KLRN :: San Antonio: Talk To Us

ON KLRN NOW

12:30 pm
TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE
Program 1819

1:00 pm
FETCH! WITH RUFF RUFFMAN
THE RUFFMEAL NEEDS MORE ROUGHAGE

1:30 pm
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES: THE ANIMATED SERIES
THE SLEEVES

2:00 pm
BETWEEN THE LIONS
SHEEP ON A SHIP/MISSISSIPPI SKIP AND HIS PIRATE SH

KLRN Schedules:

KLRN
501 Broadway
San Antonio, Texas 78215-1820

P.O. Box 9
San Antonio, Texas 78291-0009

Phone: 210-270-9000
800-627-8193
Fax: 210-270-9078

Department E-mail Directory:
info@klrn.org
programming@klrn.org
membership@klrn.org
production@klrn.org
education@klrn.org
events@klrn.org
volunteers@klrn.org
pr@klrn.org

Department Phone Directory:
All staff can be reached at 210-270-9000
and the following extensions:

Education 2254
Engineering 2225
Events 2236
Marketing 2264
Membership 2222
Production 2275
Programming 2250
Public Relations 2258
Underwriting 2304
Endowment 2222
Early ON 2246
KLRN Connect/Teacherline 2251
Family, Friends & Neighbors 2265
KLRN Kids Club 2289

CLOSED CAPTIONING
If you have questions or experience problems with closed captioning on programs broadcast by KLRN, please contact us:
Email: info@klrn.org
Mail: KLRN Public Television Attn: Charles Vaughn 501 Broadway San Antonio, TX 78215
Or call during business hours: (210) 270-9000 Ext 2249 – Charles Vaughn


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THE NATIONAL PARKS UNTOLD STORIES PROJECT:
The Untold Stories project brings to light stories focusing on the role of African Americans, Asian Americans, Hispanic Americans and Native Americans in the creation and protection of individual parks. Five original short films were created, and one of those films is about the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park. Click here to watch the film.