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South Florida PBS was thrilled to host the KidVision Music Time Season 3 live event on November 16th at Pinecrest Gardens! Guests enjoyed a fun morning filled with live classical music, a story time, dancing, and of course watching episodes of KidVision Music Time.

Thank you to Pinecrest Gardens, Cuda Orchestra, We Create Forever Co., Moop Gelato, and our South Florida PBS team and volunteers for making this event possible.

KidVision Music Time was made possible in part by The Kirk Foundation and The Dunspaugh-Dalton Foundation.

On Wednesday, November 13th, South Florida PBS' Health Channel hosted a powerful screening and community conversation for From Fear to Hope: The HIV & AIDS Journey. Attendees experienced an exclusive look at the history, challenges, and groundbreaking advancements in HIV and AIDS treatment, inspiring hope for a healthier future.

With gratitude to the Quadracci Family for 'Empowering Communities.'

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South Florida PBS proudly unveiled "Da Vinci - An Immersive Art Experience" last Thursday with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring Boynton Beach Mayor Ty Penserga and esteemed guests! Thank you to the City of Boynton Beach and all of community partners who attended this event.

Don’t miss the chance to step into da Vinci’s world and experience his genius through cutting-edge technology. Opening November 2nd! Secure your tickets at PBSDaVinci.org.#SFPBSDaVinci

South Florida PBS was honored to host Palm Beach County's K-5th grade Art Teachers on Monday, October 14th for a professional development workshop in our DaVinci - An Immersive Art Exhibit space. The workshop was hosted by Lindsey Wuest, the Science Through Art teacher at FAU's AD Henderson University School. 

Through using the curriculum for K-5th grade that is attached to the DaVinci Exhibit, Lindsey was able to provide a comprehensive workshop on the enduring themes of DaVinci's work and how they can utilized in the modern day classroom. 

After Lindsey's presentation, teachers were invited to be among the first to experience DaVinci - An Immersive Art Exhibit, opening to the public this November.

Thank you to Mrs. Wuest for lending her time, talent, and expertise to this workshop. 

We had a great time celebrating the premiere of On the Town in The Palm Beaches 'Retro in The Palm Beaches' on September 19th at The Bamboo Room in downtown Lake Worth!

In the season 8 premiere of On the Town, host Frank Licari checks out all the grooviest spots in The Palm Beaches. Featured businesses include Bulk Candy Warehouse, Trashe Vintage, Ragtops, Rust & Wax, The Tacky Tourist, Silverball Arcade, Okeechobee Steakhouse and more.

Special thanks to Discover the Palm Beaches, Palm Beach County, and the Film and Television Commission of Palm Beach County for making this event memorable!

On September 7th South Florida PBS closed out the 2024 season of KidVision Full STEAM Ahead events at Young at Art in Broward. Children and families enjoyed a screening of episodes of Full STEAM Ahead and then got to participate in all of the activities in person! Guests enjoyed lunch from Chick Fil A, gelato from Moop Gelato, a photobooth activation, and fun take home prizes.

With gratitude to The Annette Urso Rickel Foundation.

Supported by The Quadracci Family: Empowering Communities.

On August 3rd South Florida PBS hosted KidVision Full STEAM Ahead Day at Rhythm & Hues in West Palm Beach! Children and families enjoyed a screening of all seven episodes of Full STEAM Ahead and then got to participate in all of the activities in person! Guests enjoyed lunch from PDQ, gelato from Moop Gelato, a photobooth activation, and fun take home prizes.

With gratitude to The Annette Urso Rickel Foundation.

Supported by The Quadracci Family: Empowering Communities.

South Florida PBS Changing Seas summer screenings were back for season 16! The event took place on Wednesday, July 17th at NSU's Halmos College of Arts and Sciences with an exciting screening of "Eagle Rays: Soaring on Spotted Wings."

Despite its designation as globally “endangered,” relatively little was known about the whitespotted eagle rays’ ecology and life history. Florida scientists combined cutting-edge technology with creative approaches to gain deeper insight into the movement and diet of this elegant fish – allowing them to experience the world from a ray’s point of view for the first time.

After the screening, featured scientists joined for an engaging talk-back, discussing their experience working on the episode and answering audience questions. The event concluded with a complimentary reception featuring wine and light bites.

Major funding was provided by The Batchelor Foundation. Additional funding was provided by Trish and Dan Bell & The Parrot Family Endowment for Environmental Education.