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09/05/2026

Montana PBS is about stories. Essential, well-told, insightful stories. Come explore the world with us. 🌎 BONUS: no packing or airport lines involved, just adventure!

Join Elmo and Montana PBS for an unforgettable journey into the African bush at the Missoula Public Library!We'll be hos...
09/05/2026

Join Elmo and Montana PBS for an unforgettable journey into the African bush at the Missoula Public Library!

We'll be hosting a special advance screening of Sesame Street and the Great Elephant Adventure ahead of its broadcast premiere on October 14.
The program is a first-of-its-kind collaboration between PBS's acclaimed natural history series NATURE and Sesame Street. It follows Elmo, Abby, and Nina as they travel to a Kenyan sanctuary to meet a young elephant alongside other iconic wildlife.

The event will take place on the second floor of the library. We'll show repeat viewings of the 20-minute episode in the Imaginarium, have animal-themed crafts in the Art Box, and conservation-themed activities with non-profit organizations from the Missoula area. Plus, there will be giveaways and prizes for anyone who watches the screening!

Saturday, September 12, 11am-2pm
Missoula Public Library

Sponsors:
Montana Public Radio
spectrUM Discovery Center
Missoula Public Library
Montana PBS

09/04/2026

TONIGHT at 8:30pm: Made in the West!
A NEW program about artists and makers in the West. In a world of fast fashion and fast furniture, functional art invites us to slow down and appreciate the details. This is art you can sit on, drink out of, or wear on your feet. It reflects the natural surroundings, and nowhere is this clearer than in the American West. Many of today's master artisans are aging out of the craft, and the path to preserve this uniquely American art form is at stake.
πŸ“Ί Friday 9/4 at 8pm
πŸ’» watch.montanapbs.org

09/04/2026

Join us for Ripple Through the Rockies, a NEW film from students from the University of Montana School of Journalism.
About the film:
Drawn by the promise of snow-covered peaks, clear rivers, and alpine trails, Montana's visitors and locals have sustained a booming economy built on skiing, hiking, and fishing. But as seasonal patterns grow increasingly unpredictable, the natural trends that once shaped life in Northwest Montana are beginning to shift. The film traces the widespread effects of these changes on the people and industries that depend on the land and its resources. This story is a portrait of adaptation and resilience. It reveals how a place defined by its natural resources is confronting rapid transformation, as communities work to preserve their way of life in the face of this Ripple Through the Rockies. Hope you can tune in!

09/03/2026

See our new film, Jonnie TONIGHT on Montana PBS at 7pm!
πŸ“Ί Thursday 9/3 at 7pm
πŸ’» watch.montanapbs.org

TONIGHT at 8:30pm: Ripple Through the Rockies! It's a new film created by University of Montana School of Journalism stu...
09/03/2026

TONIGHT at 8:30pm: Ripple Through the Rockies!
It's a new film created by University of Montana School of Journalism students about Montana's five-billion-dollar tourism industry. As seasonal patterns grow increasingly unpredictable, the natural trends that once shaped life in Northwest Montana are beginning to shift. The industry is still booming, but for how long and at what cost? This story is a portrait of adaptation and resilience. It reveals how a place defined by its natural resources is confronting rapid transformation, as communities work to preserve their way of life in the face of this Ripple Through the Rockies.
πŸ“Ί Thursday 9/3 at 8:30pm
πŸ’» On FB & watch.montanapbs.org

09/03/2026

πŸ“šπŸŽAre you a teacher or do you know a teacher in your life looking for new teaching inspiration? Share this amazing teaching resource with them! Just in time for back to school, we're introducing PBS Learning Media, a completely free library of thousands of videos, interactive lessons, teaching tips, and primary sources that will help you save time and enrich student learning.

Resources on PBS Learning Media are classroom-ready and developed with direct input from educators. The content is easy to search, aligned to curriculum standards, and designed to support essential skills like critical thinking and problem-solving.

Best of all, there's no subscription, no future paywall, and no data harvesting.

Visit PBSLearningMedia.org to get started.

Saturday's 🎬 Film Classic is (1994) The Hudsucker Proxy! Starring Tim Robbins, Paul Newman, and Jennifer Jason Leigh, th...
09/02/2026

Saturday's 🎬 Film Classic is (1994) The Hudsucker Proxy!
Starring Tim Robbins, Paul Newman, and Jennifer Jason Leigh, this screwball Cohen Brothers/Sam Rami, Oscar-winning film is about a naΓ―ve but ambitious business graduate who is installed as president of a manufacturing company as part of a stock scam.

GREAT NEWS! πŸ™Œ  A NEW season 7 of MASTERPIECE | PBS All Creatures Great and Small airs in January! A bit about the new se...
09/02/2026

GREAT NEWS! πŸ™Œ A NEW season 7 of MASTERPIECE | PBS All Creatures Great and Small airs in January!
A bit about the new season πŸ• πŸ„ πŸ‘ 🐴 🐈
It's 1946. With the war finally over, Skeldale House is full once again and livelier than ever as beloved characters reunite under one roof and look ahead to a hopeful new chapter. James is excited about new developments in veterinary medicine, but a new vet in the area threatens the status quo. The world at large may be changing, but inside this slice of Yorkshire, the Dales will always offer the same perfect escapism. Packed with warmth, humor and community spirit, the season brings more heartwarming tales of people and animals alike.
πŸ“Ί Sunday, January 17th

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