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Rootle Roadster Tour stop on Saturday, May 16, 9 AM to 3 PM at the Greensboro Science Center, 4301 Lawndale Dr., Greensboro, NC.

Saturday, May 16, 9 AM–3 PM

Rootle Roadster Tour Visits Guilford County

Join PBS North Carolina in Greensboro, NC, for fun and educational activities such as STEM experiments, hands-on literacy, movement and learning games, take-home learning materials, creative arts experiences and so much more!

PBS NC Featured Shows
  • The NC Weekend logo above an image of host, Deborah Holt Noel in front of a body of water.
  • The Shaped by Sound logo with silhouettes of season 2 artists as they're performing.
  • State Lines text stacked with an outline of NC in between, superimposed over an image of the NC capitol building lit up at night.
  • Black Issues Forum 40th season logo with host Kenia Thompson.
  • Reel South
  • Focus On key art.

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Members keep public media free and accessible for all North Carolinians.
From L-R: Akira Otsuka from the band Bluegrass 45 as featured in Reel South; Duke Kahanamoku as featured in American Masters, "Waterman – Duke: Ambassador of Aloha"; Preeti Waas, owner of Durhan, NC restaurant Cheeni and featured in My Home, NC; Nobuko Miyamoto as featured in Artbound's "Nobuko Miyamoto: A Song in Movement."
The Rootle Roadster Tour logo featuring a graphic of the Rootle Roadster van.
On the Rootle Roadster Tour, PBS North Carolina brings free, playful learning events and PBS KIDS resources directly to communities throughout North Carolina at easily accessible locations alongside local community partners offering family resources and support. 
Homegrown History
Homegrown History is a multiyear public history initiative exploring the state’s rich past. This ambitious project will include community engagement events throughout North Carolina, new broadcast and digital content exploring local history and resources for students and educators.

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