It’s our 65th anniversary!


Arizona PBS marks 65 years of trusted stories, educational programs and meaningful connections. For six and a half decades, Arizona PBS has been a trusted source for storytelling and education. It has connected audiences across the state through programs that inform, inspire and bring people together. As we celebrate our 65th anniversary, we remain steadfast in our mission of serving communities now and for generations to come.


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Your Arizona connection starts here

Arizona PBS is YOUR public media station. No matter your areas of interest, look no further than Arizona PBS to remain connected to all that’s going on across the beautiful Grand Canyon State. From history and politics to food and travel, your Arizona connection starts here!

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Fountain Hills with text reading: Food Festival Saturday, April 11, 2026, Fountain Hills, Arizona
Dr. Maurice Crandall
 

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Arizona PBS celebrates Women's History Month
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Your Arizona Arts Connection. With one of the most diverse, unique cultures in the country, Arizona boasts a thriving arts community. As the state's leading storyteller, Arizona PBS aims to share the stories and works of these talented artists.
 
Your Arizona Education Connection. With an impact that stretches to each corner of the state, the Arizona PBS Educational Outreach team is a great connector, linking early childhood educators, school communities and hometown libraries with important resources.
special education, teacher pay, Darla Knight
 

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This fall, we featured a unique variety of programming including arts, food, culture, public affairs, fun activities for kids, all made for and by members of the Hispanic community.

In November, we featured the rich cultures and traditions of our nation’s First People through stories that connect us all: people, animals and the natural world.