You Only Turn 250 Once

Celebrate the Fourth of July with tons of brand new special programming created to ring in 250 years of the United States. From music specials to celebrity cameos to Ken Burns marathons, there's something for everyone in this week's lineup. Check out some of our favorites on the PBS App, or head to the schedule page to see the full list.

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One Year Later: The July 4th Flooding

Austin InSight reflects on the tragic Hill Country flooding that impacted countless lives in Central Texas. In this two-part special, the team heads back to Kerrville to see what life is like one year on, discusses the flooding at Big Sandy Creek, and talks to a number of local individuals and organizations about how life has changed. Watch Part One now on the PBS App.

David Douglass Takes You to Austin’s Best Kitchens in a New Web Series

David Eats Everywhere, our brand new digital series, follows David Douglass, food content creator and winner of the Digital Originals Grant, as he explores Austin’s immigrant-owned kitchens. While he sits down to eat some of the best bites in the city, he also uncovers the stories and traditions behind the food at spots like House of Three Gorges, Comadre Panaderia, Tatsumi Sushi, and more! Stream now on the Austin PBS YouTube channel.

Keep Learning This Summer with Austin PBS

School is out, but that doesn’t mean education has to take a break, too! Keep your kids engaged all summer long by exploring brand-new shows and games designed to spark curiosity and inspire creativity. Plus, check out our For Families page for even more great resources.