Arts and Entertainment

In “Art 21,” viewers travel from a former 15th-century monastery in Seville, Spain, to the countryside outside of Bogota, Colombia and more.

Take a musical journey through the evolution of modern American folk music, from its roots in San Francisco to Greenwich Village.

Enjoy more glorious adventures with our crime-fighting duo on “Grantchester” as they explore family and forgiveness, identity and much more.

Josh Groban returns to PBS in a special, personal concert staged in the intimate and historic setting of London’s Union Chapel.

Explore the fascinating evolutionary journey of the horse, from its tiny forest-dwelling ancestors to the modern steed.

In this entertaining, information-packed talk, join Rick Steves as he shares lessons from a lifetime of travel in Europe.

Discover more about the history and experience of the women who lived through the turbulent wartime era of World War II.

Enter the world of Edwardian manners with Alastair Bruce, historical advisor to beloved Masterpiece program, “Downton Abbey.”

Fifteen-year-old Marie’s father is a sailor, lost for three years and presumed dead by all but her. From Walter Presents, in Danish.

This film about Seabiscuit’s unlikely career illuminates the precarious economic conditions that define America in the 1930s.