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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!
tower project
Our tower upgrade reaches planning phase: Here’s how you can help
Updating our tower equipment is critical for Arizona PBS to continue connecting Arizonans with quality programming, expanding educational outreach efforts and supporting emergency communications. Learn more below, then consider becoming one of our “Tower Supporters!”
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Local authors
Books from Arizona authors to add to your winter reading list
With winter settling in, what better way to enjoy your free time than by snuggling up indoors with a good book? If you’re searching for your next winter read, “Arizona Horizon” has featured several local authors and chatted about their books. We’ve put together a list so you can easily dive into these reads and make your winter days a bit cozier. Grab a blanket, a hot drink and get ready to lose yourself in the pages of these captivating stories!
local production
The Story of Arizona’s Good Food
An insight into the story of Arizona’s local food and the dedication of the people who produce it. Discover the secrets of mushroom cultivation, visit small and large farms, accompany indigenous foragers as they harvest the desert’s edible wild plants, witness as a farmer loses precious land to development, and experience the opportunities and obstacles inherent in our local food system.
AZPBS Kids Learn!
Craftivity videos for kids
Explore craft activities, or a “craftivity,” and find ways to play with craft videos for kids. From making your own instruments to science experiments, we’ve got creative activities that are sure to be fun for the whole family.
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Hispanic Heritage
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.
Native American Heritage
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.