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Explore the highlights of Kitchener’s newest public artwork! Wintertime Stories, by Isaac Murdoch and Nyle Miigizi Johnston, tells a powerful story that celebrates the relationship between generations, species and the earth. The 50’ long wall sculpture, located at the Kitchener Public Library’s new Southwest Library, is rooted in the Anishinabek storytelling tradition, intersecting cultures and life in the northern woodlands. You can see the piece for yourself and enjoy exciting, family-friendly

The City of Kitchener celebrates the arts & our community with exciting events & programs through arts programs, public art installations, events, facilities available for rent & arts & culture. Every day, the City of Kitchener works to deliver the services that you and your family rely on. Using only 30% of your property tax bill, service your roads & infrastructure, provide community services, maintain public parks & more. Discover all the ways We Are Kitchener: WeAreKitchener.ca. | City of Ki

🎬 Join us for a free screening of Drunk on Too Much Life on Saturday, October 4 at 2 p.m. in the Central Library Theatre! Check out the trailer below to see a sneak peek on this powerful documentary that will make you rethink “mental illness.” Following the screening, there will be a Question and Answer session with filmmakers, Michelle Melles and Pedro Orrego, as well as Mario Boido as associate professor from the University of Waterloo. Learn more: https://kpl.events.mylibrary.digital/event?i