Attending an Indie Lens Pop-Up Screening is a fun, community-building experience.

Even though it rained, it was still a beautiful day in the Neighborhood!

To some Stone Mountain is a monument to Southern heritage, but to others it’s a painful reminder of the South’s effort to hold onto slavery and the oppression of Black Americans.

This July, don your imagination caps and join us for the Donkey Hodie Hee-Hawsome Exhibit, coming to select Georgia libraries.

This Summer, GPB embarks on a journey of reflection, honor, and storytelling. In a heartening partnership with StoryCorps, we launched the Military Voices Initiative in Georgia. Our mission was simple yet profound: to honor our brave veterans, service members, and military families by offering them a platform to share their stories, and by assuring them that as a nation, we are indeed listening.  

Did you manage to take a deep dive into the enigmatic world of Cephalopods during the annual Cephalopod Week? If not, don’t worry! We're here to share some of the tentacled marvels you may have missed.  

Mary Nicoletti (Lambert High School), Scot Rucker (Rucker Dog Training), and Duck the Dog join us in a discussion about collaborating within our community to empower students in our classrooms.

Find out how GPB members just like you are getting sneak peeks of offerings from Independent Lens, MASTERPIECE, PBS KIDS, and more!

This Thursday, June 21, 2012 marks United Way’s inspirational Day of Action. This is a national strategic effort on the longest day of the year to advance the common good.

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