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Made in the shade: ‘Harvesting the Sunshine, Conserving the Rio Grande’ explores how innovation can help New Mexico’s crops

New Mexico PBS names new general manager and CEO

Phil Hoffman will lead the station beginning April 1

Learn more about Season 5 of ‘Bands of Enchantment’

‘A magical present’

Santa Fe Desert Chorale’s ‘Carols & Lullabies: A Rose in Winter’ to broadcast on PBS

Learn more about Ken Burns' latest documentary, 'The American Revolution'

'Law for a Lawless Land' looks at how territorial New Mexico shaped legislation

'Atomic People' sheds light on the survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Learn more about the Great Southwestern Antique and Vintage Show

Francis Lam returns as a judge for 'The Great American Recipe'

PBS's 'A Capitol Fourth' celebrates America

'Walking with Dinosaurs' takes a look at how the prehistoric creatures lived more accurately than ever before

Gotta have Hope: 'Miles, Morale and Memories' takes a deep dive into the work of the legendary entertainer

'Mr. Polaroid' takes a look at the story behind the iconic camera

'Pati Jinich Explores PanAmericana' takes a culinary journey through Alaska and Canada

'We’re all part of the problem': Documentary looks at the battle for water resources in Latin America

'We Want the Funk!' explores the musical genre's influence

Revisit the life of Thomas Cromwell in 'Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light'

PBS's Great Performances showcases Italian superstar Andrea Bocelli

PBS's 'Eating History' explores the diverse food story of New Mexico

Nicholas Ralph finds a lot to explore with his 'All Creatures Great and Small' character in season five

'Resistance: They Fought Back' sheds lights on the Jewish opposition to Nazi persecution

Uncovering stories: 'Travels with Darley' returns to New Mexico with a visit to the Santa Fe Indian Market

Perilous plot: 'Vienna Blood' returns with double murder investigation that shakes the city's core

Reflection on growth: 'The Future of our Forests' gives youth a voice on topics affecting local woodlands

The intersection between art and sciences: PBS's Craft in America episode highlights Santa Clara Pueblo brothers and artists

Singing on high: Santa Fe Desert Chorale hopes to reach a new audience with PBS special 'Candlelight Carols'

On the case: Historian Lucy Worsley delves into the parallel lives of Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes

PBS's Great Performances pays homage to 100 years of Henry Mancini

Resourcefulness resurgence: 'Lidia Celebrates America: Changemakers' showcases chefs, farmers and entrepreneurs striving to change the future of food

The da Vinci ode: Ken Burns turns the documentary lens towards the Renaissance master

Learn more about the new PBS KIDS series 'Carl the Collector'

'It was a huge risk': NMPBS documentary raises the curtain on the Santa Fe Opera's history

Seeking the truth: 'American Coup: Wilmington 1898' reveals an intentionally buried history

Delving into the issues: 'Latino Vote 2024' examines the priorities of a politically diverse community

Shining a light: John Leguizamo explores 'The Untold History of Latinos'

PBS documentary delves into the life of critically-acclaimed author Julia Alvarez

When in Rome: 'Julius Caesar' examines the downfall of a dictator

Legendary lineup: 'Revival 69' goes behind the scenes at 'The Concert that Rocked the World'

Coming together: Great Southwestern Antique Show offers vintage wares, art

Feeling blue: 'Hope in the Water' explores the efforts to feed the planet and save its threatened water

Examining the threat: 'Dynamic Planet' delves into the people and animals on the front lines of climate change

A class act: Documentary opens the book on New Mexico educational pioneer Clara Belle Williams

Boogie nights: 'Disco: Soundtrack of a Revolution' tackles the surprising and overlooked history of the genre

Looking back: PBS' 'The Riot Report' features former Sen. Fred Harris

'Each one of us has a story': 'After Action' looks at the lives of service members before, during and after enlistment

On 'Poisoned Ground': Director Jamila Ephron takes a deep dive into tragedy at Love Canal

Stamping out an injustice: 'Mr. Bates vs The Post Office' delves into one of the greatest scandals in British legal history

Leading the way: Abigail Echo-Hawk leading path toward proper Indigenous representation in 'The Invisible Shield'

Chronicling history: 'A Commitment to Peace' tells the story after atomic bomb ended World War II

In the rugged wilderness: Filmmakers chronicle students' Gila journey in 'Learning Wild'

Moving the needle: 'Fly with Me' documents how women fought discrimination as flight attendants

Hunting a giant: PBS Nature special shows how a 'Jurassic Sea Monster' was unearthed

The 'Gospel' truth: Documentary explores the music that has transcended its origins and now spreads 'the good word'

New Mexico PBS to rebroadcast, stream episodes featuring N. Scott Momaday

In the 'Loop': 'Lyla' celebrates, encourages kids' natural, creative problem-solving abilities

Challenging times: Documentary tells the largely unknown story of the German American Bund and the threat of fascist subversion

'Finding Your Roots' takes a look at Wes Studi's past, gets answers

Cultivating the arts scene: City stepping in to help 'Bands of Enchantment' find a home in Albuquerque