This February, use your TPT Passport account to watch content, new and old, that celebrates the Black experience, explores Black history, and shines a light on outstanding Black artists, athletes, and historical figures. 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
Every third Monday in January we set aside time to reflect on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy of service and how he inspired others to live out his dream in their community and throughout the world. Read More
January is here and let’s be honest: it’s cold, it’s dark and we could all use some lighthearted TPT programming brought straight to our screens. Lucky for you we’ve compiled a list of refreshing and fun TPT shows to ward of the doldrums of the winter season. Read More
Twin Cities Public Television (TPT) has launched a four-year strategic plan that focuses on six goals: Create welcoming and inclusive environments; increase representational diversity; accelerate operational excellence; grow revenue for strategic priorities; engage audiences with valued, trusted, accessible, and personalized programming; and advance a data-first culture. Read More
ST. PAUL, MN – Twin Cities PBS (TPT) announces the release of its newest documentary, “Bring Her Home,” which tells the story of three Indigenous women fighting to vindicate and honor their missing and murdered relatives. An activist, an artist and a politician each strive to find healing and hope for themselves and for their Native community. Read More
To our members, friends, and audiences across the state of Minnesota, we are proud to announce that TPT has published our Report to the Community 2021. Read the report now. Read More
"Hype 2.0" heralds the return of the long-running and highly valued initiative Don't Believe the Hype, which ran from 1992-2002. The project's goal then — and now — is to leverage the power of media-making to help BIPOC and historically underserved students craft their own narratives and amplify their unique voices within the Twin Cities community. Read More
Airing as part of the local history series "Minnesota Experience," the new documentary explores the story of a group of young artist-teachers who started a groundbreaking arts education program centered on filmmaking. Read More
