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Thank you for your support. We at KCPT are devoted to our mission to enrich your lives, and are committed to deliver the finest programming for you and your family. Thanks for helping us continue to better serve this community that we share.
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Highlights & Specials
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The Return of Sherlock Holmes
"The Empty House"
Friday, July 3, 10:00 pm
Did Sherlock Holmes survive his apparent demise at the hands of Professor Moriarty in The Final Problem? Clearly so, as his resurrection three years later in this story is a dramatic and happy event—though it causes his old friend Dr. Watson to faint at the sight of him.
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Saturday, July 4, 7:00 pm
Jimmy Smits returns to host the biggest and brightest birthday party in the country, featuring, for the first time ever, Barry Manilow, along with the National Symphony Orchestra and the Choral Arts Society of Washington.
This year's celebration has a special treat for the
entire family: Elmo, Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Oscar the Grouch and
more of the Sesame Street gang will be on hand to celebrate America's
233rd birthday. Capital Concerts recently caught up with Elmo and Big Bird to talk
about their upcoming performance in A Capitol Fourth and their
thoughts on being in the nation's capital for Independence Day. Listen to the interview now>
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Sunday, July 5, 7:00 pm
As Africa's largest predator, the lion should have nothing to fear. In fact, the king of the savannah faces an uncertain future, with numbers down to less than 30,000. |
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Sunday, July 5, 8:00 pm
A string of murders is committed by a killer who seems obsessed with the nursery rhyme "Sing a Song of Sixpence." Even Miss Marple's former housekeeper falls victim. |
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Looking for some free training? Are you a member of the KCPT Media Services? Then check out this link for more information. |
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See video examples of break through instruction for today's classroom in the Blue Springs, Hickman Mills and Center School Districts. Funded by a grant through the Missouri Department of Secondary and Elementary Education. |
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Fancy everything British? Join the KCPT BritCom Club and 100% of your sponsorship goes to keeping British comedies on KCPT, and your name will appear as a sponsor both before and after each show sponsored.
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There are many financial programs on TV designed to help those with money to invest in
stocks, bonds and mutual funds. But what about the tens of thousands of Kansas City
families who are drifting toward financial disaster? |
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What should Kansas City look like in the next 30 years? Citizens speak out in this live
town hall program that will focus on the need for Kansas City to become a more vibrant,
connected and green region.
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Thursdays 7:00pm - KCPT's weekly political free for all that looks at the news of the day and the trends of the times.
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The show where you dine and dish! |
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Thursdays 7:30 pm
Randy, Mike and Don the Camera Guy hit the road in their cramped minivan to document
outsider artists, grassroots art environments and offbeat attractions. Join the roadtrip
with an interactive tour at the Rare Visions website. |
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Thursdays 8:00pm - KCPT brings you programs with "local flavor."
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Fridays 7:30pm - Join moderator Nick Haines and this week's panel for a behind the scenes look at Kansas City's top news stories.
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Insight Arts is a series of 2 minute vignettes airing on KCPT between programs. Each piece highlights local arts organizations—the visual arts, dance, theater, opera, music, film, video, and literature.
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KC Science, INC is a partnership of KCPT Public Television, Johnson County Library, Science City at Union Station, Pathfinder Science and Science Pioneers, focused on promoting science-related events, encouraging interest in science, advocating for science-based careers and "inspiring natural curiosity" throughout the community.
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Although putting used or unwanted items out for the trash may seem to be the easiest solution, it isn't always the best solution. Many items can be reused even if they are old or in need of repair. Visit Recyclespot.org for more information. |
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Earn an associate's, bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree from one of seven area colleges or universities—on your own time. |
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Help us with a gift of your time. KCPT needs volunteers for:
