Have some Kids Club fun! Watch quality children’s programming, such as Molly of Denali, Dinosaur Train, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood and so much more, on KUAC TV 9.1 and KUAC TV 9.5 (24 hours a day of PBS Kids!).

Welcome to the KUAC Kids Club! We are glad you are here! Ready to join? Use our secure online form or download and print out this form. Here are some Frequently Asked Questions to help you on your way! Q. What is KUAC Kids Club? A. KUAC Kids Club is a membership program.

Help sustain the engaging and educational children’s shows on KUAC TV. From Molly of Denali, Let’s Go Luna!, Wild Kratts, and Sesame Street to Splash and Bubbles, your kiddo can explore all the ways KUAC and PBS help kids of all ages learn while having fun.

Enroll a special kid in your life in the KUAC Kids Club today! You’ll be supporting public broadcasting and the KUAC mission…a mission that brings your family great Kids Programming 24/7/365. Plus, your young ones will get to hear their name on KUAC FM & …

Mar 8, 2022 · Join the KUAC Kids Club. Are you a KUAC Kids Club member? Become one today and have fun while supporting public broadcasting, KUAC, and by bringing your family the great Kids Programming you know and love.

Jan 2, 2025 · Theo Perreault is our outgoing KUAC Kids' Club volunteer so he sat down with our new KUAC Kids' Club volunteer, Evelyn Olesen to chat about being the birthday spot voice talent.

Learn all about what KUAC has to offer kids and about how to join the KUAC Kids Club!

Your gift helps to sustain the educational and entertaining children's shows on KUAC TV 9.1 and KUAC’s PBS Kids TV 9.5 (24/7 children’s programming). And thanks to YOU, KUAC remains one of the most listened to and watched public broadcasting services in the country!

The Kids Club takes all the youth content produced and curated from around the country by KUAC and puts it in one handy place: www.kuac.org/kuackids. The program offers KUAC kids all...

Jan 30, 2025 · High sugar cereal brands target TV ads directly to kids under age 12. And this targeted advertising leads to greater household purchases of unhealthy kid cereals, a new study finds.