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Weaving Life from the River: O’odham Baskets
March 20
Long before modern containers and storage, the O’odham people of Arizona mastered the art of creating multi-purpose baskets using the natural resources found along the riverbanks. With deep knowledge of their environment, they gathered materials like willow, devil’s claw and native grasses, each chosen for strength, flexibility and function.
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Fry Bread House: A taste of Indigenous culture
March 19
Fry Bread House not only packs delicious ingredients between a fluffy piece of frybread but also a whole lot of history.
Trail Mix’d
Hiking Health: Hiking the Barefoot Trail in Flagstaff
March 19
Along the Barefoot Trail in Flagstaff, hiking meets hands-on science as researchers and everyday explorers support healthy lifestyles.
March 25
Join us this month for PBS Books Readers Club
Embark on a literary journey with the national PBS Books Readers Club, pairing your favorite PBS shows with amazing reads. Sign up today to enjoy a new video each month featuring in-depth conversations with renowned authors and PBS personalities.
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March 1 – March 31
Arizona PBS celebrates Women’s History Month
Celebrate Women’s History Month with diverse content presented by Arizona PBS. From featured documentaries to PBS specials, explore the central role of women in our society and celebrate their success and contributions.
tower project
Our Tower Supporters Challenge is on!
Because of the generosity of Bill and Susan Ahearn, Spencer Brown, and Barb and Tom Leard, we are able to host a Tower Supporters Challenge! Your donation will be matched dollar for dollar up to $200,000!
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Four Seasons
March 16
This week, we hear music of the seasons with contributions from Verdery and Vivaldi.
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Eid al-Fitr
March 18
In this episode, celebrate Eid Al-Fitr by exploring the Arabic song by Umm Kulthum that came to be associated with the holiday.
