North Carolina is filled with culture, adventure and boundless opportunity. And when it comes to travel, there’s something for everyone. This premier outdoor series travels North Carolina from its ...

Specially designed to support children ages 0–8, Rootle PBS KIDS joins community partners in play and exploration, featuring: Hands-on learning activities and games PBS KIDS education resources Local ...

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In North Carolina, the American Revolution looked more like a civil war—with neighbors fighting neighbors and families torn apart. This history is rarely in the textbooks. Homegrown History visits ...

The augmented reality app celebrates North Carolina's rich cultural and natural heritage. Each experience offers educational and entertainment enrichment for children and families looking to learn ...

This PBS NC original series, which spotlights North Carolina’s thriving music scene, features artists from a broad range of genres, including indie rock, hip-hop, R&B, alt-country, jazz, bluegrass and ...

Please send your resume and a one-page cover letter to history@pbsnc.org. In your cover letter, briefly tell us: Why Homegrown History and this role interest you About experience coordinating complex ...

Even if the chance of snow is remote in most parts of North Carolina, the temperature is dropping. And that means it’s time for the daily self-quiz in front of the closet: “What should I wear to stay ...

To air nationally on PBS stations, the film examines how the government of Wilmington, NC, was overthrown by white supremacists in a deadly coup in 1898. RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC, 11/10/2023 — In ...

Whether you’re a North Carolina native or new to the Tar Heel State, you’ve probably heard these phrases: “If you don’t like the weather, wait a few hours and it will change.” “Everywhere else has ...

The year was 1999 when Charles Braswell Jr. first went up to the 181 overlook in Burke County, where visitors can get a clear view of Brown Mountain. After that, Nesmith started making regular trips.