The Basin PBS Education Department is sharing step-by-step instructions to create your own America 250 U.S. Flag Keychain. It's a simple, hands-on activity that helps children and families explore creativity while celebrating our nation's upcoming 250th anniversary. 

Gather your supplies, follow along, and create a keepsake you can take wherever you go! We'd love to see your finished keychains! Share a photo on your social media and tag us @BasinPBS

Join the FREE family fun starting at 7:30 with PBS KIDS activities, free books, and a PBS KIDS episode. Then at dusk, our feature film.

Free popcorn, pickles, and water. Donations appreciated. Made possible with support from H-E-B and ExxonMobil!

Take a walk down memory lane with these highlights from 40 years of A Capitol Fourth. Then tune in Friday July 3 at 7pm for LIVE A Capitol Fourth 250th Weekend Celebration!

Catch up on Magpie Murders so you're ready for Marble Hall Murders coming in September. Start here with episode 1 and binge with Basin PBS Passport!

How Are We Today is a sitcom that follows the path built by Fred Rogers, Sesame Street, Reading Rainbow, and other trailblazers of educational programming, focusing on expanding the conversation about mental health and providing helpful tools to utilize in anyone's day-to-day life.

For 40 years, Basin PBS has been part of life in the Permian Basin—bringing trusted stories, educational programming, and meaningful connections to our community. From our first broadcast in 1986 to today’s multi-platform presence, we’ve grown alongside West Texas while staying true to our mission. Because Basin PBS isn’t just where you watch—it’s something you belong to.

PBS KIDS videos and games anytime, anywhere you want. You're child can find their favorite characters anytime they like. Find a link to PBS LearningMedia, Ready to Learn the Basin PBS KIDS Club and more!