new 5,000-square-foot library in the next couple of years can help now with a pledge.
In June, Rice Fergus Miller, the architectural firm designing the interior of the Kingston branch library, presented its design ideas to the public.
It’s Summer Reading Time! Kids can “Dig Into Reading” and teens can “Read Beneath the Surface” as our themed programs progress through the summer.
We could be breaking ground on a new Community Center with a new library and senior center this summer if more people get involved.
The newest service provided by Kitsap Regional Library is downloading magazines onto your tablet or computer. Get tips on April 27, 3-4 p.m. at the Kingston Library. Pre-register for this class or an individual tutoring session.
In January at our well-attended fundraising campaign launch event, we learned an anonymous donor had pledged $1 million in memory of Anne Petter to the new Kingston Library through the Kitsap Regional Library Foundation.
In the Northwest, many of us enjoy reading during the winter, so Kitsap Regional Library developed a “Resolve to Read” program about mysteries.
On Jan. 26, you and your entire family are invited to an extra special event. Your library staff and neighbors are working to bring you a new library within a new community center building at the Village Green. Visit the future building site at 3 p.m., and at 4 p.m. come to the library to warm up with delicious local fare and festivities.
Daily at the library, we hear questions about whether construction has begun on a new library building. The answer is not yet, and it will not take shape until enough pledges have been signed.
Congratulations to Teen Short Story first-place winner Maggie Levine (Kingston Library). Be sure to read her story, “Never Let Me Go,”
This year, our One Book, One Community title is “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks” by Rebecca Skloot.
At the library, we can show you how to find information for reports, study a foreign language, review math, and direct a question to a library tutor.
Our industrious Kingston Friends of the Library will host a Book Sale at the Kingston Farmers Market July 21, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Find a book to treasure.
