January 30, 2026
The loss of about $2 million per year in federal funding has meant that we at PBS Utah have had to make some very difficult choices, including ending the publication of the SEVEN program guide. This move was made so the considerable money we used to spend on producing this guide can be spent on the programs that you love and count on.
Our mission is to provide enriching, entertaining, and informative content and experiences that foster a deeper understanding of the world. We remain as dedicated to this mission as ever and are doing what we need so that we not only persist but thrive in this new era for public media.
Your calls, emails, and your gifts have meant so much to me and the PBS Utah staff over the last few challenging months. So, now, does your patience and understanding as you adjust to finding schedule information through the methods below.
While the printed guide is ending, there are many easy ways to stay connected to PBS Utah’s schedule across all our channels—PBS Utah, World, Create, and PBS Kids:
- View our online schedule for the most up-to-date listings. You can scroll, search, and print a copy of the schedule.
- Use the on-screen electronic program guide on your television or in the PBS app for real-time schedules.
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- PBS Utah Weekly Newsletter – Streaming and on-air highlights, community events, and family activities (Typically on Thursdays).
- Drama Digest – Monthly drama highlights and exclusive opportunities (Monthly on a Sunday).
- Concert Email – Weekly performing arts programming and ticket offers (Typically on Fridays).
- Special Programming Updates – Announcements of new locally-produced content, as well as highly anticipated national PBS programs. You won’t want to miss these shows!
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If you have specific questions regarding the SEVEN program guide, please contact 801-581-7300 or email SEVEN@PBSUtah.org.
With gratitude,
James Davie
PBS Utah Station Manager