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9:00 pm
Sewing with Nancy
"Landscape Quilting Workshop, Part 1"
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9:30 pm
Grand View
"Redwood National Park"
In this episode, Baumann's journey takes his audience to some of the tallest trees on Earth. These old growth redwood stands are some of the last remaining timber that was saved from the lumber industry. These magnificent trees live to be 2000 years old and grow to be over 300 feet tall; Baumann's journey takes him to the base of these mythical giants. D
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10:00 pm
Simply Ming
"Coriander & Fennel"
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10:30 pm
Lidia's Italy In America
"USA: Italian-American and Truly Italian"
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11:00 pm
Primary Sources: Workshops In American History
"The Census: Who We Think We Are"
Every 10 years, American citizens get a new view of who they are. In this workshop, a selection of Census forms over the past 200 years shows how categories of race and ethnicity not only reflect, but can shape and sometimes obscure, America's ideas of racial identity. Onscreen participants attempt to "find" themselves in evolving racial categorizations from 1830 to 1990 and, using recent Census results, formulate appropriation priorities for a Midwestern community.G
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