The annual Bollywood at the Fox event, presented by the Fox Tucson Theatre Foundation, features an authentic “Mela” street party on Congress Street in front of the historic Fox Tucson Theatre. The sights and sounds of Indian food, music and dancing combine to transport Mela attendees to India without ever leaving Tucson.
Guests will also experience an Indian film inside the Fox Tucson Theatre -- Tucson’s premiere entertainment venue and southwestern art deco movie palace -- before the evening is complete. Event proceeds will benefit children’s programming at the Fox Tucson Theatre. An event not to be missed!
More information on Bollywood at the Fox can be found on the Fox Theatre website.
In association with the Bollywood at the Fox event, Arizona Public Media presents an encore broadcast of the highly popular PBS series, The Story of India,, each weeknight beginning Monday, April 12 through Friday, April 16.
Programs in the series will air each evening on PBS World and later that evening on PBS-HD Channel 6 during the following times:
PBS World Channel 27-3 (Comcast 203, Cox 83) on Sunday April 11, the two hour series premiere beginning at 7:30 p.m. (Episodes 1 and 2); and at 7 p.m. nightly beginning Monday, April 12 to Thursday, April 15 (Episodes 3 - 6).
PBS-HD Channel 6 beginning Monday, April 12, the two hour series premiere beginning at 10 p.m. (Episodes 1 and 2), then at 11 p.m. nightly beginning Tuesday, April 13 to Friday April 16 (Episodes 3-6)
View all the air times for "The Story of India" here
This is an updated schedule for the encore presentation of “The Story of India” on PBS World. Please note that on Sunday, April 11, the program will start ½ hour LATER than originally scheduled on PBS World. Because of the urgency of the upcoming special election on Proposition 100, Arizona Public Media will air the live community debate “Arizona Sales Tax: Fix or Folly” on PBS World April 11 from 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Michael Wood’s fascinating journey through the history of the Indian subcontinent is the first such program on western television and chronicles the incredible richness and diversity of its peoples, cultures and landscapes; outlines the originality and continuing relevance of its ideas; and relates some of the most momentous and moving events in world history.
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