Hey families! Arkansas TV will continue its Read to Succeed initiative this June with several events around the state. Read to Succeed is an initiative to provide literacy resources and encourage family engagement through educational activities. June’s first event will be held Tuesday, June 2, in Jonesboro.
Events are scheduled for the following cities and dates in June:
Hey families! Arkansas TV will host free, fun reading events in May and continuing through August as part of Read to Succeed, an initiative to provide literacy resources and encourage family engagement through educational activities. The first May event will be held Saturday, May 2, in Mountainburg.
Our favorite puppet and her friends are back at camp and excited to share their new adventures! A brand-new season of “Blueberry’s Clubhouse” premieres this March and focuses on literacy instruction.
We can’t wait to welcome viewers back to a place many Arkansas children love. The new season at Camp Onomatopoeia builds on the warmth, creativity and educational purpose that makes “Blueberry’s Clubhouse” a family and educator favorite.
Breaking News! “Weather Hunters,” a new PBS KIDS animated STEM series from Emmy-winning “TODAY” host and beloved weatherman Al Roker, premieres on Arkansas PBS on Monday, Sept. 8, at 6:30 a.m. You can watch it anytime on the PBS KIDS app.
The series is designed for kids aged 5-8 and aims to spark curiosity about weather, climate and Earth science – all through the perfect mix of adventure, comedy and heart.
Mark your calendars! Arkansas PBS Family Day is back this fall, bringing families together for some laughter, learning and connection. Best of all – it’s free and open to everyone!
You’ll have two opportunities to join the fun: Saturday, Sept. 27, in Conway at the Arkansas PBS Studios and Saturday, Nov. 8, in Springdale at The Jones Center. Both events will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Families are encouraged to RSVP at myarpbs.org/events.
As the summer winds down and the new school year starts, Arkansas PBS is here to help families make the transition smooth, successful and even a little fun. Whether your child is feeling excited, nervous or a bit of both, PBS KIDS offers a wide variety of tips and tools – from crafts and games to articles – that can ease anxiety and set the tone for a great year ahead.
For nearly 60 years, Arkansas PBS has been a trusted part of your community – bringing stories that educate, inspire and connect us all. But we do much more than deliver quality programming.
Arkansas PBS is committed to four essential public service missions: Education, Public Safety, Community Engagement and Local Storytelling.
You’ve heard the news that the locally produced Arkansas PBS educational series “Mystery League” has been selected for national distribution! You’ve heard from Arkansas PBS writer Corey Womack and directors Terrell Case and Eric White.
We’ve been keeping a secret, and we can’t hold it in any longer! We are beyond excited to announce that the locally produced Arkansas PBS educational series “Mystery League” has been selected for national distribution!
“Mystery League” – a series designed to teach kids about friendship and community – will premiere nationally on PBS KIDS March 21. The series, which has already made a significant economic impact on Arkansas, will showcase the state’s educational excellence, creative production capabilities and unique cultural identity to a nationwide audience.
Arkansas PBS is honored to share that we have won nine regional Emmy Awards from the Mid-America Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) for original, local productions!
“At Arkansas PBS, we are dedicated to being the storytellers of Arkansas, and this year’s recognition with nine prestigious regional Emmy Awards is a powerful affirmation of that mission,” Executive Director and CEO Courtney Pledger said. “Our team’s dedication to excellence and our community partnerships make this level of accomplishment possible.
