This Sunday, celebrate Queens County Farm with sheep shearing and spinning demos, farm tours, live music, hay rides, wine tasting, some of the city's best food trucks and a screening of POV's Sweetgrass in the farm's barn complex.

Librarian Sheri Miklaski tells POV about the Georgetown (Texas) Public Library's month of programming around the StoryCorps interview collection Listening is an Act of Love and POV's StoryCorps Animated Shorts.

Check out where in the country POV films will be screening this weekend and next week...

Weekend plans? Whether you're in Oklahoma or the Pacific Northwest screenings are happening nationwide!

Where Soldiers Come From screens at events across the country, including the Corcoran College's Arts and the Military Conference, and "Monthly Movies" at the National Veterans Art Museum, showcasing a mural painted by Dominic the week leading up to the screening.

Last week, POV announced its 25th anniversary season on PBS. This week, we're announcing that the films are available in POV's Lending Library for you to borrow - for FREE!

Spring is here and new community partners are sprouting up across the country. See what they're up to next week...

Wednesday, March 21st is a busy day for POV Community Engagement! Check out some of the screenings happening around the country.

Catch Up Heartbreak Hill (POV 2012) on a big screen before its premiere on PBS later this year.

Check out highlights from our upcoming POV screenings calendar. Don't see your city on the map? Interested in seeing a POV documentary near you? It's easy!

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. Take a look at our educational resources for Where Soldiers Come From to explore the impact of traumatic brain injury on military veterans and their families.

Next week POV is partnering on 11 community events across the country, including screenings with the ACLU, The Malden Reads Movie Committee and the Activism Symposium at Wells College.

Next week POV is blanketing America. Check out our events happening from coast to coast!

The Princeton Environmental Film Festival runs from Jan. 26 to Feb. 12, 2012, at Princeton Public Library. The Oscar®-nominated 'If a Tree Falls' screens on Feb. 10 and will be followed by a Q&A with co-director Sam Cullman. 'The City Dark' (POV, 2012) screens on Feb. 11 with filmmaker Ian Cheney in attendance.

The Barber of Birmingham tells the story of Mr. James Armstrong, an African-American barber in Birmingham, Alabama, who experiences the fulfillment of an unimaginable dream: the election of the first African American president.

Former Intern Aubrey Gallegos shares her experiences behind the scenes of POV's 2011 season.

U.S. Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, General Craig R. McKinley and the National Guard Bureau, Military to Medicine and POV recently screened the documentary in Washington, D.C.

POV community partners honor Veterans Day with screenings of the documentaries Where Soldiers Come From, Armadillo and The Way We Get By.