Deborah Hamlett
General Manager
Public Television
- History
- Local Productions
- Value to the Community
Milwaukee PBS tours are interesting, informative, free, and open to the public. Groups such as scouts, media classes, retirement organizations, schools, and people with special needs visit Milwaukee PBS.
Tours are conducted as a free community service of Milwaukee PBS, on weekdays only. Start times range from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Tours last approximately 45 minutes. Reservations are required two weeks in advance. Participants must be in kindergarten or older.
Tour guides are staff members who present Milwaukee PBS facilities related to the production and broadcast of Milwaukee PBS programming. Guides will also explain the management, operations, and history of the station.
Groups of 5 to 25 people can be accommodated comfortably at one time. Larger groups may be split. Groups of 4 or fewer may join tours already scheduled, or invite others, to get up to the five-person minimum.
Street parking is limited. Parking lots are located across from Milwaukee PBS on 8th Street for a fee. There is no bus parking available. A handicapped access door is available on the corner of 8th and Highland. The station is located in the C Building on the MATC Downtown Campus at 1036 N. 8th St. The elevator is in the lobby marked by Milwaukee PBS signage. Use the "TV" button in the elevator to go to the 4th floor where you will be welcomed to our station.
Please call Viewer Services at 414-297-7520 or email tvviewer@matc.edu.
Cancellations are appreciated by 5 pm the prior workday.
Milwaukee PBS has compiled a listing of staff members who are available to speak to organizations on many media-related topics.
To arrange for a speaker or presentation, please contact:
Milwaukee PBS main switchboard at 414-271-1036
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- Value to the Community
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