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WTVP brings you trusted, objective reporting and analysis.There is no shortage of sources for information on the 2020 elections. But all sources are not created equal. WTVP and PBS continue to cover the elections from the national and local perspectives that matter to you, with a September focus on the presidential campaign. As always, you can count on WTVP to bring you unbiased, award-winning journalism and insightful analysis you won’t fi nd anywhere else on television, online or on social media.

Daily news and perspectives on PBS NewsHourThe respected journalists of PBS NewsHour are consistently ranked among the most credible and objective voices on television. In addition to daily news and analysis at 6 p.m., PBS NewsHour will broadcast a recap of the presidential debate scheduled for September 29.

Dig deeper on FrontlineMillions of Americans trust Frontline for award-winning documentaries on the critical issues of the day. • The Choice 2020: Trump vs Biden, September 22, 8 p.m. As it has for every

election since 1988, Frontline investigates the life stories of the candidates, their drive to be president and the moments that shaped them.

Weekly news and viewpoints on Washington WeekEvery Friday at 7 p.m., catch up on election news and newsmakers on Washington Week. Moderator and Managing Editor Robert Costa oversees a weekly roundtable discussion on new election developments.

Additional programs about the American democratic processAmerican Experience, The Vote, September 8, 15, 22, 29, 7 p.m. This is a reprise of the in-depth documentary exploring the arduous battle that led to the 19th Amendment and women’s voting rights.

Building the American Dream, September 15, 9 p.m. Watch this documentary on Texas immigrant construction workers seeking justice, equality and the American Dream in an industry rife with exploitation.

For 17 years, PBS and WTVP have been ranked number one in public trust. Outstanding news organizations are a big reason why. Make sure WTVP programming is part of your

efforts to be a knowledgeable and informed voter in November.

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Serving our business partners has always been intertwined with serving the greater public. With this in mind, WTVP will debut a new, locally produced program called Business Forward, on Thursday, September 17, at 5:30 p.m. It’s all about business, but it’s not just for business leaders in Central Illinois. What happens with business happens to all of us, so Business Forward is about driving the entire region forward.

Hosted by small-business owner, local nonprofi t CEO and author, Matt George, Business Forward features one-on-one interviews and panel discussions about the issues confronting the regional business community. It looks at challenges and opportunities from the perspectives of the business and the consumer, so you can be sure you get the whole story.

You might ask, “Why introduce a business program now?” For one thing, thecommunity has been asking for a program like this for some time. Like with so many other program choices, WTVP is responding to what our viewers, members and the business community want from their public television station. We also believe that this is an ideal economic climate to focus on what we can all do to drive local growth and profi tability.

WTVP is looking forward to building Business Forward into the best half-hour program on business in Central Illinois. Remember, it’s your show, and we want to hear your feedback. Tune in on September 17 and every Thursday at 5:30 p.m. for Business Forward, part of our daily Business Block.

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Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting *

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* WTVP Membership Drive. See the WTVP 47.1 Daily Listing for 9/5 & 9/6 for scheduled programs.** 9/5 & 9/6 Childrens schedule follows the August schedule.† RVers (30min) begins on 9/19 @ 2:30pm.

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Check the schedule, tune the television to 47.5 and witness the evolution of education in Central Illinois! It begins on September 14 when WTVP REMOTE, the new community-based remote learning channel, takes to the airwaves for the fi rst time.

Initially, WTVP REMOTE will broadcast daily from 7 a.m. to 5 a.m. with video segments, documentaries and other resources for students at all grade levels.

Thousands of urban and rural households without high-speed internet service or cable TV will now have access to remote learning resources. As the COVID-19 pandemic forces school districts to restructure the traditional classroom experience, WTVP REMOTEprovides an additional resource for educators. Special thanks to Sid and Flo Banwart and CEFCU for helping make the channel possible.

As it has for nearly 50 years, WTVP continues to lead the region in educational television broadcasting. We truly appreciate the encouragement and support we have received from Regional Offi ces of Education, local school districts, our members and the community. Thanks to their vision and collaboration, Central Illinois is taking a giant step toward equal access to remote learning resources.

Since announcing the new station this spring, WTVP has been working with local educators to determine areas of content to include on WTVP REMOTE. The daily schedule will include well-known PBS children’s programs as well as documentaries, science and engineering, history, fi nancial literacy, music and more. A WTVP programming specialist has researched out to other television stations around the country to discover additional content that may be available.

Individuals, businesses and other entities interested in supporting the channel should contact Marcia Bolden, Director of Philanthropic Relations, at 309-495-0525 or [email protected].

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WTVP showcases educational and entertaining programming all year long, thanks to members like you. The money raised by WTVP membership drives supports the diverse local and national shows coming into your home every day. Check out a sampling of the great programming we have planned for you through September 6.

MUSIC & ARTS• Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show Friday, September 4, 7:30 PM

• Fleetwood Mac: The Dance Friday, September 4, 9:30 PM • Fever: The Music of Peggy Lee Saturday, September 5, 7:30 PM

LOCAL PROGRAMS • There Will Be Baseball Tuesday, September 1, 7 PM • Preserving Illinois Prairies Thursday, September 3, 7 PM • Duck Decoys: The Art of Deception Thursday, September 3, 7:45 PM

SCIENCE AND NATURE• NOVA: Cat Tales Wednesday, September 2, 7 PM

• Nature: Super Hummingbirds Wednesday, September 2, 8:30 PM

HISTORY DOCUMENTARIES• Independent Lens: Tuesday, September 1, 9:30 PM

Won’t You Be My Neighbor • Ken Burns: The National Parks Sunday, September 6, 3 PM


THE VIRGINIA PEANUT STORY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 10 PM

The Virginia Peanut Story tells the rise and fall of the dominance of the Virginia/Carolina peanut industry. Aided by returning Union soldiers after the Civil War, and railroads, the peanut helped give rise to the golden age of agriculture. George Washington Carver and Amedeo Obici are both featured, as well as culinary historians Michael Twitty and Andrew Smith.

HACKING YOUR MINDWEDNESDAYS, STARTING SEPTEMBER 9, 9 PM (FOUR-PART SERIES)

Follow host Jacob Ward from the farthest corners of the globe to the inside of your mind as he sets out to discover we are not who we think we are. We imagine our conscious minds make most decisions, but in reality, we go through much of our lives on “auto-pilot”. Marketers and social media companies rely on it. Hacking Your Mind offers you an auto-pilot owner’s manual.

GREAT PERFORMANCES AT THE MET: ROMEO ET JULIETTE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 8 PM

The electrifying team of Vittorio Grigolo and Diana Damrau reunites for a new production by Bartlett Sher of Gounod’s opera, based on the classic Shakespeare play. Damrau makes her role debut as Juliette, Grigolo sings Romeo and Elliot Madore sings Mercutio. Gianandrea Noseda conducts.

FLY BROTHER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 6 PM

Fly Brother is a travel docu-series about friendship and connection around the world, featuring storyteller and explorer Ernest White II. In each half-hour episode, Ernest's real-life friends show him a city or region from their perspective.

ISLANDS OF WONDER WEDNESDAYS, STARTING SEPTEMBER 16, 7 PM (THREE-PART SERIES)

The three-part Islands Of Wonder series takes viewers on a journey to the most exotic, mysterious and remote islands on Planet Earth: Madagascar, Borneo and Hawaii. These isolated and iconic tropical islands are home to remarkable wildlife and human castaways found nowhere else on earth. The fragile islands also serve as a vital gauge for the planet’s health.

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GREAT PERFORMANCES: NOW HEAR THIS FRIDAYS, SEPTEMBER 18 AND 25, 8 PM

Join Scott Yoo, renowned violinist and conductor of the Mexico City Philharmonic, in Now Hear This, a new four-part documentary miniseries presented by Great Performances that merges music, storytelling, travel and culture, as he chases the secret histories of some of the greatest music ever written.

LAST TANGO IN HALIFAX- SEASON 4 SUNDAYS, SEPTEMBER 20, 27 7 PM

Audience favorite Last Tango In Halifax, winner of two British Academy Film and Television Arts Awards, is returning to WTVP for an exciting fourth season. The heartwarming comedy drama follows Alan and Celia, two childhood sweethearts who are reunited in their seventies. As they enter their seventh year of marriage, Alan and Celia are discovering that wedded bliss isn’t always blissful. Clashing politics, a new job and other distractions increase tensions in the household.

NOVA: HOW WRITING CHANGED THE WORLD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 8 PM

Writing shaped civilization itself, from the trading of goods to tales of ancient goddesses and kings. Follow the evolution of the written word, from millennia-old carvings in an Egyptian turquoise mine to our modern-day alphabets.

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS: NATIONAL BOOK FESTIVALSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 5 PM

The Library of Congress National Book Festival is an annual literary event that brings together best-selling authors and thousands of book fans for talks, panel discussions, book signings and other activities. The 20th Library of Congress National Book Festival will celebrate “American Ingenuity” in 2020, featuring the creativity and inspiration of some of the nation’s most gifted authors in a reimagined virtual festival the weekend of September 25-27.

THE CHILDREN'S CRUSADE REVISITED: SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE AT 50 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 10:30 PM

Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five is now 50 years old. The classic book has been revered by many, but how has its impact affected American literature and culture? Told in the voices of Vonnegut family members, friends and scholars, the program provides an intimate look at not just one of the world's most-read and most-powerful books, but at the man who created it. The portrait that emerges is a human one, revealing a talented but troubled man who wrote a great book in part to help heal himself and his wounded spirit after experiencing great trauma.

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I have a challenge for all our WTVP members and viewers. The pages of this guide are fi lled with a selection of programs that can entertain, inform and even enhance your life. When I attended Bradley University, I was also part of the student production crew at WTVP. During pledge periods we worked almost every night on the live local inserts, so between breaks, I got to see a variety of shows that I would not normally have watched.

One special featured Pete Seeger. I had never heard of Pete, nor was interested in his genre of music, until that night. After the program I learned more about folk music, bought albums and attended concerts of local and national artists. That program expanded my enjoyment of music. Other shows gave me insight on issues, kindled an interest in history and exposed me to various cultures.

I challenge you, as you peruse the guide and select shows to view, to pick at least one program this month (and every month) that you would not normally watch. It could be something from WTVP’s main channel or from Create or World … even PBS Kids. It may not happen at fi rst, but I bet you will discover something that will leave you pleasantly surprised.

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CATCH THE PEORIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA’S COLLABORATIONS WITH WTVP.PSO Special Concert: The Four Seasons • Saturday, September 26, 8 PM on WTVP Create 47.4

Musical Discoveries with the PSO • Daily 9:30 AM on WTVP REMOTE 47.5Sound Bites with the PSO • Sundays, Wednesdays, 6 PM on WTVP REMOTE 47.5

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Street-smart and unapologetic detective Piet Van der Valk is an everyman of sorts, investigating high profi le cases and gritty murders that immerse him and his team in contemporary Amsterdam’s fast-paced worlds of art, politics, addiction, mysticism and fashion.

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POV: PORTRAITS AND DREAMSMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 9 PM

Portraits and Dreams revisits photographs created by Kentucky schoolchildren in the 1970s and the place where the photos were made. The fi lm is about the students, their work as visionary photographers and the lives they have led since then, as well as the linkage of personal memory to the passage of time.

POV: LOVE CHILDMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 9 PM

With adultery being punishable by death in Iran, a young couple make the fateful decision to fl ee the country with their son, Mani. Love Child is an intimate love story about an illicit family on a journey to seek asylum in Turkey and start a new life.

POV: IN MY BLOOD IT RUNSMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 9 PM

Dujuan, age 10, is a child-healer and a good hunter and speaks three languages. Yet Dujuan is failing in school and facing increasing scrutiny from welfare authorities and the police. As he veers perilously close to incarceration, his family fi ghts to give him a strong Arrernte education alongside his western education.

POV: OUR TIME MACHINE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 9 PM

When artist Maleonn realizes that his father suffers from Alzheimer’s disease, he creates Papa’s Time Machine, a magical, autobiographical stage performance featuring life-size mechanical puppets. Through the production of this play, the two men confront their mortality before time runs out and memories are lost forever.


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1 TUESDAY

7:00 PM There Will Be Baseball8:30 PM Johnny Cash — A Concert Behind Prison Walls9:30 PM Independent Lens Won't You Be My Neighbor?

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Celtic Woman, The Best Of1:30 AM Julia Child: Best Bites3:00 AM Ken Burns: America's Storyteller

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7:00 PM NOVA Cat Tales 8:30 PM Nature Super Hummingbirds 10:00 PM John Fogerty: My 50 Year Trip11:30 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:30 AM There Will Be Baseball2:00 AM Independent Lens Won't You Be My Neighbor? 4:30 AM Easy Yoga: The Secret to Strength and Balance with Peggy Cappy

3 THURSDAY

7:00 PM Preserving Illinois Prairies7:45 PM The Art of Deception8:30 PM Sinatra In Japan10:00 PM Suze Orman's Ultimate Retirement Guide

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM NOVA Cat Tales 1:30 AM Nature Super Hummingbirds 3:00 AM John Fogerty: My 50 Year Trip

4 FRIDAY

7:00 PM Washington Week7:30 PM Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show

9:30 PM Fleetwood Mac: The Dance11:30 PM Pink Floyd: Live In Venice

OVERNIGHT1:00 AM Preserving Illinois Prairies1:45 AM The Art of Deception2:30 AM Sinatra In Japan4:00 AM Johnny Cash — A Concert Behind Prison Walls

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12:00 PM America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated Eggs for the Holidays 12:30 PM This Old House Westerly | Pining for Old Pine 1:00 PM Ask This Old House Beehive Oven, Jimmy Diresta 1:30 PM There Will Be Baseball3:00 PM Preserving Illinois Prairies3:45 PM The Art of Deception4:30 PM Rick Steves' Tasty Europe5:00 PM PBS NewsHour Weekend5:30 PM Magic Moments - The Best of 50's Pop (My Music #102)7:30 PM Fever: The Music of Peggy Lee9:00 PM What the Durrells Did Next: A Masterpiece Special10:30 PM Sam Smith: Live at the BBC's Biggest Weekend

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show2:00 AM Fleetwood Mac: The Dance4:00 AM Barns: An Illinois Story 6 SUNDAY

12:00 PM Barns: An Illinois Story1:00 PM Market to Market1:30 PM Longevity Paradox with Steven Gundry, MD3:00 PM Ken Burns: The National Parks5:00 PM PBS NewsHour Weekend5:30 PM Best of WTVP Pledge!

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Magic Moments - The Best of 50's Pop (My Music #102)

2:00 AM Fever: The Music of Peggy Lee3:30 AM What the Durrells Did Next: A Masterpiece Special

7 MONDAY

7:00 PM Antiques Roadshow Cleveland, Hour Two 8:00 PM Antiques Roadshow Cleveland, Hour Three 9:00 PM POV Portraits and Dreams 10:00 PM Virginia Peanut Story11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Antiques Roadshow Cleveland, Hour Three 1:00 AM POV Portraits and Dreams 2:00 AM Voces On PBS Children of Giant 3:30 AM American Masters Raul Julia: The World’s a Stage

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7:00 PM The Vote: American Experience - Hour One 8:00 PM Frontline Growing Up Poor9:00 PM Harbor from the Holocaust10:00 PM World of Guitar Discovering The Guitar 10:30 PM The Whitney Reynolds Show First Generations 11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Frontline1:00 AM Harbor from the Holocaust2:00 AM Symphony for Nature: The Britt Orchestra at Crater Lake2:30 AM Voces On PBS Children of Giant 4:00 AM Antiques Roadshow Cleveland, Hour Three

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7:00 PM NOVA Human Nature 9:00 PM Hacking Your Mind Living On Auto-Pilot 10:00 PM Power Trip: The Story of Energy - Water 11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Virginia Peanut Story1:00 AM Hacking Your Mind Living On Auto-Pilot 2:00 AM Antiques Roadshow Cleveland, Hour Two 3:00 AM Harbor from the Holocaust4:00 AM The Vote: American Experience Hour One

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7:00 PM This Old House Westerly | Save The Flagpole 7:30 PM Ask This Old House Stoop Planters, Fireplace Insert 8:00 PM At Issue Congressman Darin LaHood8:30 PM Illinois Adventure Fayette County Museum and National Road Interpretation Center 9:00 PM Call The Midwife Episode Three 10:00 PM Unforgotten Season 1 On Masterpiece Episode 1 11:30 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:30 AM War FUBAR 3:00 AM NOVA Human Nature

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7:00 PM Washington Week7:30 PM Consider This with Yvonne Greer - Jim Wilhelm

PRESERVING ILLINOIS PRAIRIESTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 7 PM

THE ART OF DECEPTIONSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 3:45 PM

POV: PORTRAITS AND DREAMSMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 9 PM

CONSIDER THIS WITH YVONNE GREERSPECIAL GUEST – JIM WILHELMFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 7:30 PM

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8:00 PM Great Performances Romeo et Juliette 10:00 PM The Songwriters Byron Hill 10:30 PM Market to Market11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Great Performances Romeo et Juliette 2:00 AM NOVA Human Nature 4:00 AM This Old House Westerly | Save The Flagpole 4:30 AM Ask This Old House Stoop Planters, Fireplace Insert

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4:00 PM Steven Raichlen's Project Fire So-Cal Grill 4:30 PM Pati's Mexican Table One Day In Oaxaca 5:00 PM PBS NewsHour Weekend5:30 PM MotorWeek6:00 PM Fly Brother with Ernest White II Sao Paulo: Don't Sleep 6:30 PM Rick Steves' Europe Lisbon 7:00 PM The Lawrence Welk Show Big City, U.S.A 8:00 PM Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville Guest: Lari White 8:30 PM Curious Traveler Curious Ghent 9:00 PM Durrells in Corfu on Masterpiece Episode 6 10:00 PM State & Water The Kilborn Alley Blues Band - Part 2 10:30 PM Austin City Limits The Raconteurs/Black Pumas 11:30 PM Sun Studio Sessions The Trishas

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM NOVA Human Nature

2:00 AM Hacking Your Mind Living On Auto-Pilot 3:00 AM The Vote: American Experience - Hour One 4:00 AM Washington Week4:30 AM Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

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3:00 PM Neven's Spanish Food Trails Malaga 3:30 PM Weekends with Yankee Delicacies from New England 4:00 PM Illinois Adventure Fayette Co Mus & National Road Interp Cen Vandalia 4:30 PM At Issue Congressman Darin LaHood 5:00 PM PBS NewsHour Weekend5:30 PM Last Tango In Halifax Holiday Special 6:30 PM Lucy Worsley's Royal Palace Secrets 8:00 PM Van Der Valk On Masterpiece Love In Amsterdam 10:00 PM Before We Die11:00 PM Front and Center The Head and the Heart

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Nature Returns to Emiquon 12:30 AM Van Der Valk On Masterpiece Love In Amsterdam 2:30 AM Great Performances Romeo and Juliette 4:30 AM This Old House Westerly | Save The Flagpole

14 MONDAY

7:00 PM Antiques Roadshow Fort Worth, Hour One 8:00 PM Antiques Roadshow Fort Worth, Hour Two 9:00 PM POV Love Child 10:30 PM Uncertainty: Why We're So Anxious About Anxiety

11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM State & Water The Kilborn Alley Blues Band - Part 2 12:30 AM Antiques Roadshow Fort Worth, Hour Two 1:30 AM Lucy Worsley's Royal Palace Secrets3:00 AM Van Der Valk On Masterpiece Love In Amsterdam

15 TUESDAY

7:00 PM The Vote: American Experience Hour Two 8:00 PM Frontline Policing the Police9:00 PM Building the American Dream10:00 PM World of Guitar Learning the Guitar 10:30 PM The Whitney Reynolds Show Reinventions 11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Frontline Policing the Police1:00 AM Building the American Dream2:00 AM POV Love Child 3:30 AM Symphony for Nature: The Britt Orchestra at Crater Lake4:00 AM Antiques Roadshow Fort Worth, Hour Two

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7:00 PM Madagascar: Islands of Wonder8:00 PM NOVA Secret Mind of Slime 9:00 PM Hacking Your Mind Weapons of Infl uence 10:00 PM Power Trip: The Story of Energy - Food 11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM NOVA Secret Mind of Slime

1:00 AM Hacking Your Mind Weapons of Infl uence 2:00 AM Frontline Policing the Police3:00 AM Building the American Dream4:00 AM The Vote: American Experience - Hour Two

17 THURSDAY

7:00 PM This Old House Westerly | Seaside Transformation 7:30 PM Ask This Old House Ceiling Light, Tool Storage 8:00 PM At Issue Illinois High School Athletics8:30 PM Illinois Adventure Bureau Co Mus & Owen Lovejoy Home Princeton 9:00 PM Call The Midwife Episode Four 10:00 PM Unforgotten Season 1 On Masterpiece Episode 2 11:30 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:30 AM War The Ghost Front 2:30 AM World War II: Stories from the Heart Part 1 3:00 AM Madagascar: Islands of Wonder4:00 AM NOVA Secret Mind of Slime 18 FRIDAY

7:00 PM Washington Week7:30 PM Consider This with Yvonne Greer Ramsey Lewis, Grammy Award Winner 8:00 PM Great Performances Now Hear This, Series 2: Haydn: King of Strings 9:00 PM Art in the Twenty-First Century London 10:00 PM The Songwriters Wayne Kirkpatrick 10:30 PM Market to Market11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

STATE & WATER: THE KILBORN ALLEY BLUES BAND

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VAN DER VALK ON MASTERPIECESUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 8 PM

BUILDING THE AMERICAN DREAMTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 9 PM

GREAT PERFORMANCES:NOW HEAR THIS

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OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Great Performances Now Hear This, Series 2: Haydn: King of Strings 1:00 AM Art in the Twenty-First Century London 2:00 AM War The Ghost Front 4:00 AM This Old House Westerly | Seaside Transformation 4:30 AM Ask This Old House Ceiling Light, Tool Storage

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4:00 PM Steven Raichlen's Project Fire Raichlen's Rules 4:30 PM Pati's Mexican Table History of Oaxaca Cuisine 5:00 PM PBS NewsHour Weekend5:30 PM MotorWeek6:00 PM Fly Brother with Ernest White II Tbilisi: The Whole Day Through 6:30 PM Rick Steves' Europe Portugal's Heartland 7:00 PM The Lawrence Welk Show Fashions and Hits Through The Years 8:00 PM Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville Guest: Charley Pride 8:30 PM Curious Traveler Curious Sussex 9:00 PM The Durrells In Corfu Season 2 On Masterpiece Season 2 - Episode 1 10:00 PM State & Water Dexter O'Neal and the Funkyard - Part 2 10:30 PM Austin City Limits Buddy Guy/August Greene 11:30 PM Sun Studio Sessions South Memphis String Band

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM NOVA Secret Mind of Slime 1:00 AM Madagascar: Islands of Wonder

2:00 AM Hacking Your Mind Weapons of Infl uence 3:00 AM The Vote: American Experience - Hour Two 4:00 AM Washington Week4:30 AM Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

20 SUNDAY

3:00 PM Neven's Spanish Food Trails Granada 3:30 PM Weekends with Yankee Touring with the Locals 4:00 PM Illinois Adventure Bureau Co Mus & Owen Lovejoy Home Princeton 4:30 PM At Issue Illinois High School Athletics5:00 PM PBS NewsHour Weekend5:30 PM DW Focus On Europe6:00 PM Last Tango In Halifax Holiday Special7:00 PM Last Tango In Halifax8:00 PM Van Der Valk On Masterpiece Only In Amsterdam 10:00 PM Before We Die11:00 PM Jeff Lynne's ELO Live at Hyde Park

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Van Der Valk On Masterpiece Love In Amsterdam 2:00 AM Great Performances Now Hear This, Series 2: Haydn: King of Strings 3:00 AM Art in the Twenty-First Century London 4:00 AM Hacking Your Mind Weapons of Infl uence

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7:00 PM Antiques Roadshow Celebrating Latino Heritage 8:00 PM Antiques Roadshow Recut Newport, Part 2 8:30 PM Family of Us: A PBS American Portrait Story9:00 PM POV In My Blood It Runs

10:00 PM Linking Land & Lakes: Protecting The Great Lakes Coastal Wetlands11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:30 AM Firing Line with Margaret Hoover 12:00 AM Antiques Roadshow Recut Newport, Part 2 12:30 AM Family of Us: A PBS American Portrait Story1:00 AM POV In My Blood It Runs 2:00 AM Last Tango In Halifax3:00 AM Van Der Valk On Masterpiece Only In Amsterdam

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7:00 PM The Vote: American Experience Hour Three 8:00 PM Frontline The Choice 2020: Trump vs. Biden10:00 PM World of Guitar The Next Step 10:30 PM The Whitney Reynolds Show A Life Story, Angela Rose 11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Frontline The Choice 2020: Trump vs. Biden2:00 AM Antiques Roadshow Recut Newport, Part 2 2:30 AM Family of Us: A PBS American Portrait Story3:00 AM POV In My Blood It Runs 4:00 AM Antiques Roadshow Celebrating Latino Heritage

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7:00 PM Borneo: Islands of Wonder8:00 PM NOVA How Writing Changed The World: Hour 1 9:00 PM Hacking Your Mind Us Vs. Them

10:00 PM Power Trip: The Story of Energy - Transportation 11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM NOVA How Writing Changed The World: Hour 1 1:00 AM Hacking Your Mind Us Vs. Them 2:00 AM Frontline The Choice 2020: Trump vs. Biden4:00 AM The Vote: American Experience Hour Three

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7:00 PM This Old House Cape Ann | Move In Day 7:30 PM Ask This Old House Shower Cartridge, Turning A Bowl 8:00 PM At Issue Illinois Retail Merchants Association8:30 PM Illinois Adventure Hemingway In Oak Park, Pontiac & Oakland Auto Museum 9:00 PM Call The Midwife Episode Five 10:00 PM Unforgotten Season 1 On Masterpiece Episode 3 11:30 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:30 AM War A World Without War 3:00 AM Borneo: Islands of Wonder4:00 AM NOVA How Writing Changed The World: Hour 1

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7:00 PM Washington Week7:30 PM Consider This with Yvonne Greer Harmony Zhu 8:00 PM Great Performances Now Hear This, Series 2: The Schubert Generation

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WORLD OF GUITAR: THE NEXT STEPTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 10 PM

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9:00 PM Art in the Twenty-First Century - Beijing 10:00 PM The Songwriters Craig Wiseman 10:30 PM Market to Market11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Great Performances Now Hear This, Series 2: The Schubert Generation 1:00 AM Art in the Twenty-First Century - Beijing 2:00 AM Hacking Your Mind Us Vs. Them 3:00 AM The Vote: American Experience - Hour Three 4:00 AM This Old House Cape Ann | Move In Day 4:30 AM Ask This Old House Shower Cartridge, Turning A Bowl

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4:00 PM Steven Raichlen's Project Fire Grilling with Wood 4:30 PM Pati's Mexican Table A Queen in the Land of the Gods 5:00 PM PBS NewsHour Weekend5:30 PM Adventure Sports Outdoors6:00 PM Fly Brother with Ernest White II Toronto: Pride and Joy 6:30 PM Rick Steves' Europe Travel Skills: Cruising 7:00 PM The Lawrence Welk Show The French Show 8:00 PM Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville Guest: Steve Wariner 8:30 PM Walkin' California: Murphys9:00 PM The Durrells In Corfu Season 2 On Masterpiece Season 2 - Episode 2 10:00 PM State & Water Edward David Anderson - Part 2 10:30 PM Austin City Limits Billie Eilish 11:30 PM Sun Studio Sessions The Wealthy West

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Nova How Writing Changed The World: Hour 1 1:00 AM Borneo: Islands of Wonder2:00 AM Hacking Your Mind Us Vs. Them 3:00 AM The Vote: American Experience - Hour Three 4:00 AM Washington Week4:30 AM Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

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3:00 PM Neven's Spanish Food Trails Cordoba 3:30 PM Weekends with Yankee A Breath of Fresh Air 4:00 PM At Issue Illinois Retail Merchants Association4:30 PM PBS NewsHour Weekend5:00 PM Library of Congress National Book Festival: Celebration7:00 PM Last Tango In Halifax8:00 PM Van Der Valk On Masterpiece Death In Amsterdam 10:00 PM Before We Die11:00 PM Steven Page Trio - Live In Concert

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM Van Der Valk On Masterpiece Only In Amsterdam 2:00 AM Great Performances Now Hear This, Series 2: The Schubert Generation 3:00 AM Art in the Twenty-First Century - Beijing 4:00 AM Hacking Your Mind Us Vs. Them

28 MONDAY

7:00 PM Antiques Roadshow Fort Worth, Hour Three 8:00 PM 18 Voices Sing Kol Nidre9:00 PM POV Our Time Machine

10:30 PM Children's Crusade Revisited: Slaughterhouse- Five At 5011:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM State & Water Edward David Anderson - Part 2 12:30 AM POV Our Time Machine 2:00 AM Last Tango In Halifax3:00 AM Van Der Valk On Masterpiece Death In Amsterdam

29 TUESDAY

7:00 PM The Vote: American Experience - Hour Four 8:00 PM PBS Newshour Debate: A Special Report 2020 Presidential Debate 10:00 PM World of Guitar Making A Living 10:30 PM The Whitney Reynolds Show Horse Healing 11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

OVERNIGHT12:00 AM PBS Newshour Debate: A Special Report 2020 Presidential Debate 2:00 AM Symphony for Nature: The Britt Orchestra at Crater Lake2:30 AM POV Our Time Machine 4:00 AM Antiques Roadshow Indianapolis, Hour One

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7:00 PM Hawaii: Islands of Wonder8:00 PM NOVA How Writing Changed The World: Hour 2 9:00 PM Hacking Your Mind The Wings of Angels 10:00 PM Power Trip: The Story of Energy - Wealth 11:00 PM Amanpour and Company

PBS NEWSHOUR DEBATETUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 8 PM

POWER TRIP: THE STORY OF ENERGYWEALTH

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 10 PM

SEPTEMBER 10CONGRESSMAN DARIN LAHOOD

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Hosted by media veter-an H Wayne Wilson, this weekly show provides an

in-depth, up-to-the-minute exploration of issues that are important to people

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Elinor Wonders Why, a new multiplatform PBS Kids series, encourages children to follow their curiosity, ask questions when they don’t understand and fi nd answers using science inquiry skills. The main character, Elinor, the most observant and curious bunny rabbit in Animal Town, will introduce kids to science, nature and community along with her friends Ari, a funny and imaginative bat, and Olive, a perceptive and warm elephant. Together, the trio explores Animal Town and meets all kinds of interesting, funny and quirky characters, each with something to teach us about respecting others, the importance of diversity, caring for the environment and working together to solve problems.

DIGITAL RESOURCES: Elinor Wonders Why will offer interactive content for kids, parents and teachers.

• Games on pbskids.org and the PBS KIDS Games app

• Streaming video on pbskids.org and the PBS KIDS Video app

• Collection of educator resources on PBS LearningMedia.com

• Activities and articles on PBS KIDS for Parents


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NOTE FROM THE CHAIRMAN

ANDREW A. RANDChairman, IVPTC Board of Directors

Area residents and WTVP fans have had a lot on their minds since the last WTVPMembership Drive in May/June. The coronavirus has disrupted our lives in ways few might have imagined; and still there is more to come. With our upcoming pledge drive will be the push to complete the 2020 Census. And while thousands in our region have done their small part to make sure the decennial count is accurate and complete, much more needs to be done.

The census is not unlike the WTVP pledge drive that will be coming your way August 28 – September 6. During this on-air appeal, we will be asking viewers to stand up and be counted by becoming a member of WTVP. It’s similar to what the U.S. Census Bureau is asking you to do. By participating in the census, you’re helping to determine how federal funds are allocated, congressional representation and other matters critical to everyday life. When you become a member of WTVP, you get a voice in the programs we produce and broadcast. Members are critical as we measure the impact of programming and services and plan for the future.

For those who have not yet responded to the census, someone may be knocking on your door soon. I urge you to answer it and cooperate fully with the census representative. Likewise, I encourage anyone who is not a member of WTVP to respond during our pledge drive August 28 – September 6. It’s a vote of confi dence in what we are doing to improve the quality of life in Central Illinois, and a commitment on our part to listen and respond to the “public” in public media.

Be sure to get “counted” for the census and raise your voice for quality and variety in your locally operated television station, WTVP. Become a WTVP member today!

MEMBERSHIP GIVES YOU A VOICE IN THE FUTURE

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In honor of Yom Kippur observances this month, WTVP showcases two programs celebrating Jewish history.

HARBOR FROM THE HOLOCAUST TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 9 PM

In a Holocaust story of hope, 20,000 Jews fi nd refuge in Shanghai during World War II. The fi lm explores the relationship of the refugees and their host city, and the survivors who carried on the traditions that would have been consigned to oblivion.

18 VOICES SING KOL NIDREMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 8 PM

How did the Kol Nidre become a Jewish anthem and an object of intense interest for non-Jews? We fi nd out when 18 storytellers share their tales and anecdotes about the prayer. Some are top experts on the chant, some are just those who have been changed by chanting it. Each tells his or her story with the help of unique visuals and a unique musical setting for the haunting melody.

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As Peoria celebrates the Year of the Guitar WTVP keeps on strumming with the introduction of the exciting music series every Tuesday night.

WORLD OF GUITARTUESDAYS, SEPTEMBER 8 – DECEMBER 8, 10 PMThis series is about understanding the world of the guitar and the artists who have devoted their lives to learning, playing and performing this instrument. Each episode includes in-depth interviews and insights into the world of well-known and emerging guitarists, how they discovered and learned the guitar, how they made playing the guitar into a career and where the guitar has taken them today.

DISCOVERING THE GUITARSEPTEMBER 8, 10 PMLearn from some of the most iconic guitarists like John Oates and Peter Frampton on how they discovered the guitar.

LEARNING THE GUITARSEPTEMBER 15, 10 PMHear stories of Rick Nielsen from Cheap Trick and Larry Carlton on how they and many others fi rst learned to play the guitar.

THE NEXT STEPSEPTEMBER 22, 10 PMMany people wonder what it takes to be a musician. In this episode, we will hear stories from some of the most promising up-and-coming artists like Larkin Poe and King King and the next steps in their careers.

MAKING A LIVINGSEPTEMBER 29, 10 PMStarting off as a musician can be tough. Today’s episode features stories on artists like Brad Whitford of Aerosmith and Peter Frampton on how they made a living early on in their careers.

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As a member of WTVP’s Klystron Society, you are committed to supporting the long-term excellence and impact of public media in Central Illinois. Your annual gift of $1,000 or more helps secure the funding necessary for quality PBS and local programming, as well as community resources such as PBS LearningMedia.

State and federal funding now account for less than one-fourth of WTVP’s annual operating budget, so private support is more important than ever. Klystron members provide a signifi cant share of WTVP’s annual budget.

YOUR KLYSTRON BENEFITSKlystron members provide a signifi cant share of WTVP’s annual budget. In return, we recognize and thank our leading members in the following ways: • Exclusive invitations to studio screenings and

backstage events at live concerts, such as Andre Rieu, Under the Streetlamp and, more recently, Celtic Woman and Joe Bonamassa.

• Priority registration for WTVP-sponsored tours and travel.

• Recognition at an annual Klystron Society event. • Recognition on WTVP’s donor wall and in on-air spots. • The personal touch – let us help you build your PBS

program library or arrange a station tour for family and friends.

KLYSTRON SOCIETY RECOGNITION LEVELS: • Visionaries — $10,000 and more • President’s Circle — $5,000 to $9,999 • Producer’s Circle — $2,500 to $4,999 • Director’s Circle — $1,000 to $2,499

WHY KLYSTRON? • We know you are wondering why we call our leading

donors members of the Klystron Society. What is a Klystron, after all?

• At its simplest, a klystron is a specialized amplifi er, outputting far higher microwave and radio frequencies than other devices.

• And, simply put, that’s what our major donors do for public television. They have the power, through their generous support, to carry the station further into the future.

WTVP KLYSTRON SOCIETY


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ALL KEN BURNS PROGRAMS returning to WTVP PASSPORT

Baseball�Brooklyn BridgeCivil War�The CongressCountry MusicEmpire of the AirFrank Lloyd WrightHoratio’s DriveHuey LongJackie RobinsonJazzLewis & ClarkMark TwainNot for Ourselves Alone

ProhibitionThe RooseveltsThe ShakersStatue of LibertyThe AddressThe Mayo ClinicThe Central Park FiveThe National ParksThe Tenth InningThe Vietnam WarThe WarThomas Hart BentonThomas JeffersonUnforgivable Blackness

Secretary: Stuart McKneightTreasurer: Nancy Stach

PEKIN FRIENDS OFFICERS FOR 2020-2021

WTVP has programming to entertain and enlighten you during your social distancing.

KEN BURNS COLLECTIONThe entire Ken Burns Collection, all 28 titles, is�now�available with WTVP PBS Passport.�Join Burns, America's storyteller, for documentaries that showcase�national parks, national obsessions and national heroes just to name a few.�

For more information, contact Marcia Bolden at [email protected] or 309.495.0525.

President: Jerry Herbstreith Vice President: Karl Stach

The Pekin Friends of 47 meet regularly, usually on the fi rst Monday of the month, at 4 p.m. at WTVP. Their next meeting will be September 14, WTVP, 101 State Street, downtown Peoria. To join this long-standing organization and lend your volunteer support to WTVP, contact the president, Jerry Herbstreith at 309-346-7901.

You will not want to miss WTVP’s next virtual event showcasing a special collection of handselected luxury items from businesses around Central Illinois. This online virtual event at wtvp.org will feature exclusive items, extravagant gifts, collectible treasures such as furs, jewelry, furniture and more high-end merchandise. Stay tuned for more information and to browse these valuable items up for bid on WTVP’s website wtvp.org.

COMING OCTOBER 1 – 11

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DID YOU KNOW THAT MANY COMPANIES MATCH DONATIONS MADE BY THEIR EMPLOYEES AND RETIREES TO WTVP?

A Matching Gift is a dollar-for-dollar match of your donation to WTVPby your employer. Many companies directly support those causes and organizations their employees value and support.

Contact your human resource department to get your donation matched before the end of the year. Sustainer members will need to process their 2020 total contributions after their December payment.

Also, if you volunteer with us, your company may provide a grant to WTVPas a way to recognize your volunteerism. Matching gifts and volunteer grants are important sources of revenue for WTVP.

Not sure if your company matches gifts or volunteer grants? Check with your company human resources department, personnel, business offi ce or website. This is a simple way to make your contribution go further!

Please let WTVP know if you are employed by a matching gift company or if you have any questions, 309-495-0547 or [email protected].

Make your donation count twice as much – complete the matching gift process today!

Marcia BoldenDIRECTOR OF [email protected] 309.495.0525


MAKE YOUR DONATION GO

TWICE AS FAR!Luann ClaudinDIRECTOR OF FUNDRAISING AND ANNUAL [email protected] 309.495.0524

Kathy MorganDEVELOPMENT [email protected] 309.495.0526

Angie SpearsCORPORATE [email protected] 309.495.0561

Kathy WithersDEVELOPMENT [email protected] 309.677.4747

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Caterpillar Inc. Caterpillar employees must submit online at www.caterpillar.comState Farm Companies Expanded their organization list to include WTVP! 3M FoundationAbbott FundAetnaAIGAmerenArcher Daniels Midland FoundationArgonaut GroupAssured Life AssociationATSAT&T FoundationAvonBluescope FoundationBPBrinks IncBurlington Northern Santa FeCountry FinancialDavid Vaughan InvestmentsDisneyErie InsuranceExxonMobileGAP

Gates CorporationGE FoundationGeneral MillsHoneywell FoundationIBMIllinois Mutual Life InsuranceJohnson Controls FoundationJostens FoundationKeystone Steel & WireLiberty MutualLucent TechnologiesMaytag CorporationMcGraw HillMicrosoftMorgan StanleyPekin EnergyPepsico FoundationPNCRLISprint FoundationThriventUPS FoundationVerizon FoundationWal-Mart FoundationThe Williams Companies

JUST A FEW OF THE LOCAL COMPANIES THAT GIVE MATCHING GIFTS. THANK YOU!

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WORLD Channel shares the best of public media in international news, documentaries and fact-based informational programming. WORLD presents original content, carefully curated to engage and educate WTVP audiences.

SEPTEMBER highlights

LOCAL, USA: PANDEMIC IN SEATTLEMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 8 PM

With exclusive access to the Seattle and King County public health director, viewers will get a behind-the-scenes look at how public health cared for its most vulnerable in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. They will see how local offi cials scrambled to stop the spread of the disease, tracked and isolated those who became ill and educated people about what they could do to help. This powerful story is shared through the experiences of two families especially vulnerable to the threat of the virus: the homeless and the elderly.

DOC WORLD: SIQUEIROS — WALLS OF PASSION SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 9 PM

The Mexican visual artist David Alfaro Siqueiros (1896–1974) was one of the great Mexican artists of the 20th century and one of three great Mexican muralists (with Diego Rivera and José Clemente Orozco). As one of the primary advocates of modern public art, Siqueiros made his name on the world stage: he painted murals in Mexico, the United States, Cuba, Chile and Argentina; fought as a soldier in the Mexican Revolution and the Spanish Civil War; and even taught Jackson Pollock the drip technique in his experimental workshop in New York. Siqueiros was a controversy-stirring revolutionary and lifetime activist who lived with theatrical fl air and painted on an epic scale

DOC WORLD: SANDS OF SILENCE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 9 PM

A 15-year quest to expose the underworld of sexual exploitation and traffi cking from Asia to the Americas leads world reporter Chelo Alvarez-Stehle to the windswept beach where her childhood ended, and family secrets began. As she documents the transformation of sex-traffi cking survivor Virginia Isaias — a Mexican American woman whose past is engulfed in a cycle of sexual exploitation — into an inspiring advocate committed to break that pattern, Chelo undertakes a parallel journey of healing and introspection and sets out to shatter the silence about sexual abuse in her own life.

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LABORS OF LOVEFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 8 PM – 1 AM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 9 AM – 2 PMSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 11 AM – 4 PM

Kick up your feet this Labor Day weekend and watch masters of their crafts work their creative magic. P. Allen Smith reveals the secrets of gorgeous garden design; Lidia Bastianich shows how to feed a family, Italian-style; the America's Test Kitchen crew whips up elegant desserts and sophisticated entrees; and Eric Gorges learns about the intricacies of making stained glass.

MILK STREET FOOD FESTFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 8 PM – 1 AM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 9 AM – 2 PMSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 11 AM – 4 PM

Embark on a global culinary tour with Christopher Kimball and the Milk Street Kitchen test cooks as they deliver international inspiration while adding a little kick, and convenience, to everyday American cooking. The menu includes Taiwanese home cooking, Spanish suppers, Middle Eastern delights, French desserts, Italian-inspired recipes, classic (and contemporary) Mexican meals and more!

PATI’S FOOD AND FIESTAFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 8 PM �

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