Upcoming Events

Let’s get messy with simple science experiments that are fun for all ages.  We will be experimenting with pop rocks candies. This program is for children of all ages, accompanied by an adult. No registration requried. 

Expect the unexpected! Teens in grades 6-12, join us for an afternoon of fun playing a one-shot adventure. Beginners and experienced players welcome.  Registration is required and begins Monday, March 17.

Join local author Cortni Marie for an exploration of how authors blend reality, history, and folklore to create a realistic and transformative world in which to immerse their readers.

Young children (ages 2-3), accompanied by an adult, are introduced to simple stories, fingerplays, and activities. 

Stretch your creativity! Take a photo every 10 steps and find beauty and art in every step.  If you have a camera of your own, or a phone or tablet with a camera, we encourage you to bring it. This program is for tweens in grades 3-5.

Join us for stories, songs, and rhymes designed especially for our youngest patrons (ages 0-23 months) and their parents or caregivers. 

Join PSPL and Capital Pride KY for Capital Pride Presents, a community discussion where everyone is invited to ask questions and discuss topics related to the LGBTQ+ community.

March's discussion topic is "Punk".

Join us for a meeting of the Mystery Book Group, where we will discuss The River We Remember by William Kent Krueger.

It is the year 1925, and the stars are almost right! Hidden cults spread their malign influence across the globe. In the dark corners of the Earth, a god mad in shape and purpose waits to unmake the world!

In today’s world, having basic computer literacy is essential. It involves understanding the functions of a computer, the internet, software, and more.

Obsessed with celebrities, trends, and all things popular? Test your knowledge at trivia night!

This program is for teens in grades 6-12. No registration required. 

Meet us in the Program Room for a traditional storytime! This program is for children of all ages, accompanied by and adult. No registration required. 

Please note: priority at this event will be given to families. 

Experience a day as a L.I.F.E. House volunteer. Participants will explore stations and learn about the different jobs available for volunteers. All ages are welcome. Children must be accompanied by an adult. 

It is the year 1925, and the stars are almost right! Hidden cults spread their malign influence across the globe. In the dark corners of the Earth, a god mad in shape and purpose waits to unmake the world!

Join PSPL for Story by Story, a monthly series for adults and teens, where storytellers from around the country share stories reflecting diverse cultures, beliefs, and experiences.

Join us as we celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month with We Sing One Song, a reflection on Frank X Walker's legacy of Kentucky poetry as it intersects with jazz.

It is the year 1925, and the stars are almost right! Hidden cults spread their malign influence across the globe. In the dark corners of the Earth, a god mad in shape and purpose waits to unmake the world!

This presentation focuses on an early to mid-nineteenth century cemetery located in downtown Frankfort. It was used by the city’s enslaved and working class people of African, European, and mixed heritage prior to the Civil War.

It is the year 1925, and the stars are almost right! Hidden cults spread their malign influence across the globe. In the dark corners of the Earth, a god mad in shape and purpose waits to unmake the world!

It is the year 1925, and the stars are almost right! Hidden cults spread their malign influence across the globe. In the dark corners of the Earth, a god mad in shape and purpose waits to unmake the world!

It is the year 1925, and the stars are almost right! Hidden cults spread their malign influence across the globe. In the dark corners of the Earth, a god mad in shape and purpose waits to unmake the world!