Queens Public Television
| Country | |
|---|---|
| Broadcast area | Queens, New York City | 
| Programming | |
| Language(s) | English | 
| Picture format | 480i (SDTV) | 
| Ownership | |
| Owner | Queens Public Communications Corporation | 
| Links | |
| Website | Queens Public Television | 
Queens Public Television (QPTV) is a public-access television network serving the residents of the borough of Queens, New York City. It is operated by the Queens Public Communications Corporation (QPCC), a non-profit organization which manages the four public, educational, and government access (PEG) channels (Channels 34/1995, 56/1996, 57/1997, 79/1998 on Charter Spectrum; 35, 56, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998. on RCN; and 34, 35, 36, 37 on Verizon Fios) on the cable TV systems for NY, Jamaica.[1][2][3][4][5]
QPTV original programming
- Adventures in QPTV Land (2001)
 - American Vocal Ensemble (1999)
 - Art a-la-Carte (1989)
 - The Art of Paper Cutting (1997)
 - Artists at Work (1992)
 - Assembly Update (1997)
 - The Beatnik Poets (2001)
 - Ben's Music and Dance (1997)
 - Bernie's Place (2006–present)
 - Binat Chaim School of Music (1995)
 - Business Goals 2000 (1996)
 - Caribbean Classroom
 - Caribbean Gospel Showcase (1997–1999)
 - Center Stage
 - Coaches Roundtable (1997)
 - Companion Animal Network (1996–present)
 - Computer Animation Discussion (1994)
 - Connection Zone
 - Conversations (1998)
 - Creative Insight (1999)
 - Creative Instincts (1998)
 - Democracy in Crisis (1996–present)
 - De Aqui y De Alla con Natty Abreu
 - DeVore Dance Center in Concert 1997 (1998)
 - The E.O.M. Rap Show (2000)
 - Exploration of the Universe (1997)
 - Eye Positive (1998)
 - Eyewitness Ministries' Time With a Band (1998)
 - Fitness World (1998)
 - From the Heart (1996)
 - The Game Show Block Party (2007–present)
 - Garbage Band 101 (1991)
 - The Gillis & Barry Show (1996–present)
 - A Hidden Feud (1995)
 - The Hive (1997-1998)
 - In Our World
 - An Interview with Joe
 - Islam, the Universal System (1998–2000)
 - Ivanka's 1-800 Contest (1998)
 - James the Magician (1995)
 - The Jennifer Vanilla Hour (2017–present)
 - Joan's World
 - The Joe Show (1999–2000)
 - Keepin'(g) It Real (1997 and 1998)
 - Kids (2) (2000–2001)
 - Kids Will Be Kids (1999)
 - The Learning Tree Multicultural School (2000)
 - Life in the Universe (2000)
 - Lipsynch Party (2) (1997–1999)
 - The Lou Telano Show (2000)
 - The Men of Fitness (1997)
 - Mind Gym (1999)
 - Mindlight
 - Mrs. Jellybean (1995)
 - Music Festival (1998)
 - Music Movies & More (1998)
 - Nosotros, Ustedes y... Luz Estella (1998)
 - Not by Bread Alone
 - Nueva York: Ciudad de Todos (1997)
 - O's Crib
 - The On Da Money Show
 - The Panorama of New York City (1998)
 - Passport to the World (2000–2001)
 - Pets Alive (1996)
 - Planet Safari U.S.A. (1996)
 - Poetry in Gospel (1999)
 - Pohl Position (1999–present)
 - Public Access in Queens (1999)
 - Queens Music Television (1999)
 - Quiet Time and Praise the Lord (1997)
 - Quinteto Brasileiro (1999)
 - The Realm of Never
 - Rhythmic Poetry (1999)
 - Richie's Place
 - Simple Science
 - Skate Time (1998)
 - Social Security & You
 - Solutions (1998–present)
 - Survivor (1997)
 - Taekwon-Do (1997)
 - Tete-A-Tete: The Independent Music Scene (1990)
 - The Typewriter (2000)
 - Urban Souls Culture
 - The Way (1994)
 - What's Happening Berverly?
 - What Makes The Monkey Dance (2005)
 - Where We Stand
 - Women of Fitness (1997)
 - Words (1997)
 - You Name That Show (1999–present)
 - A Young Artist Sculpts
 
References
- ^ Blabbermouth (2008-11-25). "CHRIS CAFFERY's Flushing Library Performance To Be Aired On Queens Public Television". BLABBERMOUTH.NET. Retrieved 2021-07-04.
 - ^ HIRSHON, NICHOLAS. "Memorial for Queens Public TV chief". nydailynews.com. Retrieved 2021-07-04.
 - ^ "QUEENS PUBLIC TELEVISION". facpub.stjohns.edu. Retrieved 2021-07-04.
 - ^ "QPTV - Queens Public Television Reviews and Ratings | Flushing, NY | Donate, Volunteer, Review | GreatNonprofits". greatnonprofits.org. Retrieved 2021-07-04.
 - ^ "Queens Public Television Ch. 35 Time Warner - TV Listings Guide". www.ontvtonight.com. Retrieved 2021-07-04.