Featured in June are Little Richard, Alvin Ailey and Keith Haring, and moms who support their LGBTQIA+ kids and an Upstate NY retreat in the 1960s.

Meet the world’s oldest rockers: the Young@Heart Chorus! They celebrate their 40th anniversary live in their hometown of Northampton, MA, paying tribute to members who have passed, with songs by Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, Sonic Youth, and more.

THIRTEEN will broadcast highlights of King Charles III’s coronation procession and ceremony the night of Saturday May 6.

Films on video pioneer Nam June Paik, the 70s rock group Fanny, chef Ethan Lim, and more in May.

The life and works of artist Nam June Paik come to television and video, a medium he championed as the “father of video art” and experimented with here at WNET/Thirteen.

Sometimes we crave the comfort of characters who truly care, so why not curl up with a medical drama? Selections from Walter Presents include a single mom nurse in Italy; interns at a French hospital under quarantine; a researcher pursuing a cure in 19th-century Berlin; and more characters from the world of medicine abroad and across decades.

From hummingbirds in Costa Rica to New Yorkers cutting out building pollution in NYC, be inspired by the natural world and ways to protect it and ourselves.

Learn how teenagers survived Auschwitz and how a family escaped the Warsaw Ghetto in films airing during Holocaust Days of Remembrance.

Celebrate Arab Americans, from the comedian behind the Netflix series Mo to a group of Palestinian-American dancers in Brooklyn.

Betty White was 96 years old when she appeared in her PBS documentary tribute. White was the first woman to produce a national TV show, to star in a sitcom, to receive an Emmy nomination – and the first woman to ever appear on television.

The teenage bride was on family business when she married the future King of France. The PBS series premieres March 19 at 10pm. Bingewatch eight episodes with THIRTEEN Passport.

From nature along the Wild Atlantic Coast to evenings of song with Irish balladeer Daniel O’Donnell, and a focus on Irish Americans by Finding Your Roots. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with THIRTEEN.

Academy Award nominee David Strathairn portrays Holocaust witness Jan Karski in “Remember This,” a Great Performances episode premiering nationally on Monday, March 13.

Seven decades after Brown v. Board, few New York City public schools reflect systemwide demographics by race, despite advocacy by students and the public. A Community Connections essay by Christopher Bonastia.

Céline Dion’s world tour in 2008-09, Joni Mitchell’s award ceremony and tribute, opera divas in The Hours, and more.