North Carolina Weekend
Fall Flavors
Celebrate autumnal flavors at wineries, breweries and restaurants around the state.
TV Schedules
PBS North Carolina Channel Schedules
Additional information about our programs is available by clicking the program title in the schedule below. For more information about accessing our channels - PBS NC (formerly UNC-TV), the North Carolina Channel, Rootle 24/7 PBS KIDS and the Explorer Channel - please contact your individual service provider. For a handy, printable channel overview, please download our TV Channel Guide PDF.
New From PBS NC
Best of Our State
NC’s Music Murals & the Carolina Theatre’s Retro Film Series
Murals about NC’s musical heritage and the Carolina Theatre of Durham’s Retro Film Series.
SCI NC
Our Changing World
Rising sea levels threaten an NC icon, aquaponics, green brewing and how marshes filter water.
Side by Side with Nido Qubein
Jane Seymour, Actress, Author, Designer
Actress Jane Seymour discusses her experience in the arts and important life milestones.
Black Issues Forum
Justice and Healing: The Fight for Reform
The cycles of incarceration, the hidden cost of untreated trauma and what true healing looks like.
State Lines
October 10, 2025
Govt. shutdown’s effect on NC; library books in classrooms; social media’s impact on mental health.
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Upcoming PBS NC Events
Thursday, October 30, 6 PM
The American Revolution
Join us at Tryon Palace for an exclusive preview screening of carefully curated clips from "The American Revolution," a film by Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt. Following the screening, a panel of local historians and subject matter experts will explore North Carolina’s pivotal role during the Revolutionary era. The discussion will conclude with an audience Q&A.
Friday, November 14, 6 PM
Make A Circle Screening & Discussion
Join PBS North Carolina at the Durham County Library for an inspiring evening of film, conversation and community with a special screening of the acclaimed documentary "Make a Circle," followed by a powerful panel discussion and audience Q&A with the filmmaking team and local community leaders.
PBS NC Featured Shows
