1.4K views · 18 reactions | Sit back and visit unique and interesting places around our great state with this travel guide for the digital age! #DestinationMaryland premieres TUESDAY NIGHT at 7:30pm! Maryland Maryland Department of Natural Resources Maryland State Parks Calvert Marine Museum | Maryland Public Television | Facebook

160 reactions · 54 shares | We rely on generous local support to deliver original, Bay-focused shows such as Water’s Edge: Black Watermen of the Chesapeake, Discovering the Dove and Eatin’ Blue Catfish. Can we count on you during our 19th annual Chesapeake Bay Week? | Maryland Public Television | Facebook

Grab a plate because we have a tasty night of programming tonight on Chesapeake #BayWeek, starting at 7pm! www.mpt.org/bayweek #ChesapeakeBay | Maryland Public Television

The free PBS App provides a whole library of PBS & MPT programs. You can find great documentaries, concerts, and of course MASTERPIECE | PBS! Download the free PBS App on your smart TV, phone, Laptop, and streaming devices! www.mpt.org/anywhere/pbs-app/ And become an MPT Passport Member today! www.mpt.org/passport | Maryland Public Television

In 1968, in the wake of MLK, Jr.'s assassination, three racially-segregated churches in the historic Quince Orchard community of Montgomery County voted to integrate their congregations. "Finding Fellowship" explores the uniquely American story of how the members of this once rural, once segregated community intentionally put their differences aside to come together amidst one America's most turbulent moments. Streaming now on the PBS app. https://video.mpt.tv/show/finding-fellowship/ The Quince

Explore the past to understand our present. Get a look at the history programs available on the free PBS app! To download the app, visit www.mpt.org/anywhere/pbs-app/ | Maryland Public Television | Facebook

6.1K views | Learn more about the musician Louis Armstrong. He revolutionized jazz music with his trumpeting and vocal styles, forever altering the course of musical history: to.pbs.org/2MgG2U4 | Maryland Public Television | Facebook