Volunteer Opportunities: June 2016 Weekend Opportunity for Volunteers: Annual Denver KIDS Fun Fest Saturday, September 10, 2016 (10am-2pm) PBS is the largest early learning classroom in the nation, providing access to outstanding educational programming for all children. The Rocky Mountain PBS Denver KIDS Fun Fest (Saturday, September 10, 2016 at the station-1089 Bannock St.) extends this educational commitment to families and children. We need your help with the largest community outreach of the year! Children and families will be hosted by favorite PBS characters, including Princess Presto, Daniel Tiger, Clifford the Big Red Dog, Curious George. Children will be encouraged to discover, learn, create and get up and go through a variety of FREE interactive activities. Stage performances will entertain as well as inform. It’s the perfect outing for families in a safe and entertaining setting--the best block party FREE to all! It takes MANY, MANY volunteers to put on this wonderful, free event. Approximately 8,500 children and families attend this festival. There are many different types of jobs and different shifts. We hope you will support our families and children by volunteering for this event. Put together your own volunteer team – it’s great fun to volunteer with friends, family and co- workers! OR, volunteer as an individual. We have all types of volunteer opportunities that will suit all our volunteers. Here are the jobs that we need assistance with: I. Pre-KIDS Fun Fest A. Distributing flyers in 3 block radius of station (1089 Bannock St.) Week of July 18: 4 volunteers (any day, any time – takes about 2 hours) B. Distributing flyers in 3 block radius of station Week of August 29: 4 volunteers (any day, any time – takes about 2 hours) C. Friday, September 9 from 5-6pm. Only one hour! Help with chalk outlines for booths in street and parking lot. Need 4 volunteers II. Day Of – Saturday, September 10, 2016 A. Early Morning Set-Up 7-9:30am: 15 volunteers B. Set-Up/Monitoring Continental Breakfast 6:30-8:30am: 1 volunteer
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Volunteer Opportunities: June 2016 Weekend Opportunity for Volunteers: Annual Denver KIDS Fun Fest Saturday, September 10, 2016 (10am-2pm) PBS is the largest early learning classroom in the nation, providing access to outstanding educational programming for all children. The Rocky Mountain PBS Denver KIDS Fun Fest (Saturday, September 10, 2016 at the station-1089 Bannock St.) extends this educational commitment to families and children. We need your help with the largest community outreach of the year! Children and families will be hosted by favorite PBS characters, including Princess Presto, Daniel Tiger, Clifford the Big Red Dog, Curious George. Children will be encouraged to discover, learn, create and get up and go through a variety of FREE interactive activities. Stage performances will entertain as well as inform. It’s the perfect outing for families in a safe and entertaining setting--the best block party FREE to all! It takes MANY, MANY volunteers to put on this wonderful, free event. Approximately 8,500 children and families attend this festival. There are many different types of jobs and different shifts. We hope you will support our families and children by volunteering for this event. Put together your own volunteer team – it’s great fun to volunteer with friends, family and co-workers! OR, volunteer as an individual. We have all types of volunteer opportunities that will suit all our volunteers. Here are the jobs that we need assistance with:
I. Pre-KIDS Fun Fest
A. Distributing flyers in 3 block radius of station (1089 Bannock St.) Week of July 18: 4 volunteers (any day, any time – takes about 2 hours) B. Distributing flyers in 3 block radius of station Week of August 29: 4 volunteers (any day, any time – takes about 2 hours) C. Friday, September 9 from 5-6pm. Only one hour! Help with chalk outlines for booths in street and parking lot. Need 4 volunteers
II. Day Of – Saturday, September 10, 2016
A. Early Morning Set-Up 7-9:30am: 15 volunteers B. Set-Up/Monitoring Continental Breakfast 6:30-8:30am: 1 volunteer
C. Vendor and Volunteer Check-In Info Booth 7am-1:30pm: 4 volunteers (lunch included) D. Traffic Controllers (guide vendors to set up locations) 7-10am: 2 volunteers E. Tricycle Village 8am-10am: 4 volunteers to help with set-up 10am-3pm: 8 volunteers to assist with kids and take-down (lunch provided) F. Monitor Block Island Monitor block play area from 10am-2pm: 3 volunteers (lunch provided) G. Greeters (welcome attendees/hand-out maps) 9:30am-Noon: 4 volunteers Noon-2pm: 2 volunteers H. Characters and Handlers (guide and assist PBS characters) Handlers – 8am–2pm: 4 volunteers (Handlers assist characters as assigned with moving through crowds and greeting their little fans. Lunch provided.) I. Crowd Control 1. Bounce House/Climbing Wall – 9:45am-2pm: 4 volunteers (lunch included) 2. Character Booth – 9:45-2 pm: 4 volunteers (lunch included) J. Floaters (assist where needed) 9am-2pm: 3 volunteers (lunch provided) K. Lost children booth 10am-2pm: 3 volunteers (lunch provided) L. Photographers 9am-Noon: 1 volunteer Noon-2pm: 1 volunteer M. Stage Assistants (assist stage manager) 8am-2pm: 2 volunteers (lunch provided) N. Tear Down 2-3:30 pm: 15 volunteers
To volunteer or to find out more, please email Hannah Wold [email protected] subject header “Sign Me Up to Volunteer!” and let her know the job and shift(s) that you would like or questions you may have.
Weekend Opportunity for Volunteers: RMPBS Booth/Clifford the Big Red Dog at Bannock St. Criterium Bike Race Expo!
When: Sunday July 31st 10:00am to 6:00pm Where: Rocky Mountain PBS parking lot, 1089 Bannock Street, Denver What: Bannock St. Criterium Bike Race Expo Rocky Mountain PBS is partnering with Front Rangers Cycling Club for the Bannock St. Criterium Bike Race Expo! The Bannock St. Criterium, in memory of Mike Nields, is held in the Golden Triangle in Denver and provides a challenging course for racers and a great environment for spectators to enjoy the race.The Bike Expo, which marks the end of the race, will be held in the Rocky Mountain PBS parking lot. There will be kid friendly activities along with giveaway prizes, bike contests, vendors, bike-centric expos, and Clifford the Big Red Dog! Volunteer Duties: We are looking for volunteers to run the RMPBS booth, and 2 (or more) for Clifford the Big Red Dog (one/two to be Clifford the Big Red Dog and one to be Clifford’s handler)! Volunteers will staff the RMPBS booth, hand out schwag, guide Clifford as needed throughout the parking lot, and help attendees take photos with Clifford.The volunteer(s) performing as Clifford will be taking short walks around the lot (mostly sticking to the RMPBS booth) to take photos with the attendees. You’ll be able to take breaks every 20 minutes, and will be needed for approximately 4 hours – time is TBD, the more volunteers for Clifford the better!
Please email [email protected] if you are interested in participating in this bike-centered fun event!
Volunteers with a Couple of Hours/Week to Spare (can work at home) Writing Notes Have fun working with our corporate development/underwriting team and help them out writing gracious thank-yous to their clients. JOB DESCRIPTION: Write thank you notes to all underwriting clients whose contracts come in over the course of the week. SKILLS NEEDED: Good handwriting! DATES AND DAYS WHEN VOLUNTEER(S) NEEDED: Volunteer will determine—this is an on-going job TIME: 1-2 hours/week CAN THIS JOB BE DONE AT VOLUNTEER’S HOME? YES!
Administrative Support for the Fabulous RMPBS Corporate Sales Team Would you like a volunteer experience with the fabulous folks of the RMPBS Corporate Sales Department to assist them in administrative work/outreach for the annual KIDS Fun Fest? If you answered yes, then this is the opportunity for you! JOB DESCRIPTION: KIDS Fun Fest booth outreach to bring on potential underwriter’s at the $500 and $1,000 level. Prospecting for new booths for Kids Fun Fest and some follow up potentially with existing KFF booth sponsors. SKILLS NEEDED: Sales experience preferred. Warm, friendly personality. Confidence over the phone and in person. Connections to kids organizations in the community a plus. Organizational skills. DATES AND DAYS WHEN VOLUNTEER(S) NEEDED: Needed ASAP until KIDS Fun Fest, Sept 10th. Will need to come in during office hours in order to train. Will be able to do from home once training is completed. TIME: 3 hours/week CAN THIS JOB BE DONE AT VOLUNTEER’S HOME? Yes (volunteer will need to have access to the internet and have a phone) If interested please contact Megan Maatman [email protected] or Catherine Melorango [email protected].
Front Desk Volunteers! Are you a supporter of Rocky Mountain PBS? Looking to spend some quality time with an organization that is deeply involved in its community? Support us by volunteering at the front desk!
As the Rocky Mountain PBS receptionist, you will be the first line of contact for our viewers, community members and business professionals who enter into the building or call our station directly. You will also receive calls for our radio station, KUVO 89.3!
Answering the phone and directing calls to the correct employee in the building is essential to navigate the flow of call traffic. Greeting our guests and notifying the employee they are meeting with is part of the duties as well. Behind the desk, you may also be given specific tasks from our employees, such as mailing duties.
We are looking to have volunteers cover the front desk when our current receptionist will not be able to. These shifts can range from half days to full days, and you will be properly trained. If interested, please contact [email protected].
Media Opportunity Would you like an opportunity to gain experience working with media? If you have knowledge about film, production or radio, we want you. Rocky Mountain PBS has an opportunity in the Station’s Archived Memories (SAM) digitizing and preserving film, radio and news.
We are looking for a commitment of four to six hours per week volunteering for this award-winning project. Build your resumé while helping us preserve our past! If interested, please email [email protected] for details.
Leadership Opportunity Leadership opportunities are now available with RMPBS’s Station Archived Memories. If you’d like to build a resume tailored toward leadership, have interested in archives and are passionate about preserving the past, there are currently volunteer opportunities perfect for you.
We are looking for a commitment of four to six hours per week volunteering for this award-winning project. Coordinate volunteers, support the archive, and help us save history. If interested, please email [email protected] for details.
Display Your Imaginative Side The Station’s Archived Memories (SAM Display Committee is looking for several imaginative and friendly volunteers. Volunteers that enjoy participating in Rocky Mountain PBS special events will find this to be the perfect volunteer activity with an opportunity to attend events while also showing off the station’s history. Volunteers are asked to create colorful, interesting and appealing displays from the thousands of available historical photographs, documents and memorabilia items from the archives.
SAM provides all materials to display, and you would work with a seasoned volunteer until comfortable working alone. Training is provided for all volunteers at their convenience. The average
time spent per event is approximately two hours ahead of the occasion selecting the perfect display items from the archives. An additional hour is needed to set up and take down each display on the day of the event. The really fun part begins when supervising the display and conversing with guests. Events are most often held at Rocky Mountain PBS (Denver) but are periodically held outside of the station. Individuals that are available during business hours or evenings can enjoy this volunteer position. Does this volunteer activity sound like something you’d like to do? Please contact the SAM Office at Rocky Mountain PBS (Denver) 303-620-5734 or email [email protected] for additional information.
Want to Impact Kids? Join the Volunteer Ranks for our Super School News program Join the volunteers for Super School News (www.rmpbs.org/ssn) and make a difference in a child’s life. This education-based program is the oldest, continuously running production of Rocky Mountain PBS. For over 30 years, volunteers have made it possible for 5th and 6th graders to produce 2-minute news broadcasts about their schools which appear on the air. This program introduces children to the world of broadcast news and, as a result, some of the Super School News alumni have gone on to careers in journalism and broadcast.
Volunteers will be assigned a school and work with a teacher and student team (1-2 coaching sessions at the school) to design their broadcast. Volunteer training is provided. In addition, volunteers will assist with assembling information (1 morning in August and December), orientation day (1 morning in September and January) and will attend the taping session at the Denver station.
We hope you will help sustain this legacy program. If you are interested in volunteering, please email [email protected] or Susan [email protected].
Tour Guides Have the Most Fun! Do you have a few hours a month? (Most tours are scheduled during the day but there are some occasional evenings too!) Join the fun of taking small groups around the Denver station and informing folks of all ages about the wonders of Rocky Mountain PBS. It’s easy – we have tour scripts and we train you. Generally, our tours last approximately an hour. You don’t have to be an expert. Just bring your smile and laughter with you. Tour guides are some of the best goodwill ambassadors that we have.
Rocky Mountain PBS is committed to our public and that means that we welcome the public into our station more than any other TV station in town. We need your help. If this sounds like something
you would enjoy, please contact Susan [email protected] and we will have some fun! Southern Colorado Southern Colorado Volunteer Opportunities (Colorado Springs/Pueblo) If you are interested in volunteering in Colorado Springs/Pueblo, please contact Elyse Jones at [email protected] or 719-418-5851. Western Colorado Multiple Volunteer Opportunities KRMJ has tons of fun opportunities for volunteers! Contact Alex Forsett at [email protected] for more information on the following opportunities:
• Special Events • Community Outreach • Community Calendar • Community Cinema • Office Assistance
Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities Volunteers play a critical role at Rocky Mountain PBS. The Rocky Mountain PBS volunteer corps donates (on
average) 15,000+ hours per year. They expand the capacity of the organization in order to enhance the public
outreach and sustain viewer support of the mission-- to inspire people to engage in deeper, more meaningful ways
with the world around them. Volunteers enjoy the opportunity to work together supporting and leading station
initiatives.
We hope that you might consider donating your time and talent to Rocky Mountain PBS. We have a variety of
volunteer opportunities and new opportunities are constantly popping up. The best way to learn about these is to
sign up in our database or contact volunteer coordinator, Susan Barber ([email protected]). To sign up in the
database, go to www.rmpbs.org/volunteer and click on “Sign Up to Volunteer.” If you are in our database, you will
receive monthly updates on volunteer news and opportunities. Below is a list of some of the many opportunities
available:
Station Tours: Rocky Mountain PBS is a PUBLIC broadcasting station and we invite the public into the station at any opportunity!
This is a very important piece of community outreach. We rely on our volunteer tour guides. Tours are done primarily
during the day/business hours (but we also provide occasional weekday evening tours). It’s great fun and training is
provided.
On-Call Volunteers: Sign up to be on our on-call list for a variety of short-notice, immediate jobs from mailings, to button making, to data
input, “faux” phone banks and many more!
Community Cinema: Greet and register guests at free screenings of outstanding independent films that occur approximately once a
month. You meet great folks and have the opportunity to see award winning films.
Photographers: If you enjoy taking pictures and you are pretty good, sign up to be a photographer! We take pictures of everything!!!
Pledge: Pull a team together of your friends for an evening and take over the phones! or, volunteer individually to assist with
the production and logistics
Super School News: Coach a classroom in preparation for an on-air news broadcast about students’ schools. This nationally recognized
program provides students with the opportunity to get a taste of broadcast journalism.
Station’s Archived Memories (SAM): Help keep the history of Rocky Mountain PBS alive. A nationally recognized volunteer-driven project, Station’s
Archived memories welcomes volunteers interested in preserving photographs, memorabilia, oral histories, local
productions and station documents related to Rocky Mountain PBS. Archive training provided, but computer skills
mandatory. Work is done during weekday business hours at Rocky Mountain PBS. 303-620-5734
Tim Gill Center for Public Media: Office assistance, grant writing
Matchwits: Statewide quiz show for Colorado High Schools
Kids Fun Fest
Western Colorado Volunteer Opportunities (Grand Junction)
For more information, contact Ryan Stringfellow at [email protected]
Special Events
Community Outreach
Office Assistance
Kids Fun Fest
Directions for Rocky Mountain PBS Volunteer Database
• Sign Up to Volunteer • Go to www.rmpbs.org/volunteer • Scroll down to first item-“Sign Up to Volunteer” • Click on words in “this form” • Complete application and submit • You should then receive an email shortly with your pin#.
Volunteer News URGENT MESSAGE for ALL VOLUNTEERS: Update Your Information NOW in Volunteer Database! We are so excited! After 6 years, we have updated the volunteer online profile in our volunteer database. This will enable us to better match volunteers with volunteer opportunities. We received feedback from volunteers and staff prior to making the changes. Now, we need YOU to update your records. The directions are below. This will take about 10 minutes of your time. IT IS VITALLY IMPORTANT THAT EVERYONE DOES THIS! Thanks in advance for your assistance in helping us to better serve volunteers and the station. If you run into any problems, please contact Susan [email protected]. Directions:
1. Go to www.rmpbs.org/volunteer 2. Under “Record Your Hours/Update Your Information/Schedule Yourself…”, click on “Click here
to make sure your hours are counted” 3. On the next page, click where it says “click here to schedule yourself for….”
4. Enter login (your email address) and password *If you have forgotten your password, follow the prompts to reset your password.
5. After you have logged in, on your home page, click on the “My Profile” tab. Review all the information and update. *Remember to hit the green “SAVE” button whenever you make a change! Everyone must update the “Skills and Experience,” and the “Computer Skills and Hardware” sections. *Don’t forget to click on green “SAVE” button!
RMPBN Staff Host Lively Discussion on Volunteers On May 18th, Rocky Mountain Public Broadcasting Network staff gathered together for a Lunch ‘N Learn session on volunteers presented by Susan Barber, Tina Cartagena, Elizabeth Mayer and Arvida Rascon. Staff members were given an overview of all the ways that dedicated RMPBN volunteers contribute to the work of the network. Staff then engaged in a lively and productive brainstorming session about working with volunteers. Below is a list of ideas from this session. Watch for these new volunteer opportunities in upcoming Volunteer Bulletins! Exciting times ahead!
• Thank-you calls (car donations and general membership) • People who can wear mascot costumes at events • Volunteer bulletin writing, editing, formatting • Website auditors • Research and writing/website updates • On-air auditors and feedback on breaks, new ideas • Sponsor prospecting for KIDS Fun Fest and other programs/initiatives • Help coordinating KIDS Fun Fest booths and details • Volunteer with accounting and financial expertise to help Underwriting collect outstanding bills • Compile targeted guest lists for upcoming outreach events • Monitor social media trends and best practices • Social media volunteer for the newsroom • Staffing KRMJ Grand Junction phones/office while staff is at mtgs • Capturing legacy local content on videotape, recording it onto digital disc recorders as files • Microsoft outlook and office software support, working with the IT department • Help with newsroom surveys • Video captions/transcriptions • Engineering administrative functions (software audits, maintaining database info and frequency
reports) • Audience services assistance responding to common questions (schedule, signal) • Logging and cataloguing B-roll for production • Research digital content strategies • Research companies that might be a good fit for program sponsorship
• Email collection and RSVP list organization for events • Pare down and scan old production files/send information to Station’s Archived Memories • Write thank-you notes for new clients • Find retired educators to canvas specific categories to increase underwriting opportunities • Festival and event assistance
The 2016 PBS Annual Meeting and the National Friends of Public Broadcasting Workshop By Laura Sampson, RMPBS Volunteer & Trustee of National Friends
The 2016 PBS Annual Meeting in Chicago was another very impressive gathering of public television professionals connecting and collaborating to plan the future of public broadcasting. In addition to several RMPBS staff members, I attended the conference as a Trustee of National Friends of Public Broadcasting and as a longtime volunteer leader at Rocky Mountain PBS.
The Trustees of National Friends conducted a full-day pre-conference workshop at the PBS Annual Meeting for PBS volunteer managers and leaders to discuss “Volunteers In The Changing World of Public Media.” National Friends supports volunteerism within public broadcasting through leadership, education, training, mentoring and recognition. The workshop was well attended and enjoyed by all that attended.
Breaking into small discussion groups, common topics were addressed that are shared by all public media volunteers: Need of support for the volunteers by General Managers and Senior Staff; Difficulties faced trying to manage Volunteer and Staff expectations; Volunteer Retention; and Trust between staff and volunteers.
Additionally, guest speakers were sprinkled throughout 1-day workshop. Sarah Van Huis, Director of Nonprofit Development, Hands-On Suburban Chicago, gave an excellent presentation on the importance of communication, involvement, management and retention of nonprofit volunteers.
Tobi Chaudhuri, Vice President, Strategic Communications and National Partnerships at PBS, addressed the importance of public media volunteers were the “original crowdsourcers” as they raised the funds to build the original educational television system and continue to be integral to its success. Tobi said that volunteers are truly PBS' biggest asset.
America’s Public Television Stations (APTS) was represented by current President/CEO of APTS,Patrick Butler. He addressed the astonishing power of volunteers (Governing Board members, general volunteers, community spokespeople and supporters of the APTS “Protect My Public Broadcasting” initiative. Volunteers have repeatedly flooded the voicemail and inboxes of their national and local legislators to enlighten them with stories of the importance of funding for public broadcasting! Legislators are definitely listening, thanks to the thousands of volunteers whose combined force is making an impact.
The workshop was followed by the presentation of the 2016 Annual National Friends of Public Broadcasting Awards. I was honored to serve as the emcee of the Awards Ceremony recognizing volunteer leaders from across PBS. Eight incredible public media volunteers were honored for their dedication and outstanding contributions to their local stations in the areas of Volunteer Management, Fundraising, Leadership, Distinguished Service, Grassroots Advocacy and Community Development. Their remarkable stories of volunteerism are featured on www.NFPB.org.
Using the theme of “America’s Storytellers,” the general PBS Annual Meeting was very enlightening. Paula Kerger, PBS President/CEO) along with PBS staff, national PBS spokespersons, PBS Kids’ characters, authors, producers, PBS leaders and well-known actors chimed in telling attendees of the conference about the exciting “stories” that await viewers in the coming PBS season.
PBS Kids has a fabulous new program in November, “Splash and Bubbles,” that will be hugely popular with preschoolers. PBS primetime will be overflowing with superb “stories” from Masterpiece, NOVA, Frontline, American Masters, Genealogy Roadshow, American Experience, Independent Lens, PBS NewsHour -- and much more! Be sure to tune in.
ZOO TIME – Tidbits from the Rocky Mountain PBS Archives
By Laura Sampson Founder, Station’s Archived Memories (SAM)
Viewers of Rocky Mountain PBS have always loved programs about animals. “Zoo Time” was a 10-week series that started on June 8, 1960. The purpose of the program was to acquaint Denverites with their local zoo. Along with elephants, “Zoo Time” featured numerous zoo animals including polar bears, sea lions and lions – oh, my! Enjoy the pictures from this fun series!
Station’s Archived Memories (SAM) is an award winning volunteer-driven project to preserve the history of Rocky Mountain PBS. If you would like to know more about the archives, please visit RMPBS.org/SAM, contact the SAM office at 303-620-5734 or [email protected]. ZOO TIME
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Volunteer Appreciation - Thank You for Your Support! Thanks to Volunteers from KRMJ (Western Colorado)
• Rocky Mountain PBS would like to thank Lisa Marie Jacobs of Durango for her hard work and support of Indie Lens Pop-Up. Lisa has help advertise and find panelists for these screenings and we truly thank her for her support in growing the attendance at these screenings!
• KRMJ thanks Chriss Secrest, Charlie Marklie & Brayden, Brenda St. John, Marilyn Montoya, and Gretchen Reist for their work in supporting the Grand Junction Indie Lens Pop-Up screenings!
• KRMJ also would like to thank Becca Martinez, KIDS Fun Fest Intern, for her work in planning the KRMJ KIDS Fun Fest. Becca is finding booths and performers for this event. Becca also volunteers to play Nature Cat at Science in Action at the John McConnell Math & Science Center in Grand Junction.
Thanks to Volunteers from KRMA (Denver/Front Range)
• Thanks so much to Patricia Laverty, Carol Clark and Pat Peacock for preparing materials for estate planning meeting!
• Thanks to Holly Hanes for managing registration and to Robert Mercer for photographing guests and speakers at the May 19th screening and community dialogue of “A Sentenced Life” at the Sie Film Center.
• Kudos and thanks to RMPBS ambassadors at the Five Points Jazz Festival on Saturday, May 21st. Volunteers Kathleen Holmes, KD Adamson, Lori Kelman, Dana Gaffin, Wendy Booth, Trista Minter, Nakia Rashid, Teah Cobb, and Brittani Turner lent RMPBS their enthusiasm, energy and time on a gorgeous Saturday!
Volunteer Reminder Volunteers: Please note that if you sign in on the computer but don't sign out, the computer only gives you credit for 3 hours. Not only do you cheat yourselves out of time, but the station also. Please send an e-mail to [email protected] if you need to make a correction to your hours. In the email, include the date, time, and job assignment and we will make the adjustment. Thank you!
EVENTS / PROGRAMMING Check the Rocky Mountain PBS website for breaking information about station events atrmpbs.org/events.
• Indie Lens/Community Cinema – T-Rex: 17-year-old Claressa "T-Rex" Shields came from the streets of Flint to reach the Gold Medal podium in London in 2012, the first time women were allowed to box in the Olympics, but as we see in this coming-of-age story, life outside the ring may be an even tougher fight . - Wednesday, June 1 at 7pm: Bud Werner Memorial Library, Steamboat Springs - Thursday, June 2 at 7pm: Tim Gill Center, Colorado Springs - Wednesday, June 15 at 6pm: Durango Public Library, Durango
• Colorado Springs KIDS Fun Fest: Saturday, June 4 from 10am-2pm – Acacia Park, Colorado Springs
PROGRAMMING To check out programming features and changes, go to the Rocky Mountain PBS website. Or go straight to rmpbs.org/enews where you will be able to request our automatic weekly newsletter (e-news) and monthly TV schedule (e-promo).
DID YOU KNOW? There are MANY ways to watch Rocky Mountain PBS content besides TV. You can stream our shows on the RMPBS website, on YouTube, on the KUVO app (where you can also stream KUVO radio live), or on the PBS and PBS Kids apps. You can also watch on Apple TV, Roku, Google Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV stick, XBox, Amazon Prime, Hulu, iTunes and more. Learn more at rmpbs.org/anywhere.
ARCHIVED VOLUNTEER BULLETIN
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