KCTS Television
KCTS 9 is community-supported public television. Our mission is to inspire a smarter world through great storytelling that creates conversations, providing compelling and meaningful programming to the public. KCTS 9 reaches more than 2.3 million viewers and 2 million web visitors across Washington state and Canada.
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| Website: | http://www.kcts9.org |
| Address: |
401 Mercer St Seattle, WA 98109 |
| Email: | giving@kcts9.org |
| Phone Number: | 206-728-6463 |
| EIN: | 91-1221895 |
ON AIR: Public media leads the way in helping children to learn in a safe and trusted environment. Families enjoy educational programming such as Daniel Tiger and Peg + Cat. KCTS tackles complex issues through conversations on Borders and Heritage, Earthfix, and Race, Justice, and Democracy. KCTS 9 offers quality, thought-provoking programming, including Masterpiece, NOVA, Nature, Antiques Roadshow, Frontline, PBS NewsHour, and Finding Your Roots.
ONLINE: KCTS 9 offers all local programs, and may national series, on-air and online. Visitors to KCTS9.org may view our content on any mobile platform, receive personalized recommendations, and access our community events calendar.
IN THE COMMUNITY: Each year, thousands of community members attended free KCTS 9 events, ranging from meet-and-greets with Daniel Tiger to preview screenings of Victoria and The Vietnam War, to panel discussions with PBS luminaries, like Ken Burns.
SUPPORT WHAT YOU LOVE: Our most important need remains the support that enables KCTS 9 to tell more of our region's most compelling stories, including those of national appeal, in arts and culture, civic engagement and public affairs, history and heritage, and science and the environment.
ONLINE: KCTS 9 offers all local programs, and may national series, on-air and online. Visitors to KCTS9.org may view our content on any mobile platform, receive personalized recommendations, and access our community events calendar.
IN THE COMMUNITY: Each year, thousands of community members attended free KCTS 9 events, ranging from meet-and-greets with Daniel Tiger to preview screenings of Victoria and The Vietnam War, to panel discussions with PBS luminaries, like Ken Burns.
SUPPORT WHAT YOU LOVE: Our most important need remains the support that enables KCTS 9 to tell more of our region's most compelling stories, including those of national appeal, in arts and culture, civic engagement and public affairs, history and heritage, and science and the environment.
