Twin Cities PBS (TPT) wants you to have fun outdoors. Hello + Winter: Building BIPOC Outdoors Community – a free event with Melanin in Motion – and the season 2 premiere of the web series “Outside Chance” sends the message that the outdoors is for everyone and that everyone can find the outdoors a healing place. Read More
February is Black History Month, and at Twin Cities PBS (TPT) we are offering programming that celebrates the history, arts, cultures, lives, and experiences of Black communities. Read More
Twin Cities PBS congratulates Relish host, Chef Yia Vang, and Relish Chefs Ann Ahmed, Karyn Tomlinson, and Christina Nguyen on being named James Beard Award semifinalists. Read More
“Subcultured” – produced by Twin Cities PBS (TPT) for PBS Digitial Studios – received a GLAAD nomination for the episode “How is the Gay Rodeo Different?” Read More
“Jim Crow of the North,” the award-winning documentary from Twin Cities PBS (TPT), is featured in the traveling Smithsonian exhibition. Read More
"This ethos and tactic of non-violence is what its practitioners like Ghandi, Dr. King and James Lawson called 'Soulforce.' And I hope our series of short films brings together the relevance of public history, the power of story and cinema, and -maybe- just a little bit of Soulforce." - Daniel Bergin, TPT Executive Producer shares the inspiration and motivation for TPT's newest, digital-first series, Jim Crow of the North Stories. Read More
Today, we reflect on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy and honor his civil rights and social justice activism. Read More
In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Twin Cities PBS (TPT) is partnering with the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) of Minnesota and the Dakotas to sponsor two community conversations. Read More
It's a new year and we are loving the new dramas and mysteries on TPT Passport. Get ready for brand new shows from around the globe, plus returning favorites. Read More
