SOLD OUT | An exclusive preview screening of carefully curated clips from "The American Revolution," a film by Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt, at Tryon Palace. 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.
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.
Join PBS North Carolina at Western Carolina University's Bardo Arts Center for a special screening of "A Sacred Thread." Witness the powerful story of the Snowbird Cherokee struggle to protect their language and heritage, followed by a meaningful panel discussion.
With the support of partners, we deliver powerful resources designed to support effective teaching and meaningful learning for North Carolinians from birth to adult.
Hurricane Helene left a lasting mark on communities across western North Carolina. PBS North Carolina brings you face-to-face with the people leading the recovery—artists, small business owners and local leaders who are rebuilding their lives and neighborhoods.
Homegrown History is a multiyear public history initiative exploring the state’s rich past. This ambitious project will include community engagement events throughout North Carolina, new broadcast and digital content exploring local history and resources for students and educators.
