Discover the abundance of thought-provoking films on Wisconsin Public Television – topics ranging from race and diversity, social justice and history to education, the arts, and civic engagement. These topics resonate in communities throughout Wisconsin.
Reel to Real engages your community by supporting local screenings of acclaimed PBS films followed by discussion events featuring local experts and community leaders. These public screenings have and continue to foster community discussion, bring difficult issues to light and encourage participants to consider diverse perspectives.
Support for Reel to Real comes from the Friends of Wisconsin Public Television. Reel to Real is a partnership of Wisconsin Public Television and the Wisconsin Library Association. For more information please contact Lynne Blinkenberg.
UPCOMING SCREENINGS
PAST SCREENINGS
Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and the Land Ethic for Our Time
Thursday, April 19
Baraboo Public Library
Baraboo, WI
Phone: 608.356.6166
Thursday, March 1, 2012, and Monday, March 5, 2012
Black River Falls Public Library
Black River Falls, WI
Phone: 715.284.4112
Sponsored by Karner Blue Garden Club, the UW-Extension in Jackson County, The Master Gardener club, the Ho-Chunk education outreach progra, and the Black River Falls Public Library.
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Vernon Memorial Hospital
Viroqua, WI
Phone: 608.637.7151
Sponsored by McIntosh Public Library in Viroqua, WI
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Vernon Memorial Hospital
Viroqua, WI
Phone: 608.637.7151
Sponsored by McIntosh Public Library in Viroqua, WI
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Hedberg Public Library
Janesville, WI
Phone: 608.758.6807
BRING REEL2REAL TO YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY
If you’re a librarian and you’d like to host your own Reel2Real event or you’re a Wisconsin resident who would like your local library to host screenings, please email Lynne Blinkenberg. A list of current Reel2Real film offerings can be found here.
