Arkansas PBS is excited to celebrate alongside the Museum of Discovery and Central Arkansas Library System’s Ron Robinson Theater for a pair of fun, free events celebrating the premiere of Ken Burns’s latest documentary, “Leonardo da Vinci,” Saturday, Nov. 9.
The 33rd Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival (HSDFF) is coming and Arkansas PBS will be there supporting local and emerging filmmakers. Arkansas PBS is a resource and outlet for independent filmmakers in the state and wants to help encourage the art of storytelling and the production of nonfiction film by participating in the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival from Oct. 20 through 23.
HSDFF Filmmaker Forum
Sunday, Oct. 20 through Tuesday, Oct. 22
We are one month away from the premiere of Arkansas PBS’s newest educational series “Mystery League”! Before we kick off this series, we wanted to introduce some of the faces you will see in the fictional town of Mulberry Springs.
Get out your detective gear. Arkansas PBS is pleased to announce several community events for its all-new original series “Mystery League.”
Geared toward children in kindergarten through second grade, “Mystery League” is a live-action series designed to teach valuable lessons about friendship and community. The fun-filled events are set to kick off on Thursday, Oct. 26, offering attendees a chance to enjoy exclusive presentations of two episodes from the new educational series, learn a dance, partake in engaging activities, share snacks and take home their own Mystery bag.
The 32nd Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival (HSDFF) runs Oct. 6 through 14 at the Arlington Hotel and Spa in Hot Springs, and Arkansas PBS is involved in a number of ways.
HSDFF Filmmaker Forum
Monday, Oct. 9th and Tuesday, Oct. 10th at 9 a.m.
Arkansas PBS is excited to announce an upcoming virtual event featuring panelists from two new PBS series.
Join us for a delicious discussion with guests from “Southern Storytellers” and “The Great American Recipe” which will celebrate the history of southern cuisine and its influence on today’s southern culture and identity. Hosted by PBS and co-hosted by Arkansas PBS and Virginia Public Media, this event will give attendees a true taste of the south.
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Several exciting things are happening this month at Arkansas PBS, and we want you in the loop.
“Southern Storytellers”
Arkansas PBS and Philander Smith College have partnered for Philander Forward Film Series, a new screening series designed to unite students and communities through films illuminating the Black experience and telling stories that matter. Each event will feature a historical or contemporary film and leave room for dialogue, reflection and the opportunity to explore issues relevant to the world today.
The Philander Forward Film Series is free, open to the public and welcomes students, faculty and all communities to connect to the campus community through film.
