The Arts Come Alive At DPTV This Summer
By: A.A. Cristi May. 22, 2020
Kick off this weekend with a DOWNTON ABBEY Marathon and then rely on DPTV all season long as your virtual venue for top performances!
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"Downton Abbey Marathon begins at 8 p.m. Tonight! Memorial Day Weekend is often considered the beginning of the summer entertainment season - with street festivals, outdoor concerts and other warm-weather fun. This year will be different. We all know that.
- Watch the scintillating presentations - Ken Burns, Rep. John Lewis, Pussy Riot, John Cameron Mitchell, Chelsea Manning - of the University of Michigan Penney Stamps Speakers Series, streamed on Fridays at 8 p.m. and available on-demand.
- Join us for our weekly Sunday Music Brunch Series at 11 a.m. with stirring recorded performances from the Michigan Philharmonic, the University of Michigan's M Prize competition, the Kresge Artist Fellows and many others. What about the DSO playing the music of Prince on June 7?
- The Chamber Music Society of Detroit's CameraMusic series invites artists to perform live over the internet from wherever they are, and they actually get paid to play. You learn more here.
- That's just a sampling. There are nearly 200 videos to browse through at DPTV.org/Arts, including performances by great local talent, both young and old.
- To keep you up to date on the latest news of Detroit's creative community, One Detroit has expanded to a second night each week - Monday at 7:30 p.m. - with a special focus on arts and culture and how artists and arts organizations are coping and creating during the COVID-19 crisis. For daily reports, visit OneDetroitPBS.org
- Of course, Detroit Public TV and PBS are the home of Masterpiece, American Experience, Ken Burns, American Masters, Nova, Nature and so many more acclaimed programs. With PBS Passport, DPTV members (at the $60 a year level) can view thousands of hours of on-demand programming; sign up here.
Look for more exciting announcements, as Detroit Public TV strives to keep the great artistic traditions of this town alive and clicking.
- Friday: 8 p.m.-12a.m.
- Saturday: all day
- Sunday: 12 a.m.-8 p.m.
- Monday: 10 a.m.-6 p.m., 8 p.m.-12 a.m."

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