About this Event
Join us on Wednesday, October 21st for a very special screening of two episodes of How Are We Today? This Lone Star Emmy-nominated mental health sitcom follows the path built by Fred Rogers, Sesame Street, Reading Rainbow and other trailblazers of educational programming, focusing on expanding the conversation about mental health and providing useful tools for your day-to-day life. Come explore the vast world of mental health with a group of neighbors and one friendly resident rodent!
After the screening, stick around for a discussion featuring the show’s creator Tyler Coe, Austin PBS’s Bethiael Alemayoh, and hosted by Austin InSight’s Laura Laughead. This event is free to attend, but RSVPs are required.
While an RSVP confirms your interest in attending, it does not guarantee entry to the event.
Event Schedule
Wednesday, October 21 | Studio A at Austin PBS
6:00 p.m. | Doors Open
6:30 p.m. | Studio Doors Open
6:45–8:30 p.m. | Screening with Panel Discussion immediately following.
Parking
The Austin Media Center is located on Austin Community College Highland campus. You can find us at the corner of Clayton Lane and Wilhelmina Delco Drive. Look for the Austin PBS name on the building, 3000.
MAP APPS
Google Maps, Waze, and Apple Maps
Enter “Austin PBS” to navigate to our location. We strongly recommend you do
not enter our street address to navigate because it will place you at the back of
our building and not at the public entrance. By entering “Austin PBS,” you will be
directed to the correct side of the building.
PARKING INFORMATION
Paid street parking is available around our building and in the surface lot across the street. Covered parking is available in the Austin Community College Highland South Parking Garage (Entry #5 on Clayton Lane). Parking is free in the parking garage.
ADA parking is available in the parking garage.
About How Are We Today?
How Are We Today is a sitcom that follows the path built by Fred Rogers, Sesame Street, Reading Rainbow, and other trailblazers of educational programming, focusing on expanding the conversation about mental health and providing helpful tools to utilize in anyone's day-to-day life.
Event venue & nearby stays
Austin PBS, 6101 Highland Campus Drive, Austin, United States
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